Books with title Baby Crow

""Baby Crow can't sing like the other members in his family--he just beeps. When Grandfather Crow discovers the problem--Baby Crow gobbled a cherry too fast and it got stuck in his throat--he dislodges it and Baby sings so loudly that the family wonders how to quiet him"".--School Library Journal. Honor Book, 1995 Storytelling World Awards. Full color.

‘Cry Baby’ is a “Coming of Age’ novella about teens dealing with issues of friendship, romance, parental divorce and growing up in postmodern America. Byron loves Nat but must wait for him to break up with handsome ‘wild streak’ Russ, before making his move. Matt is the new kid on the block who is infatuated with him. There is also Quentin who thinks he’s the perfect friend. These romantic interests make for intriguing and affirming inter-personal relationships.Nat who must choose wisely, makes it his mission to help them deal with their personal issues and become better teens! This book’s uplifting message of forgiveness and affirming interpersonal relationships should resonate with readers. Suitable for teens 16+ and older readers. (This work does not contain adult content although the characters are fulsome in expressing their romantic sentiments.)

Available for FREE - Kindle Unlimited UsersCry Baby Cry is his nickname, and his best friend, Birdie, helps him along the way. Get ready for laughs, smiles, and giggles! As always, there is a picture on every page. (21 illustrated pages)Parents and children will enjoy reading this book together. If you enjoy this book, you might also enjoy: I Love You Forever, and Cry Baby Cry Goes to the Zoe by Charlie Waddle. Tags: Comic, Funny, Children's Book, Kids ebook, Happy, Fun read, Laugh, Smile, Giggle, Small children, Toddlers, Potty Training, Tantrums, Crying, Babies, Baby, Child, Board book, little one, infant, mommy, daddy, grandpa, grandma, aunt, uncle, family, fairy tale, bedtime, nursery, tale, toddler art, illustrated children’s books, early learning, basic concepts, body, growing up & facts of life, family life, new baby, classics, social skills & school life, friendship, and values.

Charlie is fifteen (and a half). She's in her last year at school. She just knows it's going to be a fantastic year. OK, her dad says she's growing up too fast, but what do dads know? Charlie can look after herself. She can. Until she gets pregnant after a party. That changes things. Her life is ruined - and her parents will be furious. Should she keep the baby? Republished as a new edition, this book is one of the Shades 2.0 series. This book is perfect for reluctant teens who still want an exciting, unpatronising story that is relevant to their interests and concerns, but who don't want to read a longer novel. With a length of only 6,000 words, and filled with drama, this story will appeal to all reluctant teen readers.