Books with title Charlie the tramp

Charlie the Beaver wants to be a tramp when he grows up. “Tramps don’t have to learn how to chop down trees and how to roll logs and how to build dams. Tramps just tramp around and have a good time. Tramps carry sticks with little bundles tied to them. They sleep in a field when the weather is nice, and when it rains they sleep in a barn.” Charlie sets off with his bundle. But when he hears water trickling, he can’t get to sleep. Will he be able to resist the urge to make it stop? As Grandfather Beaver says, “You never know when a tramp will turn out to be a beaver.”Winner of the Boys Club of America Junior Book Award, 1968

Meet a group of competitive safari animals all intent on outdoing one another in the Jungle Games. Lion is the fastest. Crocodile is the best swimmer. Chameleon is the best at Hide-and-Seek. But little Charlie Chimp is resourceful and smart―and she is rewarded with a special prize'! Find yourself cheering for the under-chimp in this funny, rhyming story about brains over brawn and sweetness over swagger. The third book in the Alphaprints picture book series, following Wiggle and the Whale and Pip the Little Penguin.

Charlie and the Trains is a cute little book about a little train engine who makes friends with all types of other engines, train cars, planes and more. They all work together to get their jobs done. Each character has a special job based on their skills. Just like us, they are unique and special in their own way. Some may be bigger or faster, but each one has something special to contribute. Charlie and the Trains is a great tool to teach children how our differences are not bad things, but a way of making us all special.

Charlie the Beaver wants to be a tramp when he grows up. “Tramps don’t have to learn how to chop down trees and how to roll logs and how to build dams. Tramps just tramp around and have a good time. Tramps carry sticks with little bundles tied to them. They sleep in a field when the weather is nice, and when it rains they sleep in a barn.” Charlie sets off with his bundle. But when he hears water trickling, he can’t get to sleep. Will he be able to resist the urge to make it stop? As Grandfather Beaver says, “You never know when a tramp will turn out to be a beaver.”Winner of the Boys Club of America Junior Book Award, 1968

Charlie the Cat! is an inspiring tale about a curious kitty who knows there has to be more to life than what everyone tells him. Follow Charlie’s adventures as he greets his neighborhood friends and discovers a happy surprise!Author and Illustrator, Pia Edberg, has written the book as a way to inspire people of all ages to become anything they dream of. Having always been a lover of all creatures great and small, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to animal welfare causes.

Discover the Amazing Adventures of a Cute Little Train Named Charlie!"Charlie and the Trains" is a cute little book about a little train engine who makes friends with all types of other engines, train cars, planes and more. They all work together to get their jobs done. Each character has a special job based on their skills.Just like us, they are unique and special in their own way. Some may be bigger or faster, but each one has something special to contribute."Charlie and the Trains" is a great tool to teach children how our differences are not bad things, but a way of making us all special.So what are you waiting for? Scroll back up the page and grab your copy today!Tags: kids books, train, kids stories, bedtime stories for children, bedtime reading, Children's books, short stories, trains

Charlie the Beaver wants to be a tramp when he grows up. “Tramps don’t have to learn how to chop down trees and how to roll logs and how to build dams. Tramps just tramp around and have a good time. Tramps carry sticks with little bundles tied to them. They sleep in a field when the weather is nice, and when it rains they sleep in a barn.” Charlie sets off with his bundle. But when he hears water trickling, he can’t get to sleep. Will he be able to resist the urge to make it stop? As Grandfather Beaver says, “You never know when a tramp will turn out to be a beaver.”Winner of the Boys Club of America Junior Book Award, 1968