Books with title Farmer Cap

Farmer Cap, a resident of Pfeffernut County, is a strange fellow. Instead of growing beans, corn, or peas on his farm, he grows giant pink marshmallows, using syrup and powdered sugar. After years of trying to convince their eccentric neighbor to do things the way they do, the other farmers of the county finally see that Farmer Cap might have some good ideas, after all.

“Farmer’s character really blossoms through the story in equally heartbreaking and “stand up and cheer” ways!”Farmer is ten years old, a runaway, and tired of foster homes. Now she’s on the run again. But this time, she’s not going to the docks to live among the other runaways. With the help of her best friend, Yoko, and crazy G-daddy, Farmer comes face to face with the mystery of her origin and the power growing within her.From author, Auri Blest comes a companion volume to the Sleeper Series, told from the perspective of the widely popular character Farmer. The story is split into three sections: The Early Years, A New Beginning, and Sleepers. Exclusive scenes add a jarring layer to the depth of deception at the Institute of Anomalous Intelligence. Readers get a glimpse into the history and heart of Farmer and the people who saved her life.

“Farmer’s character really blossoms through the story in equally heartbreaking and 'stand up and cheer' ways!”"I'm so excited to find out there's a such thing as Christian science fiction." ARC ReviewerFarmer is ten years old, a runaway, and tired of foster homes. But this time, she’s not going to the docks to live among the other runaways. With the help of her best friend, Yoko, and crazy G-daddy, Farmer comes face to face with the mystery of her origin and the power growing within her.From author, Auri Blest comes a companion volume to the Sleeper Series, told from the perspective of the widely popular character Farmer. The story is split into three sections: The Early Years, A New Beginning, and Sleepers. Exclusive scenes add a jarring layer to the depth of deception at the Institute of Anomalous Intelligence. Readers get a glimpse into the history and heart of Farmer and the people who saved her life.

This delightful picture book is a miniaturized edition of the same title in Barron's Little People Shape Books series. Starting with its delightful front cover illustration, each Mini title perfectly replicates its larger edition's color illustrations and story, and is merely scaled down in size. Very young children who open this sturdy little board book can take flights of fancy and make imaginary journeys to magical places. Engaging color illustrations on every page

This brand-new addition to Barron's popular and growing Little People Shape Books has heavy board covers and is die-cut to take the shape of the friendly farmer on its front cover. The color-illustrated story inside is easy for beginning readers, and great for reading aloud to pre-schoolers. When the book is closed its cover illustration presents an attractive, layered, three-dimensional effect.