Books with title Greetings from Brazil

Hannah Montana is crisscrossing the globe on a concert tour, and each book features her adventures in a new city. With plenty of concert action and sightseeing, plus some new friends, Hannah is in for a world of fun in this hit original fiction series.Hannah Montana On Tour #3: Greetings from BrazilMiley Stewart couldn't be happier that Brazil is the latest stop on Hannah Montana’s tour. The beaches are to die for. When she meets a boy named Adriano, they quickly become friends. He invites Miley and her family to a party so he can teach her some dance moves (which she plans to use in concert). When Miley arrives, she sees someone unexpected—her archenemy Amber Addison! For some reason, Amber is being nice. When Miley tries to figure out what’s going on, will Amber uncover her secret?

Miley Stewart couldn't be happier that Brazil is the latest stop on Hannah Montana's tour. The beaches are to die for. When she meets a boy named Adriano, they quickly become friends. He invites Miley and her family to a party so he can teach her some dance moves (which she plans to use in concert). When Miley arrives, she sees someone unexpected—her archenemy Amber Addison! For some reason, Amber is being nice. When Miley tries to figure out what's going on, will Amber uncover her secret?

The third of the Noodimen Books. Let's face it, just because something seems sensible, it doesn't mean it is. This book is about making sense of things that look like they should make sense when in fact they don't. Another clever and funny children's picture book in the Noodimen series, with a conclusion to make you think. Colourful illustrations, wry humour and simple story telling for all ages.

The Third of the Noodimen Books. "On Planet Nood they don't really have a word for 'hello'. Instead the Noodimen tap the sides of their big floppy noses and boing their tummies together, saying 'Rondy-windit, min-gwerttle shoofty-flap-slap'." But what does that mean? In this fascinating book you will find out the answer to this important question. And also what getting organized, facial hair and Mrs. Snoopdrawer have to do with it. A funny, colourful and quirky children's picture book that helps to explain why many things in life just don't make sense.