Browse all books

Books with title High in the Old Oak Tree

Browse by Grade or Reading Level

Released in this month Released in last month Released 2 months ago Released 3 months ago Released 4 months ago Released 5 months ago Released 6 months ago

  • The Old Oak Tree

    Sanjeevi Deepu Vridhachalam, Paula Veschore

    Paperback (BookSurge Publishing, Feb. 15, 2010)
    The Old Oak Tree is a charming tale of a grand old tree and four forest friends. The Oak Tree is tall and mighty but how did he become so? Rabbit, Squirrel, Bird, and Mouse are eager to solve the secret of the Oak Tree's height and might- only to be pleasantly surprised when they discover the truth. A Fantastic Fable of Discovery
    G

  • The Old Oak Tree

    Betty Fasig

    language (Betty Fasig, Dec. 19, 2011)
    2. The Tales Of Wooffer's Woods - Wooffer has noticed that when he tries to make friends, the squirrels run up the trees and everyone else runs away. As he lay watching the squirrels, he had a fantastic idea. It was worth a try, but could he do it?

  • The Old Oak Tree

    E.M. Holzman, R.H. Grad

    language (Erin Moss Holzman, Nov. 25, 2013)
    The Old Oak Tree is a story that very simplistically teaches kids the importance of respect, boundaries and freedom. There is a little magic and a lot of love in this story.

  • The Old Oak Tree

    Philippa W Joyner

    Paperback (New Generation Publishing, May 4, 2016)
    In a desperate plea to save Anouka from complete demise, William and Rosabella Joy are hurled into a web of strange new friends. A Black Witch is set to turn the human world into a slavery of coldness if she finds her way in. Her accomplice, an elusive goblin, is trying to capture four children, and if these children surround the Old Oak Tree only darkness will prevail for eternity. But who is he?Angus Moon, a charming Scottish boy, is bewildering and no one seems to understand his role. Alyssa too seems a rather knowledgeable dark horse. And Myriad, the elf? Well, he's just ridiculously tiny.A new headmaster, Mr Vixonight, is acting suspicious. Miss Terrine? She just smells of old coffee. And Miss Lovett? Too bothersome she is.At the crux of Anouka, will the light or the dark side prevail? Will Mr Vixonight be able to hide his true colours? Will Angus Moon ever stop flirting. And Alyssa? Will her heroine nature help or hinder? William and Rosabella could get slain alongside their friends, or will Mrs Joy be able to rely on her son to get back home unscathed, with at least a semi-pleasing school report? For once.

  • The Old Oak Tree

    E.M. Holzman, R.H. Grad

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 25, 2013)
    The Old Oak Tree is a book for kids ages 3-7 years of age. It is about the importance of letting nature and people be free and respecting boundaries.
    E

  • High in the Trees

    Neecy Twinem

    eBook (StarWalk Kids Media, Aug. 22, 2014)
    "My soft pouch is for my baby. . . . I curl up and sleep all day high in the trees." This adorable fluffy-eared marsupial munches on eucalyptus leaves in the treetops as the clues build up to the final spread and the answer: "I am a koala!"
    F

  • High in the Trees

    Neecy Twinem

    Board book (Charlesbridge, July 1, 1996)
    "My soft pouch is for my baby. . . . I curl up and sleep all day high in the trees." This adorable fluffy-eared marsupial munches on eucalyptus leaves in the treetops as the clues build up to the final spread and the answer-"I am a koala!"
    F

  • The old oak tree

    Jill Eggleton

    Unknown Binding (Modern Pub, )
    None

  • The Hut in the Old Tree

    Dawn McMillan

    Paperback (Cengage Learning Australia, )
    None
    I

  • In the Old Gum Tree

    Cathy Wilcox

    Paperback (Allen & Unwin, May 1, 1993)
    A collection of traditional and contemporary Australian children's poems and nursery rhymes, including classic English nursery rhymes
    F

  • The Elf in the Oak Tree

    Dana Beausoleil

    Paperback (Trafford, Dec. 1, 2010)
    None
    U

  • The Old Oak Tree

    Evelyn Broad

    eBook
    Alice took her violin and returned it carefully to its equally worn case. She never played that violin for crowds and had never taken a lesson, but she taught herself and never had it restored because she found it when with her dad at his old antique shop. When her father dies her violin will take Alice on a journey to heal.