Books with title Horse up a Tree

I gave Simon a little shove, but it was enough to start him moving, then he quickly picked up speed. Too quickly. "Slow down! " I screamed out into the Gorge. Simon and Molly would rather be tortured by Pecker the Parrot or chased by an axe-wielding Dunny Brush than go on the Grubb twins' dodgy flying fox again. But when a kid's in trouble up the Gorge, they mightn't have a choice.

Socks is a young horse whose vanity and self-importance lead him into a most difficult situation. But his animal friends in the forest help him along the way, yielding a riveting story. There's Rupert the fox, whose clever thinking helps solve a major problem. And there's Shelly, the turtle, who dares to go into a hungry lion's lair to help Socks. Bullfrog, lends his leaping skill to save Socks from deadly danger. Mrs. Owl, who always gives sage advice, keeps an eye out for any perils along the way. And Woody the beaver, with his unique talent, truly saves the day. Thanks to all his friends who lend a helping hand, Socks discovers his inner self-worth.

Socks is a young horse whose vanity and self-importance lead him into a most difficult situation. But his animal friends in the forest help him along the way, yielding a riveting story. There's Rupert the fox, whose clever thinking helps solve a major problem. And there's Shelly, the turtle, who dares to go into a hungry lion's lair to help Socks. Bullfrog, lends his leaping skill to save Socks from deadly danger. Mrs. Owl, who always gives sage advice, keeps an eye out for any perils along the way. And Woody the beaver, with his unique talent, truly saves the day. Thanks to all his friends who lend a helping hand, Socks discovers his inner self-worth.

I gave Simon a little shove, but it was enough to start him moving, then he quickly picked up speed. Too quickly. 'Slow down!' I screamed out into the Gorge. Simon and Molly would rather be tortured by Pecker the Parrot or chased by an axe-wielding Dunny Brush than go on the Grubb twin's dodgy flying fox again. But when a kid's in trouble up the Gorge, they mightn't have a choice...

Every animal has its own special niche in its ecosystem, but to see some of the most interesting animals sometimes you have to grab a branch and look up. Arboreal animals have adapted to life in the trees to avoid predators and to gain access to food that ground-dwelling animals cannot reach. In this high-flying series, readers will discover how koalas, flying lemurs, green tree pythons, tree kangaroos, and other animals have made a successful living high in the branches of trees. Informative text provides the reader with valuable data that supports life science curriculum. A fact-spread highlights some of the more interesting bits of info on each animal while gorgeous, full-color photographs with in-depth captions round out this strong addition to any library collection.

I gave Simon a little shove, but it was enough to start him moving, then he quickly picked up speed. Too quickly. 'Slow down!' I screamed out into the Gorge. Simon and Molly would rather be tortured by Pecker the Parrot or chased by an axe-wielding Dunny Brush than go on the Grubb twin's dodgy flying fox again. But when a kid's in trouble up the Gorge, they mightn't have a choice...