Books with title Patty’s Big Problem

Meet the Bakers . . . Mr. and Mrs. Baker always wanted children—so they went out and adopted 12 of them! There are Christine, Mark, Hilary, Olivia, Collette, Patty, Kenny, Howie, Kevin, Terry, Jack, and Dixie. Now they have their own “Bakers’ Dozen” and life in their big country home is never boring. Are 13 children too many for one family to handle? It’s been nearly a year since Patty moved in with the Bakers. She really loves her big family—including newborn baby Addie!Then Patty gets terrible news: her father’s cousins have been found. They’re coming to meet the Bakers—and if they don’t like what they see, they’re going to take her far away. And with the baby screaming, the dog howling, Chris fighting, and Dixie running away, it looks as if Patty is going to lose her home . . .

Meet the Bakers . . . Mr. and Mrs. Baker always wanted children—so they went out and adopted 12 of them! There are Christine, Mark, Hilary, Olivia, Collette, Patty, Kenny, Howie, Kevin, Terry, Jack, and Dixie. Now they have their own “Bakers’ Dozen” and life in their big country home is never boring. Are 13 children too many for one family to handle? It’s been nearly a year since Patty moved in with the Bakers. She really loves her big family—including newborn baby Addie! Then Patty gets terrible news: her father’s cousins have been found. They’re coming to meet the Bakers—and if they don’t like what they see, they’re going to take her far away. And with the baby screaming, the dog howling, Chris fighting, and Dixie running away, it looks as if Patty is going to lose her home . . .

"When I was little, my imagination was filled with creativity and possibility. I always figured out how to build play spaces, forts in the woods, ramps - it never ended! My new children's book A Big Problem teaches the tried-and-true problem solving process - the same process I've been using since I was young - but here it's wrapped around a super outrageous story. This stimulates both creativity and logic. Children also learn how to work together by brainstorming, building and eventually solving the problem in front of them. In the end, this type of logical reasoning builds strong minded individuals and close knit communities." -Carter Oosterhouse

The Caramel Tree Readers Level 1 is a delicious series of leveled readers for children ages 5 to 7. It consists of picture books with approximately 200 words relating to key themes to help students learn vocabulary. Judy the zookeeper has a big problem, so she goes to the hospital for help. But the doctor is unable to determine what is wrong. Students can join the doctor in the guessing game as they list various ailments and symptoms until, eventually, Judy’s big problem is very clear.

Sarah's Big Problem is a story about a young girl who is not happy with the way she looks. Through prayer and God's word she finds the strength to realize that she is wonderfully made by God's own hand. This book teaches children to rely on God's Word to handle their problems when they feel they cannot handle them alone. After all, the Bible tells us to "...be strong in the Lord, and in the power of His might." Ephesians 6:10