Books with title Sleepover Safari

Join the Sleepover Club: Frankie, Kenny, Felicity, Rosie and Lyndsey, five girls who just want to have fun – but who always end up in mischief.It's a Bonfire Night with a difference when feisty Asha arrives from India to stay with her aunt in Cuddington. Asha helps Frankie and her mates with their project for Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, and there's a crazy Indian sleepover and a whole lot of dressing-up fun thrown in. But trouble follows Asha wherever she goes – and when Asha's aunt loses a priceless necklace, the fireworks aren't the only things to go off with a bang!Light the fuse and run for cover!

A madcap'tween movie comedy between rival chick cliques!It's the summer before high school and Julie and her friends are psyched-sort of. They're all heading to Julie's house for a sleepover bash. It's a pretty uneventful night until Staci--the most popular chick in the most popular clique challenges Julie and her buds to the ultimate dare: an all out scavenger hunt-where winner takes all--the prized spot in the cafeteria! Bring it on!Scholastic's movie novelization brings young readers along for the ride. Includes color pix of the cast.

Join the Sleepover club: Frankie, Kenny, Falicity, Rosie and Lyndsey, five girls who just want to have fun – but who always end up in mischief.A school trip to Gawdy Castle Safari Park – coo-ell! There’ll be lions and monkey and best of all… tigers. All that and the Gawdy ghost – what better way to kick off a safari sleepover. The problem is, the only thing haunting the Sleepover Club is a member of the M&Ms who’s getting a bit too close for comfort…Grab those binoculars and let’s get tracking!

Will I be homesick? Will I like the food? Will I be able to sleep? Reading Sleepover with your child is the perfect opportunity to talk about these questions, and many more! There's a FIRST TIME for everything! Young children's lives are full of new experiences, and these books help make these enjoyable and rewarding. The simple conversational text and lively illustrations are carefully designed to encourage further dialogue between reader and child.