Books with title Summertime

**Summertime Bounce was recommended as 1 of the 5 Best Children's books for July by speech pathologist website, Buzzspeech.com** buzzspeech.com/2017/06/19/5-best-childrens-books-for-july/ BOOK SUMMARY: Summer has arrived and a lonely little beach ball is ready to play! Join the little ball as it bounces, twirls, and spins its way across the sand landing in all sorts of fun and goofy places! The author's colorful illustrations and lively, action-filled rhymes are sure to delight young readers!Summertime Bounce includes the author's real picture search game! After reading the story, go back through the pages and see if you can find three real pictures hidden within the illustrations! Other fun rhyming books by this author include Autumn Snow, Warm Chocolate, Welcome Back Spring, and Halloween Candy Crunch!

Little girls everywhere love to play outside and make creations out of mud while enjoying the time spent outside during summer. It is no different for Shae and Tisha in Author Sharel E. Gordon-Love’s, “Mud Pies & Summertime.”The first sign of summer has Shae and Tisha looking forward to the rains of spring and the mud it will make for the assorted mud pies and cakes they loved to create. They spent hours on end mixing dirt and water until it was thick enough to mold. They did not mind getting dirty, not one bit, and they even shared with their favorite dollies.As much as the two cousins loved to spend time together making mud pies in the summertime, they looked forward to their whole family sharing food and fun when they would get together during holiday time.“Mud Pies & Summertime” shares the bond of friendship with cousins, and the joy of family unity.

A poetic interpretation of the summer evenings of childhoodLovely the latenessin summertime darkening.Dinner is over.The grownups are talking.Seizing their moment, the children steal away from the dinner table to play out of doors, until it's too dark to see the ball and their mothers call them home.Finely wrought oil paintings, beguiling and dreamlike in their detail, give a free-spirited interpretation of the poem. Together, words and pictures evoke the lush scents, sounds, and feel of the full lingering days of summer, when outside and inside is lost in the doorways.

In Over Her Head? Stephanie is having an awesome summer with her friends -- as the newest junior counselor at her camp! She knows she's going to have tons of fun on her special waterfront job. But soon boats start to disappear, and Stephanie is blamed! Someone is trying to get her into trouble. Is it Stephanie's rival, Rene, and her group of snobby Flamingo friends? Or is it Luke, Stephanie's boyfriend -- who just got kicked out of camp and wants to make trouble any way he can? Stephanie has to find out the truth -- before she's thrown out of Camp Sail-Away herself!