Books with title The Adventures of Larry Long Ears

Long before he becomes the Easter Bunny, Larry McHare is just a young rabbit. Larry is no ordinary bunny, though. He’s got big ears, big imagination, and big courage. Larry lives in Friendship Forest, but not everyone there is…well, friendly! All the bullies in the forest call Larry names, but Larry never lets that ruin his day. He just smiles until the bullies lose interest. Even when they call him “Larry Long Ears,” Larry doesn’t mind. He loves his big ears! One day, Larry drifts off to sleep and finds himself in a magical castle in the clouds. Because he’s always so brave with all those bullies, Larry is the king’s honored guest, and together, they go on an amazing adventure. They make daring rescues, and Larry even plays hide-and-seek with candy from magical trees! Larry awakes, yawns, and hops home, not noticing that a piece of his dream has fallen from his pocket…will it take root and grow?

Explore our amazing planet! Filled with fun flaps, pull-tabs, wheels, and pop-ups, this colorful interactive book introduces children to the wonders of Earth. It starts right when our world was formed, around 4.5 billion years ago, and discusses why Earth is a “Goldilocks planet,” why it’s like a jigsaw puzzle, how oceans control our climate, how life began, and much more. Every page offers so many features for kids to play with that they’ll love learning all these fascinating facts!

Larry the Lemur is overlooked by his family and his parents-and that's just the way he likes it! Larry enjoys taking advantage of his vivid imagination and his parents' forgetfulness to raise havoc in the forest!Will Larry navigate the maze of the Lemurland theme park to find his brother? Why is Larry's father bald? Do rats in Larry's neck of the woods talk? Larry finds answers to all of these questions and more as he puts his thinking tree to the test in his first set of five new adventures.

The Adventures of Larry the Lorry is an endearing tale that follows the story of Larry, a very special lorry, who was born on a very cold winter’s morning in Pandy Way. Follow him through his first few discoveries and share in his excitement about his adventures! This book focuses on Larry, the new member of the lorry family, who was a delight to his family. Like a child, he received much attention and care from his loving parents and grandparents—though love and concern were equally shared among his four other siblings. His story progresses when he discovered and had fun with the twinkling chain, the mouse called Peepo and Margo the nasty Garage Cat. He was very happy to have seen and met them. But when he saw his father took on pulling a trailer for the deliveries, he became more excited to grow big and strong like his dad so that he can pull a trailer too. With his enthusiasm, he would do something that would lead to what he thought the beginning of a wonderful and exciting life. Enhanced by its colorful illustrations and vibrant characters, this book also shares wonderful life lessons that will make a difference in every child’s life. A perfect bedtime story, this book is also a good instrument to help parents strengthen their relationship with their children, as reading to your children at bed time brings a bond like no other.

Larry the Lemur is overlooked by his family and his parents-and that's just the way he likes it! Larry enjoys taking advantage of his vivid imagination and his parents' forgetfulness to raise havoc in the forest!Will Larry navigate the maze of the Lemurland theme park to find his brother? Why is Larry's father bald? Do rats in Larry's neck of the woods talk? Larry finds answers to all of these questions and more as he puts his thinking tree to the test in his first set of five new adventures.

The Adventures of Larry the Lorry is an endearing tale that follows the story of Larry, a very special little lorry, who arrived on a very cold winter’s morning in Pandy Way. Follow him through his first few discoveries and share in his excitement about his adventures! This book focuses on Larry, the new member of the lorry family, who was a delight to his family. Like a child, he received much attention and care from his loving parents and grandparents—though love and concern were equally shared among his four other siblings. His story progresses when he discovered, and had fun with the twinkling chain, a mouse called Peepo, plus an encounter with Margo the nasty Garage Cat. He was very happy to have seen and met them all. But when he saw his father hauling a trailer for the deliveries, he became more excited to grow big and strong just like his daddy, so that he can pull a trailer too. Enhanced by its colorful illustrations and vibrant characters, this book also shares wonderful life lessons that will make a difference in every child’s life. A perfect bedtime story, this book is also a good instrument to help parents strengthen their relationship with their children. As reading to your children anytime brings a bond like no other.

This book is based upon a family of cats that have human characteristics. The animal families face challenging problems with wild dogs and other cats. They learn to trust humans who give them loving care and kindness. An unusual friendship occurs between cats and squirrels as they learn to trust each other. The book is for children aged 8-12, however, every adult who has read it said they not only enjoyed it, but were left with a loving, lasting feeling, which they thought would be a wonderful influence for children to share. Anyone who loves animals will love this story. ================================The book would be a good one for a family read. Many good points are given without being preachy. There is human-animal relationship, kindness, sacrifice, and courage. Parents should be aware that the author does not idealize the lives of feral cats. While there are happy, fluffy times, we also see that the cats have to be ever vigilant in a hostile world, as their world is sometimes violent. Their struggle to survive is well told within the context of the story and their reasons to distrust humans painful. There is a death early in the story that could bring tears. There is still a lot fun in the book and there are humans who act out of kindness. There are heartwarming scenes where the older cats begin to trust humans. By Mack Lundyhttp://www.revish.com/reviews/0738835048/MaxAbout The AuthorNan is a college professor and teaches computer sciences and early American history. When she is not teaching she writes stories about children and animals.

Join Shamis and Larry as they embark on their very first quest. Accompanied by a One-Headed Monkey and a Magical Mule, they head off into parts unknown, where they face such perils as swamp pirates, an evil genius, and bad poetry. Of the three, bad poetry is probably the worst.Although it was written with a younger audience in mind, this book should appeal to a wide range of ages. Anyone who appreciates quality monkey-based humor should enjoy this light-hearted read. Anyone who doesn’t should at least appreciate the fine beverage coaster qualities of this book.