Books with title The Adventures of Sluggy the Snail

My book is about a small dog called Snap going on different adventures. The whole story is described through the dog's eyes; what she sees and feels and smells and she shares her thoughts with the reader. Her first Adventure, is growing up on the Island's of Bermuda and some of the day trips she has and the interactions with people other animals and places.

A beautiful story with wonderful imagery. A book to delight not only children but all the young at heart.Little Sari is born a blessed dwarf child in the magical land of Ravnican, a determined little girl, filled with fun, and with a warm, kind and generous heart.Sari counts as her friends all the citizens of Ravnican, the much respected Oracle, fairies, Ravnican soldiers, a unicorn and all the creatures of the forest, stone nymphs, enormous giant flying birds, scary gargoyles, a beautiful flying Pegasus and a wanderer who could become the love of her young life.As a little girl, Sari faces adventures which would turn her from a normal child into a little female warrior. Can she succeed in her quests and help all who live in the fairytale land of Ravnican? Can she become the heroine she was destined to be?"The Adventures of Sari" is an enchanting story of good triumphing over evil, newly-found love, forgiveness, and happily ever afters.

Kevin Cramer came up with the title for this book, basically, through life's adventures that everyone probably had as a child. Kevin Cramer's idea for the book came to him not when his son Hunter was born or when he was a young boy, but when he has grown up. They were going through some of Hunter's things that his mother Lorri had saved for him in the attic. They opened a box that had his blue blanket, which Hunter called Snuggy. That was when Kevin told his son Hunter and his wife Lorri that he was going to write a book about Snuggy the blanket.

The Adventures of the Frog and SnailBy Cody ByrdFrog and Snail are best friends. Although they are different creatures, with very different personalities, they always manage to be there when they need each other. Join Frog and Snail through their fun and warmhearted holiday experiences in The Adventures of the Frog and Snail. Their stories give readers of all ages the opportunity to remember their past holiday memories and understand the importance of friendship along the way.About the AuthorAuthor Cody Byrd is seven years old. He and his sister were adopted by his great-grandparents. When they went shopping, his sister always wanted toys, but Cody always came home with a journal. He was five years old when he first became interested in writing; even though he could barely write his own name, he would always imagine writing like a grownup. One day, Cody came home from his elementary school, Fairhope Elementary School in Fairhope, Alabama, and told his mother that he was going to write a book about the adventures of the Frog and the Snail. When he was finished, he gave copies to his teachers and made them t-shirts too. Soon, word spread to the assistant principal who was very surprised that a seven-year-old second grader could write. He and the other teachers wanted to share Cody’s story. With his family’s help, Cody was able to become a published author. He hopes readers will be able to imagine a little boy talking about his friends, the Frog and the Snail.

Slugventures is the documentation of the adventures of a certain slug named PeeWee who is racing to save the Unicornian race from the perils of imprisonment.He is racing against a similarly named slug, PeaWea, who is the definition of evil (according to certain dictionaries). PeaWea is determined to expose the secret of the unicorns and doom them to lives behind iron bars.PeeWee is assisted only by a set of various acquaintances, a unicorn, another unicorn, a dog, another dog (who is special), a fly (who is really more of a nuisance), and a snail.They travel to the farthest reaches of space and traverse the Earth, hunting for a way to save the world and Unicornia, the land of the unicorns, from PeaWea.