Books with title Tim the Terrible Tiger

Tigger is a major troublemaker. And he’s just a kitten! Think I’m crazy? Think again! One little “Meow” can get Sav in B-I-G trouble. Will Tigger choose to do the right thing for once? Find out now!Tigger goes too far once he messes with Fluff, so he and Sav are determined to prove to everyone what Tigger has been up to. But Tigger has Sav’s dad fooled, and he thinks Tigger is an innocent little kitten. Right, innocent.Tigger does everything from chewing things up to destroying things. And he lets others take the blame. Sav and Fluff plot to get even with the misbehaving kitten.But will it be a successful plan? Will Tigger get busted? You’ll have to find out! Tigger the Terrible is an exciting bedtime story by debutante author Sav D.(Best viewed in font size 3, contains 18 images).

Terrible Tigers will teach your young child what to do in the event of an active shooter situation. Whether it occurs in his or her school, a grocery store, or church, you can take comfort in knowing that your child will know how to respond. The author uses creative, fun, and kid-friendly characters like Officer Okapi, and Principal Porcupine to teach the three steps recommended by the US Department of Homeland Security to stay safe in an active shooter situation. The author developed this story with the intention of teaching young elementary aged children these actions in the least threatening way possible.

Terrible Tigers will teach your young child what to do in the event of an active shooter situation. Whether it occurs in his or her school, a grocery store, or church, you can take comfort in knowing that your child will know how to respond. The author uses creative, fun, and kid-friendly characters like Officer Okapi, and Principal Porcupine to teach the three steps recommended by the US Department of Homeland Security to stay safe in an active shooter situation. The author developed this story with the intention of teaching young elementary aged children these actions in the least threatening way possible.

A picture book about a terrible, but truly lovable, toddler!Tim doesn’t mean to be terrible, he just likes to draw . . . on the walls of the house. And he likes to roar . . . at the birds in the yard. He likes to dash through the clothes hanging on the laundry line and splash his mom while she's giving him a bath. He throws his food and stomps down the stairs and knocks down his tower of blocks. But at the end of a hectic day, he also loves to cuddle and snuggle, which isn't so terrible after all!