Books with title Tricky Sleepover

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.

Busy with school, sports, and dance practices, best friends Ashley Sanchez (Ash) and Ashlee Taylor (Lee) haven t seen each other in two whole weeks! When they decide to host a sleepover party together to reunite, they each have big and very different ideas of how it should go. Can the two girls make their plans align in time to put on a fabulous slumber party?"

The Sleepover is a story about a nine-year-old girl named Trisha Williams who is a magnificent writer. She writes about how much she loves and adores her mother, but she hasn't told anyone that she doesn't know her mother and instead lives with her grandmother. Trisha's classmates love to hear about her mother and how she saves the president from danger. A classmate named Joshua isn't convinced by her elaborate stories and believes Trisha should be exposed as a fraud. Trisha thinks if anyone ever finds out, they will walk out of her life just as her mom did. One day Trisha's teacher informs the class that the local newspaper is sponsoring a short story contest and a student will be chosen to represent the class. Trisha is apprehensive, but somehow one of her stories about her mother is submitted and she is chosen to represent the class in the contest. More alarming is the fact that if Trisha wins, the first place prize includes a mother-daughter sleepover where Trisha is expected to bring her mom. Raised by her grandmother in Miami, Tarreka Garnett is now a fourth grade teacher in Tampa, Florida. "When I was young, I wished there was a story that reflected me. A story that told me that I was normal and that I was loved. I wrote this story so children know and understand that families come in all shapes and sizes. Love isn't measured by who is raising you, it is measured by the effort and love that they exhibit while they are doing it." Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/TarrekaGarnett

Busy with school, sports, and dance practices, best friends Ashley Sanchez (Ash) and Ashlee Taylor (Lee) haven’t seen each other in two whole weeks! When they decide to host a sleepover party together to reunite, they each have big (and very different) ideas of how it should go. Can the two girls make their plans align in time to put on a fabulous slumber party?

EASY-TO-READ FICTION / MYSTERY. Joey was afraid to stay in that house, but he did not want the others to know. After all, the four boys agreed to sleep overnight, all by themselves, in that old, abandoned house with cobwebs, broken windows, and creaky floors. However, once in their sleeping bags on the dirty, dusty second floor, one of the boys whispered in the darkness, I wonder if this was such a good idea. Was the house really haunted? Find out by reading this 48-page, easy-to-read book written by Linda L. Evans and illustrated with seven drawings by Vincent D. Whitehead.

All the girls in class are talking about Kayla's party. It will be Jasmine and Annie's first sleepover and they have mixed feelings, so when Jasmine overhears a conversation about a plan to play tricks on her and Annie, things take a turn for the worse. But sometimes what you hear isn't what you think. Will Kayla and her friends play tricks on Annie and Jasmine? What tricks do Annie and Jasmine have up their sleeves? These relatable books with simple sentences and illustrations in every chapter, make them the perfect first chapter books for young readers. Addresses social and emotional concepts Realistic fiction Back matter"