Books with title Turkey Trouble

A very thoughtful and entertaining children's parable about prejudice, starring a captivating trio of squirrel, mouse, and bear!When a very large bear moves in next door, Squirrel is sure he can only be trouble for her and her beloved pet mouse, Chamomile. He has terrible teeth, and knife like claws, and huge, horrifying hungers . . . at least that's how Squirrel sees him. But where Squirrel sees trouble, Chamomile sees a new neighbor just trying to be friendly. Who is right.....and who is really causing trouble? Here is a charming story with an important and age-appropriate message about making assumptions based on looks.

There is trouble in Yummy-Yummy Land! The turkeys of the Royal Turkey Ranch are tough and terrible-they're unfit for the King's Royal Feast. How on earth can these scraggly creatures become tender? The answer is found in Pokey, Tillie, and the Turkey Trainers who transform the turkeys using this recipe: love makes turkeys tender, and tender turkeys are best. Through twists and turns in this whimsical story, children learn valuable lessons about life and friendship. The surprise ending proves that being kind and loving brings unexpected rewards.

This adorable new format allows kids to interact with a Paw Patrol story featuring some of their favorite pups: Chase, Marshall, and Rubble! When turtles start popping up all over Adventure Bay, it's up to the pups to figure out why. Kids can help Chase, Marshall, and Rubble round up the turtles and bring them to safety.The book is packed with ten cute turtle figures for kids to count, plus figures of popular pups Chase and Rubble. It's perfect for young PAW Patrol fans who are learning to count and add.

“Not again!!!!” said Mr. Fort. The little calves, Trouble and Rosie and their friend Jake the Crow live on Shady Acres farm where Mr. Fort is always getting the calves out of trouble. In spite of all his good intentions and promises to be good, Trouble’s curiosity wins and he in trouble again.About the AuthorWife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother Jean Jacob Forts and her husband Bill raise cattle on a farm near Noland, AR.

“Contains Schmidt’s eloquent language and compelling characters.” —School Library Journal, starred review “Henry’s odyssey of growth and understanding is pitch-perfect.” —The Bulletin “Emotionally gripping and seductively told.” —Publishers Weekly When Henry Smith’s older brother goes into a coma after being hit by a Cambodian boy’s pickup truck, the entire Smith family is engulfed in the tragedy. It takes a mountain, which Henry vows to climb, to open the eyes of this long-established Yankee family to their own prejudices and to an awareness that they can never insulate themselves against trouble.

A dog, a mountain, and an ancient slave ship are featured in this latest page-turner from a versatile, award-winning author.Format: 7 CDs, UnabridgedClimbing Katahdin, the highest mountain in Maine, is the goal that Henry sets himself when his brother dies following a car accident. Along with his dog, his best friend, and-surprisingly-the Cambodian boy whose car was involved in the fatal accident, Henry experiences a journey that is both physically daunting and spiritually exhilarating. The writing combines breathtaking nature imagery and hilarious comedy, as only Gary Schmidt can.