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Worm's Eye View
Kipchack Johnson
Hardcover (Continuum (formerly Cassell Academic), March 22, 1990)None
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Worm's Eye View
Kipchak Johnson
Hardcover (Sagebrush Education Resources, March 15, 1991)Humorous illustrations accompany advice on turning part of your backyard into a natural habitat for various kinds of insects, small animals, and plants.
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Worm'S Eye View
Kipchak Johnson
Paperback (Millbrook Press, March 1, 1991)Discusses ways to attract wildlife in the backyard and the role of wild plants and animals in ecology
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Worm's Eye View
Garry Popper, John Forshaw
Paperback (Ravette Publishing, June 15, 2003)An epic saga that takes readers into another dimension, the secret world of books. The hero Buddy can step inside any book and bring the pages to life. It is a talent that turns into a nightmare when he stumbles upon a witch's plot to destroy his precious library book with a terrible spell.
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A Worm's Eye View
Jan Mark
Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, Jan. 9, 1997)Cousin David has a habit of burying things, but where has he hidden the car keys? David says "big tree" but there aren't any on the allotment, so Alice and Tom take a worm's eye view to solve the mystery.
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Jonah: A Worm's Eye View
Cindy Kenney
Hardcover (Zondervan, Feb. 1, 2003)Join a very funny worm for an adventure you’ll never forget! This worm named Khalil, has a whale of tale about a prophet who had a lot to learn about second chances. Khalil becomes Jonah’s traveling buddy who helps us learn that God doesn’t need more people who are “important.” God needs people who can show mercy and compassion.Khalil will make you laugh as he shares delightful rhymes and journeys into the belly of a big fish—and back out again with Jonah! This is an adventure that can be read again and again as readers discover the biblical message that God is a God of second chances. For kids ages 4-8.
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Jonah: A Worm's Eye View
Cindy Kenney
Library BindingNone
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Worm'S Eye View, Kipchak, 2-4
1 Of 4 Lighter Look
Library Binding (Millbrook Press, March 1, 1991)Discusses ways to attract wildlife in the backyard and the role of wild plants and animals in ecology
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Worm'S Eye View
Kipchak Johnson
Paperback (Millbrook Press, March 15, 1800)None
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A Worm's Eye View
Jan Mark, Jan Smith
Hardcover (Piccadilly Press, Sept. 1, 1994)Cousin David has a habit of burying things, but where has he hidden the car keys? David says "big tree" but there aren't any on the allotment, so Alice and Tom take a worm's eye view to solve the mystery.