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Gary Grasshopper Hops Again! by Connie Amarel

When Gary Grasshopper can't hop because he is sad that his best friend moved away, his friends try to cheer him up so he can hop again.  
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Momma's Bootcamp by Teresa Walker

Momma’s Bootcamp is a heartwarming adventure wrapped in rhymes and wonder. With each turn of the page, young readers are transported to a magical island surrounded by a sparkling stream—where fun, friendship, and a little bit of old-fashioned hard wo  
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Born in Africa. Educated UK. Biological Sciences graduate. Researcher in African game areas. Teacher: South Africa. Lecturer: England. Writer. Survivor!


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Children's imaginations and thirst for knowledge have inspired me. The books I have read to them have left indelible memories of how great stories can turn children into avid readers eager to explore new worlds.   While writing, my aim is to give children a feel-good factor and leave them wanting to read more.  I also aspire to make my books interesting for parents and grandparents who read to children. The children's authors who have influenced me most are Roald Dahl and Dr Seuss.  Dahl for his gross characters and for how youngsters confronted by difficulties overcame them. Dr Seuss for amusing rhymes and zany creatures. During my teaching years I noted that young children often picked a mix of both factual as well as story books when given a choice.  I decided to mix both fact and fantasy into THE GREAT WIZARD WARS. I hope this appeals to young readers. My adult reading was influenced by G B Shaw and John Steinbeck. Brilliant minds. Many of my favorite  quotes are Shaw's: "Make it a rule never to give a child a book you would not read yourself"   George Bernard Shaw          

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B.Sc.(hons)
TEFL