Buy Old Hasdrubal and the Pirates or Cajun Gingerbread Boy or Writing and Illustrating Childrens Books for Publication: Two Perspectives.
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Old Hasdrubal and the Pirates$12.50An old bayou fisherman tells how his great-great-grandfather wrestled an alligator, rescued a captive maid from pirates, and became the hero of the Battle of New Orleans.
Cajun Gingerbread Boy$75.0010th Anniversary Edition.
Writing and Illustrating Children's Books for $5.98Each lesson includes imaginative writing and illustrating exercises.Although this book was written primarily for writers and illustrators who want to publish children's books commercially, it would also be a great book for parents who have thought about writing books for their own children -- or even publishing the charming books that children themselves often create.
The Great Sea Monster: Or, a Book by YouSOLD OUTAccompanying the story about a boy captured by an octopus while fishing are suggestions for writing and illustrating your own story.
Writing and Illustrating Children's Books for $30.03Combining supportive advice with hands-on activities, Writing and Illustrating Children's Books for Publication, Revised Edition guides readers in successfully pursuing their craft with: Two perspectives on writing & illustrating children's books for publication: that of a respected author/illustrator, and that of a successful editor/publisher; Carefully-developed writing exercises, checklists, and targeted reading lists to get and keep writers writing and illustrators, continued.
The Mysterious Prowler (Let Me Read Book)SOLD OUTA little boy assembles the clues to the mysterious prowler: he has a round nose, he rides a bicycle with a patched tire, and he squeaks instead of talks.
Secret LivesSOLD OUTTwelve-year-old Addie living with her straitlaced aunts in New Orleans unravels the mystery of her dead mother's past.
The Three Little Cajun PigsSOLD OUTPoor Little Chubby, Pudgy & Cochon! That mean ol' alligator, M'Sieur Cocdrie, wants to gobble them up for his din-din! But, cher, he can huff and puff all he wants--you'll help the little Cajun pigs escape using Cochon's clever plan at the end of the book. Just move M'Sieur Cocdrie from the cover of the book and pass him through the slits in the pages until he gets what he deserves!
Lost MagicSOLD OUTAbandoned and then raised in the forest by the elderly woman who rescued her, Ceridwen uses her magical healing powers to help Lord Robert, only to find herself accused of witchcraft and braving evil powers to rescue the lord's daughter.