Most Popular Books by Kathy Henderson

The Stages Of ME with faith, hope and understanding anything is possible. In The Stages Of ME you will experience a journey. Through each stage you will see the Director and how He intercedes to produce His scene. He is ever present hoping to form a personal relationship with anyone willing to open his or her heart to Him. The stages of ME are the stages of WE!  WE - are all a collection of the words and actions that breach our path. Each interlude is a continuation. - WE - continue through the ME's of the future. - WE - have tasks to perform with Direction. - WE - must be careful in the touches of others as gentle as possible and when we are not, stop, rewind and redo our scenes. The stages of ME has included my personal experiences with a debilitating muscle disease, near death occurrences, heart disease in the man I love and the loss of loved ones. My stages are personal as are yours. By sharing my journey I hope it sparks a desire for you to reflect on your stages. The irony of life has brought me full circle. My Director, places a touch, and a whisper of my future as He casts the people in my life. He is always guiding if I am open to Him. This is a journey I did not plan to take. I hope you enjoy the show with me. I hope and wish for you to find your STAGES OF ME!

As she's passed from one family member to another, Baby enjoys a rollicking ride.

GENERAL FICTION (CHILDREN'S/YA). The dragon with a big nose and twelve toes on each foot, eats flies and mince pies and sometimes, when he's very bad, whole towns upside down. Read about the dragon with the big nose, the gutter creature who rustles litter, and the dustcart dragon with his raging, rusty belly; watch the train rattling by, clackety-clack, clickety-click. Then find out if the new baby is magic, and whether Uncle Clem really had a blue mouse. But DON'T turn your grandmother into a frog! Ages 7+

An introduction to the five fresh-water lakes that contain one-fifth of the earth's standing fresh water.

Mom and Dad Plus Baby Loon, written in rhyming form, introduces the reader to a loving loon family residing on a New Hampshire Lake. Bold colors and drawing style are used to illustrate Baby Loons transformation from a newly hatched chick to an independent young loon. His daily exploration of the lake with a lively mallard duck provide opportunities for interaction with other birds, animals, and people. The topics of the loon familys winter migration and the young loons pending independence are gently introduced to young readers. Though written and illustrated to appeal to young children, this book provides an enjoyable reading experience for all ages.

"Busy babies never stop moving in this joyful celebration of babyhood on the go!"--

After being repeatedly told not to interrupt his elders, a little boy decides to get a drink of water for himself despite the difficulties involved.

Includes publishing information for the budding writer including tips on preparing a manuscript for submission, advice from editors, profiles of published young writers, and addresses of publications, and contests to which manuscripts may be sent.

Photographs and text depict babies crawling, creeping, feeding, teasing, laughing, bathing, and doing other daft things.

"This treasure of a book highlights the bonds between the generations and between gardeners and the earth." — School Library Journal Gram and Joe love to spend time together taking care of the vegetable patch, but it takes a lot of patience. There’s digging time, planting time, weeding time, watering time, even thinking time. Meanwhile, the seasons change, and while Gram does things her way, Joe does things his way. But come harvest, each will find wondrous surprises, thanks to the benevolence of the good brown earth.

A little boy playing at the seashore makes a toy sailboat that is swept out to sea, and, after braving storms, hungry fish, and bigger boats, is finally found by a little girl at the opposite shore.

When they can't find Christopher Robin, Pooh and his friends undertake a perilous search for him, and learn they're smarter, braver, and more loyal than they ever dreamed they'd be.

Joe and Gram grow a garden, with the help of the good brown earth.

Lists over 100 markets and contests open to artists and photographers eighteen and under, offers marketing tips and guidelines, and profiles successful young artists.

Recounts the development of a baby, from birth to rolling over, crawling, standing, and finally walking.

Examines various services provided by young people on a volunteer basis in such areas as public health, social services, and general community service, and discusses how to get involved and be a better volunteer.

Profiles of new American Actors.

Provides publishing information for the young writer including tips on preparing a manuscript, profiles of published young writers, opportunities online, and market and contest listings.

With a rhythm and verve matched only by a bouncing baby, these amiable books capture all the fun of playing in the familiar, loving surroundings of home. Full color.

Background lore on Christmas trees and a discussion of how they are grown for decorating our homes at Christmas.

Explains what basketball players do and what characteristics they need.

A month-by-month description in pictures and words of what goes on in a city during the year.

Describes the physical characteristics and life cycle of dairy cows, how milk is made, the use of milking machines, and the processing of raw milk at the dairy plant.

Discusses what a horse trainer does and how horses are trained.

During the night while almost everyone is asleep, cleaners, bakers, astronomers, nurses, doctors, and many others carry on with their work.

We gave the baby rattles and we gave her things with bells, she's got toys that roll and click and tick, there's one that sings as well, she's got a posting box that whistles and a squeaky mouse to squeeze... And what does she want to play with? The front door keys

Come along for a fun and speedy ride to the car factory, to the garage, and to the scrapyard with this colourful rhyming book. Cars, Cars, Cars! takes an exuberant, lighthearted look at the world of the car, including some of its practical, social, and environmental implications.

The forest comes alive with the wonders of winter, as Bambi and his friends follow some mysterious tracks in the snow.

The Bedtime Book brings together 20 stories and poems about bedtime and nighttime that are perfect for reading aloud. The collection has a strong multicultural bent, and includes well-known writings in addition to traditional works from the Caribbean, Alaska, Japan, England, and Iceland. Warm, appealing illustrations accompany the sometimes lulling, sometimes lively, verbal descriptions of millions of stars, silvery moons, mischievous night creatures, things that go bump in the night, and little lost witches. As an added bonus helpful to parents, storytelling times are included for each story.

Familiar farm animals make this sweet board book a sure delight for babies. COUNTING FARM takes very young readers on a tour of a friendly farm, counting one bright-feathered rooster, two speckled hens, three little chicks, and more. Kathy Henderson's warm watercolors and rhythmic rhymes will enchant babies.

Fifteen poems show children getting dressed, dealing with topics such as growing out of your clothes, getting wet, and dressing up.

Wiggle, tickle, sneeze and giggle - isn't it amazing what a body can do? From learning to crawl to clapping their hands, babies are fast learners. This book explores early actions, sensations and emotions, capturing babies' delight at exploring their own abilities and the world around them.