Best Selling Books by Kim Lewis

Collects five stories by Kim Lewis about life on a sheep ranch.

Kids will flock like sheep to Floss the border collie. Floss is a young border collie who belongs to an old man in a town and loves playing ball with the children in the park. The old man''s son is a farmer and needs a new sheepdog to replace Nell, who has grown too old to work, so the old man decides to give his son Floss. Somewhere in her memory Floss knows about sheep and she soon learns how to be a sheepdog. But one day when Floss is on the hillside herding sheep, she sees the children playing with a new ball and can''t resist joining in. Meanwhile the sheep escape — and the farmer is very angry. Floss is put in the doghouse, while Nell rounds up the sheep. But after this Floss becomes a very good sheepdog — although, when she has time, she still likes to play ball with the children.

Harry the elephant is helped by his toy friends, Lulu and Ted, to jump from a little grassy hill on a beautiful summer day.

Two naughty ducklings named Seymour and Henry run away from their mother but quickly return when it starts to rain.

This charming story is sure to appeal to any child who has ever loved or cared for an animal.

Featured in delightful, warm, full-color illustrations, young Katie welcomes a new puppy that is born on her family''s farm.

James closely observes the work of his father and the varied seasonal activities on the sheep farm, eagerly awaiting the day when he too can be a shepherd.

Little Baa becomes separated from the rest of the sheep, but he is soon reunited with his Ma.

Atmospheric rural tale with a supernatural steam train element

The daughter of Squire Tallant has unwittingly become betrothed in marriage to the son of the Earl of Ruxton. Angered to learn that their fathers have manipulated their fate through a card game, Beckt and Alex set to free themselves. But the struggle only serves to bring them closer to each other, and to the sweetness of unexpected love.

Katie feeds milk from a bottle to a newborn lamb and watches as it learns its way around her farm.

As Sara and Mommy walk up the hill to put out hay for the sheep snow begins to fall and Sara realizes she has lost her teddy bear somewhere on the hill. Just then, one of the dogs arrives carrying Teddy in his mouth. In her tender story and softly detailed drawings, Kim Lewis captures life on a sheep farm and the warm bonds of the family that lives there. Full color.

In a third endearing tale about Harry the elephant, Kim Lewis''s soft, gentle artwork illuminates the satisfaction that comes from finding something you''ve lost - with the help of your two best friends. Just as it''s time to settle in for his nap, Harry the elephant makes an unhappy discovery. "Oh!" he cries. "My blanket is gone!" Together with his best friends, Lulu and Ted, Harry begins to search. Could his beloved blanket be under the bed? Did he leave it outside when the three of them turned it into a sail for their pretend ship? Or did his blanket stay stuck in the trees when they made a swing out of it? Where, oh where, did Harry put it?

Little Max wants a closer look at the huge red tractor which passes by his house, so when his friend takes him for a walk to watch it at work, he is delighted.

Floss has just had puppies, and the children want to know if they can keep one. "Maybe, " their father says. "We could use another collie just like Floss to work with the sheep on the farm." But which one? Full color.

A mother tells her baby about the farm they live on and the various animals there, as she stitches images of their home into a new quilt.

A board book about a baby cow. It is born on the farm owned by Poppy''s dad and in the book Poppy meets the little calf for the first time and she strokes it.

Annie loves her new puppy, Bess. But when Bess rattles her bowl or scratches the door, what is she trying to say? With her mother''s help, Annie soon learns what Bess .is telling her. But what will Bess do when her best friend leaves for school?

Jhay''s Learning Adventure is an interactive book that helps children recognize colors, learn sight words, and develop reading skills through fun, colorful characters and interactive storytelling.

A rural tale about a small boy and his soft-toy elephant.

Sleep just won''t come to Harry, the soft-toy elephant. He reads and tidies and does some exercises. He worries and wriggles, and finally he wakes his friends Lulu and Ted. Together they look at the moon and the stars until at last Harry falls asleep.

Companions For Life is all about the health and well-being of our beloved canines and to educate all dog owners the potential dangers of commercial pet food. There is informative information relating to puppy farms and backyard breeders that all potential pet owners should know before buying their next pet from a pet shop that supports puppy farms and backyard breeders. Listed are all Animal Rescue Organisations, Shelters and Pounds throughout Australia to help all new and experienced pet owners to find their next animal companion.

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While searching for eggs on the farm, Sam and Alice discover that they can be better friends when they cooperate with each other.

James longs for the day he is old enough to be a shepherd like his father, and when Christmas comes, almost a year later, he receives a very special present.

Grâce à une trame très simple (Emma joue avec un agneau), Kim Lewis dessine la ferme avec réalisme. Les nombreux détails, dont les attitudes des animaux, n''échappent pas à l''oeil de l''artiste.

This thesis explores the role that the media plays in perpetuating eating disorders among young women. The portrayal of thin models and actresses reinforces an unrealistic ideal body image. The author also looks at prevention, treatment, and how important family support can be.

Set on a Northumberland sheep farm, this appealing rural tale is full of warmth and charm. Young children should love reading about Floss, the town collie who becomes a sheepdog.

When Harry, a toy elephant, has trouble sleeping, his friends help him.