<p>Wild Women, a ForeWord magazine Book of the Year finalist, is the first in the award-winning Bailey Fish Adventure series. Eleven-year-old Bailey Fish, unexpectedly sent from Florida by a traveling mother to live with her grandmother in Virginia, must adjust to new surroundings. Feeling abandoned, Bailey is confronted by a neighborhood bully, whose father is out to get Bailey's environmentalist grandmother, Sugar. Bailey's life is further complicated when her teacher asks her to help the bully's little sister with reading. Bailey draws courage and inspiration from stories about the family'swild women, including a WWI spy, to have adventures of her own. She learns about historic gold mining and what home really is. This is the first in a series.</p>

The Wild Women Of Lake Anna: A Bailey Fish Adventure

Children's Books

Linda G. Salisbury

Literature & Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Book 6 in the Bailey Fish Adventure series continues with all sorts of trouble in Contrary Woods near where Bailey Fish and her friends, Noah and Fred Keswick, and their foster sister, Sparrow live. The troubles include a destructive bear, mysterious messages in Morse code, a hunter and disappearing clothes. When Bailey's cousin, Duck, arrives for a short visit, he refuses to fit in with the fun of country life. Duck is afraid of bugs and doesn't want to get dirty. He misses life in the city and his computer games. But soon the trouble intrigues even Duck, and he uses his creative mind to invent a monster-detector and a trap to catch whatever is responsible. What the trap snares surprises everyone. The embedded history includes Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's inventions and food interests, and Lewis and Clark.</p>

Trouble in Contrary Woods: A Bailey Fish Adventure (Bailey Fish Adventures)

Tabby House

This humorous environmental book for kids features the well-meaning Mudd, who is on a mission to save the earth with his best friends, Art and Pie. He lives with his Auntie Pine, Uncle Foozle, and their renter, Marshmallow. Those aren't their real names, but that's what Mudd calls them. Auntie Pine tells Mudd every day that it's up to him and all other kids to recycle, reduce and reuse to save the plant. Mudd and his friends really want to help, but their good ideas, such as recycling boogers into glue, or washing water, often backfire. Salisbury explores environmental issues, such as recycling, global warming, saving trees and wild animals, water pollution, and littering, in kid terms and provides tips on what they can really do to help save the earth.

Mudd Saves the Earth: Booger Glue, Cow Diapers and Other Good Ideas

Science, Nature & How It Works

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The Wild Women Of Lake Anna: A Bailey Fish Adventure

Trouble in Contrary Woods: A Bailey Fish Adventure (Bailey Fish Adventures)

Mudd Saves the Earth: Booger Glue, Cow Diapers and Other Good Ideas