Bøger af Sandy Anderson

About the BookThere are lots of kinds of grannies. Sometimes my granny is a baking granny, or a walking granny, or a shopping granny. Best of all, my granny is a reading granny. Granny likes to find quiet, cozy little places to read stories to me. She calls those places book nooks. My granny can find "the best nooks you ever saw!"About the AuthorSandy Anderson was a fortunate child whose parents loved to read. Every two weeks, they took her to the public library where they all checked out books. Later, she held a children's story hour in the same library. She became an elementary school teacher in Arizona.After raising her two sons in California, Anderson worked with special education high school students. Now she lives again in Arizona where she is still reading and writing.

What is Danny's fifth question? Danny is a curious boy who asks about a million questions! As the youngest child, he gets to ask four questions at his family's Passover Seder, but he has one special question for which he has never received an answer. What is Danny's important fifth question? Will he finally get the answer?

For one family, Australia Day is the best part of the summer holidays. It takes place right before it's time to go back to school.Australia Day follows this family as they enjoy a long weekend camping along the riverbanks of the mighty Murray River. It's a holiday filled with everything from boating to skiing, fishing, toasting marshmallows, playing beach cricket, stargazing, enjoying time with friends, and more.This picture book for children offers insight into the wonders and joys of Australia Days and describes what it means for those who live there. Today is Australia Day, 26 January. Everyone is making up funny games and costumes to celebrate the day. John has brought along an old bathtub, but it looks weird. He attached a set of old skies to the bottom and added some old shower hose. We give it a trial run behind Dad's boat. It sinks straight to the bottom. Rescue mission time; more alterations are needed. Others attach flags to high poles on their boats. There are Aussie flag bikinis, board shorts, hats, flags on cars, towels, umbrellas, blow-up thongs, and beach balls. It's all happening. People everywhere, it's not a good day for fishing.