books by Kristin Joy Pratt (children treasure tropical)

books by Kristin Joy Pratt

books:

3 reviews
Kristin Joy Pratt

Topeka Bindery, 1994

A Swim Through the Sea
I am truly amazed at the talent of Kristen Joy Pratt. I think that her talent to supply children with useful information in a fun way is pure genius. Not only does this book give valuable information about the sea, it also shows the creatures in humorous settings. This book does a wonderful job describing the animals using word play. Learn about an amiable angelfish or a puffed-up ...

Bajo Las Olas

1 review
Kristin Joy Pratt

Dawn Publications (CA), 1995

Adorable story!
This book is very appropriate for kindergartners. The artwork is stunning and the storyline is engaging. It is a great book to teach across the curriculum.

Un paseo por el bosque lluvioso

1 review
Kristin Joy Pratt

Dawn Publications (CA), 1992

it is the best book to get children interested.
this book by kristen joy pratt was a great book. well it all started when a little group called waitt club paid her to come to are school so she did and she told us how she maid the boook. well then she read the bookto all the stundents at hawthorn. i think we all loved it and she even signed are books.

Letters to Mozart
Kristin Joy Pratt-Serafini

K. Serafini, 2008

On a grand, flamboyant scale, Mozart struggled with the same big questions that await every artist: Where does my creativity come from? Am I loved? Is my art loved? What will happen if I give everything I've got? Mozart's life holds a lesson for all of us: There's only one way to find out what will happen if you pull out all the stops. Get to know the man behind the music through the eyes of Aloysia Weber, the woman who broke his heart and ...

Fly in the Sky

1 review
Kristin Joy Pratt

Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 1996

A Fly in the Sky
This book is amazing, especially considering that the author was only a teenager when she wrote and illustrated it! Young children can enjoy it because of the beautiful illustrations and the story-like quality, while older children can also learn from the facts presented in the book about different creatures that fly. This book is an excellent completion of Ms. Pratt's environmetal alphabet ...

The Forever Forest: Kids Save a Tropical Treasure
Kristin Joy Pratt-Serafini, Rachel Crandell

Dawn Publications (CA), 2008

The Children's Eternal Rainforest in Costa Rica is a great place to hear howler monkeys, see algae-covered sloths, and discover that strangler figs make great hideouts! Join young Peter on a hike through this inspiring forest--a rainforest that has been preserved forever by the efforts of children all over the world!

Saguaro Moon: A Desert Journal

2 reviews
Kristin Joy Pratt-Serafini

Topeka Bindery, 2002

Wonderful Book!
This is a fun book that is interesting for anyone to read. It is well designed because there are journal entries as well as informative articles written by the author on every page. The illustrations are full of color and I enjoy the attention to detail that fills this book. Kristin Joy Pratt-Serafini has a talent in writing books that are fun and informative. This book details the changing of ...

Walk In The Rainforest

5 reviews
Kristin Joy Pratt

Topeka Bindery, 1992

Wonderful classroom addition
A Walk in the Rain Forest is a wonderful introduction to the tropical rain forest- its plants, animals, and people. The book tells the story of XYZ- a small ant- and his journey through the rainforest. The beautiful pictures and simple text appeals to children of all ages. Additional factual information appeals to older children. This is a great book to use in the classroom to help introduce ...

Salamander Rain: A Lake & Pond Journal (Sharing Nature With Children Book)

2 reviews
Kristin Joy Pratt

Dawn Publications (CA), 2001

Wonderful nature book for children!
I definitely recommend this book! It works on many different levels, and you will page through it many times, discovering new surprises with each reading. Kristin's latest book is a fascinating account of how keen observations of Nature can lead to a deeper appreciation. This book is vividly illustrated and describes a journal-making process that is valuable to any teacher or child. A great ...