Books by the author JOAN PHILLIPS
Brooke Can Cook
Joan Phillips
'Breakfast at Brooke’s was always a treat. Easy to make and delicious to eat. Brooke always had cereal, crunchy and light. Then Mum would add milk to make it just right.' Brooke CAN Cook is a hilarious rhyming tale about an avid young chef, Brooke, who simply wants others to let her do what she loves…Cooking! She’s got to convince both family and friends that if they let her cook, the food will be delicious. Brooke’s secret surprise is waiting!
Characters: Brooke
Ruth’s Got A Hole In Her Tooth
Joan Phillips
One sunny day, Ruth was chewing away, when she felt something odd on her tooth! ‘Ruth’s Got A Hole In Her Tooth’ is a witty rhyming tale filled with information about cavities, brushing teeth, dental health and other fantastic oral hygiene facts. In a hilarious play on words, Ruth learns that cavities can happen to anyone, and they especially happen when we don’t look after our teeth. With each page, Ruth learns something more about the hole in her tooth – how it got there and how to get rid of it!
Characters: Ruth
Wiggle Jiggle Trouble Wobble Tooth
Joan Phillips
“You’d better not fall out, you’d better not get loose…you crackle-snackle, wiggle-jiggle, trouble-wobble tooth!” – Billy, a 6-year-old boy with a very annoying, super wiggly tooth! Little Billy was a happy-go-lucky first grader, who used his trusty toothbrush twice a day and practiced good dental health. But one day, while he was chewing his apple at lunch, he felt a little wiggle, and then heard a mighty… CRUNCH! Now, one of Billy’s baby teeth is always out of place – wobbly, crooked, and loose to the touch! Billy is afraid of losing his wibbly-wobbly, twisty-turny, incredibly loose tooth, until he visits his friendly dentist and learns that he has nothing to fear - and that all kids his age lose teeth!
Characters: Billy
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