Books that include a character called NOAH
All Afloat on Noah's Boat
Tony Mitton
Animals of all shapes and sizes abound in this much-loved, funny, alternative take on the story of Noah's Ark . . .Noah's amazing Rainbow Ark is busy and noisy, and it's not long before the animals begin to get cabin-fever. Clever old Noah hatches a plan for an incredible creature cabaret to get the Ark swinging again. But what amazing act will appear for the finale?Filled with exciting rhythm and rhyme by Tony Mitton, and bold, bright illustrations by Guy Parker-Rees - illustrator of the bestselling Giraffes Can't Dance.Come and join in the clap-along, dance-along fun!
Characters: Noah
Amy Gets Eaten
Adam Kay
The first-ever picture book from Adam Kay and Henry Paker.This is the hilarious (and admittedly a tiny bit gross) tale of Amy, a small piece of sweetcorn who is eaten by Noah, a medium-sized boy. The story follows Amy on her funny, gooey and anatomically-accurate adventure through the human body as she discovers lots of facts about digestion. (It's fair to say that parents might learn a little bit too.)
The Other Ark
Lynley Dodd
A fabulously fun new twist on Noah's Ark by master storyteller, Lynley Dodd!The rain is fast approaching and Noah wants to set sail. There are still lots of animals queueing to get on to the Ark but it's absolutely jam packed. Noah has to ask his friend, Sam Jam Balu to take the other Ark and all the rest of the animals. So he valiantly starts gathering hip-hopping hippos, mad kangaroosters and flying flapdoodles - not to mention the dithering dingbats and sabre-tooth mice! But it takes Sam Jam Balu so long to cajole all the creatures on board that by the time the Other Ark is ready to go - the flood has passed!
Noah and the Starbird
Barry Timms
Noah has a new friend – a magical Starbird! She helps him feel brave on the darkest nights. If only her magic could make his daddy well again . . . A shimmering tale of friendship, kindness and courage.
Characters: Noah
The Good Hair Day
Christian Trimmer
A boy dreams of long hair in this sweet story about self-expression and embracing our most authentic selves. Noah has a special day coming up, and he has a very long wish list. But there’s one thing missing from it, the thing he wants more than anything else in the world: long, beautiful, wavy hair.Noah understands that his hair will grow if he just doesn’t get a haircut. But almost all the boys that Noah knows have short hair, and he’s heard people say mean things about men with long hair. So, he just doesn’t think he’s allowed to ask.When a fresh trim brings Noah to his lowest point, it turns out his caring family has been paying closer attention than he thinks―and they have an idea that will show Noah it’s okay to be his gorgeous self.This heartfelt, witty, encouraging story from Christian Trimmer and J Yang will empower kids to share their true selves with the world.
Characters: Noah
The Truth According to Arthur
Tim Hopgood
Arthur and The Truth are not the best of friends right now. Why? Because today Arthur did something he shouldn't have done - he rode on his big brother's bike (when his mum told him not to) and then he accidentally bumped it into Mum's car. Arthur knows he's done wrong but will he tell the truth OR will he bend it, stretch it, cover it up, hide it ... ? What would YOU do? What will Arthur do? Find out in this fresh and funny take on a common childhood predicament - to tell the truth or to tell a little fib.
Noah Says No!
Nicholas Obie
This book is about a little boy named Noah who loves to say "Noooo!" but eventually learns that he can't always get his way. Throughout the book, there are lovely colourful illustrations of Noah and his family in different scenarios. Noah says "no" to taking a bath, finishing playtime, going inside, and more. However, he also loves breakfast, playing with his dog Charlie, and helping tidy up his toys. The book emphasizes the importance of good hygiene and healthy habits like eating well, taking baths, and cleaning up after yourself. It also shows the importance of compromise and listening to parents, as Noah learns that he can't always say "no" and get his way. Overall, this book can help children learn about good habits and the importance of listening to their parents and being responsible for their own belongings while also enjoying the fun and humorous story of Noah and his antics.
Super Noah
Chris Holt
Whenever there is trouble and you don’t know where to turn, Super Noah is on hand to save the day. Whether you are facing danger, stress or illness, he is there for you. This book is written in support of all the brave soldiers battling against serious illness. ALL profits from this book will go to The Joshua Tree, a charity supporting families affected by childhood cancer, and a charity who supported Noah in his battle.
Characters: Noah
Noah's Superheroes
Sarah Miller
Noah is a 6-year-old boy who hates eating fruits and vegetables; he thinks broccoli is yukky green stuff! His mom tries to tell him that eating fruits and vegetables will make him big and strong. Noah wants to be a firefighter when he’s older and if he doesn’t eat his fruits and vegetables up, he’ll never be big and strong enough. The boy met Brock Broccoli one day and his life changed forever. With the help of some very friendly superhero fruits and vegetables Noah starts to understand. The little boy knows that he must listen to their rhyming words of wisdom.
The Bully and the Shrimp
Catherine Allison
Meet Noah - confident and happy until he starts at a new school. There, he meets Connor. For some reason, Connor won't stop picking on Noah. Wherever Noah goes, whatever he does, there's Connor. Being mean. In his journal, Noah draws all sorts of doodles about how he would like to stand up to his bully. But in class, Noah doesn't say anything. He's afraid it might make things worse. Finally one day, Noah finds a friend. Can she help him stand up to the big, tall bully?
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