Bücher von Cathy Britton

This is the story of a little pteropod bat, known as a "flying dragon", that literally crashes in on a family of a single mom and her two teenage daughters, May and Soul. The young bat winds up with a broken wing, and the mom decides to take the injured bat into her home and nurse it back to health. May is anxious to help, but Soul cannot get over her hatred for bats. Not even knowing the fact that bats are actually our friends, not our foes. While the young bat is staying with them, they learn a little bit about the animals, and how they benefit people. And they also learn a little lesson about having compassion for animals of all kinds. Even animals you don't like. This story is a lot of fun for people of all ages!

Kathy is invited to go on a spring trip with her friend Stanley and his class. For him it's a business trip, but to Kathy and Caroline it is a fun trip. The driver though almost does not want to take Kathy, Caroline and all of Stanley's friends on this trip as well as Stanley. But he finally relents and agrees to take Stanley and his friends on the trip. But now that they are on the trip, they face some problems. While Stanley is off with his class, Kathy and Caroline have to find their own things to do. Kathy finds a horseback riding group, and Caroline has fun just watching the ocean. Kathy has a problem, she cannot really ride a horse! But she refuses to give up. This story is great for people of all ages!

Jasper is very generous to allow Mr. Blackwood to borrow his boat for the weekend and invite all his friends to join in. But there is one condition. No one can cause trouble, which is bad news for Todd the young fox, who is the head troublemaker in the club. Everyone is warned that anyone who causes any trouble will be left on the dock. But Tim is determined to make trouble for Todd. So Mr. Blackwood acts as the captain of the boat for the weekend, and Gracie is his first mate. Lamont takes his place as the lookout. But somehow he misses the huge, 50-foot sea monster that eventually attacks the boat! Find out why, and what happens next! Will they have a good weekend? Or not? You will have fun reading this story! This is a very good story for people of all ages. But due to length, it may only be suitable for children over 7 years of age.