Bücher von Tamera Riedle

Zen Wilks continues her summer internship journey at Cliffside State Park. She gets to spend the majority of her time in the visitors center museum... organizing its closet? She survives unlabeled skulls, two-wheeled transportation issues, and close encounters of the reptile kind. Put on some comfy shoes and get ready to take a hike.

Zen Wilks scores herself a prime summer internship at the prestigious Public History Museum. The only problem? Instead of getting assigned to work in the Egyptology section as she had envisioned, she ends up in the Hall of Toilets. Between cleaning the interactive exhibits and answering questions about space toilets, Zen finds time to investigate a mysterious delivery and ponder an ancient message. Grab your splatter shield and enter the low stakes world of summer internships.This book was written with my 3 year old son in mind. He does not like for book characters to ever be in danger. So, the only danger here is that Zen may not solve her mysteries before her summer internship runs out. But there are toilets!

Yura the narwhal has a tusk. She doesn't want a tusk, but that's just too bad. Follow her as she grows, learns the ways of the narwhal, and makes a friend even more unusual than she is. More than forty pages of story, black and white illustrations, and fun facts. It's a whale of a tale with at least one point to it.

Would you take a ride in a hot air balloon that mysteriously appears in your front yard late at night? Vera decides to do just that, if only because her family thinks the balloon is all in her dreams. Two stowaways, a theft, and consumption of questionable food later, Vera is ready to return home. But there is a slight problem. Of course. This 110 page book contains a few black and white illustrations and many unnecessary chapter titles.