Two squirrels, Dot and Jabber, search for a missing acorn in their forest home.
Author
Ellen Stoll Walsh
9 books in the catalog
Ellen Stoll Walsh has 9 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly children's picture book, early reader and animals. The titles we've reviewed span 1981 to 2016.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–10, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
This book follows the search for a character named Jumper, likely a pet or a small creature, and the journey to find them.
This board book uses simple shapes and colors to create different animal figures, encouraging early recognition and creativity.
#04
Dot & Jabber and the mystery of the missing stream
Ellen Stoll Walsh · 2003
Concern0CleanVirtue9Thin
Two friends, Dot and Jabber, investigate the disappearance of their stream and discover the importance of water conservation.
Dot and Jabber, two frog friends, investigate a mystery when their friend Bug goes missing, discovering he is simply hibernating.
A mouse discovers the magic of creating art through simple materials.
A frog named Hop tries to join a group of jumping frogs but struggles to fit in.
A silly goose tries to avoid taking a bath, leading to humorous and chaotic situations as he evades the farmer.
Theodore the bear learns to navigate the world and his feelings as he grows up.
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