Splat the Cat learns about different things, often with humorous and relatable situations.
Author
Laura Driscoll
31 books in the catalog
Laura Driscoll has 31 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly adventure, humor and friendship. The titles we've reviewed span 1992 to 2015.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Splat the Cat wants to be the best artist in the class, but his painting skills are a mess.
A shy girl named Maya tries to overcome her insecurities and find her voice when she joins the school newspaper.
A group of Squeak Scouts faces a series of challenges and activities during their campout, learning teamwork and problem-solving.
Curious George the monkey attends a costume party and gets into his usual mischievous adventures, learning a lesson about sharing.
This book tells the story of identical twins who experience life together, navigating their shared experiences and individual identities.
Rosetta faces a wardrobe malfunction at school, leading to humorous and embarrassing situations.
This book features two young friends, Dora and Diego, as they explore and learn about the natural world.
Lily learns to embrace her individuality and find her voice during a challenging summer.
A young rabbit named Thumper discovers a mysterious egg in the forest and embarks on an adventure to find out where it came from and what is inside.
A young rabbit named Thumper learns about friendship and overcoming shyness when he meets a new friend in the forest.
This book provides practical advice and activities for children to help clean up their environment and reduce waste. It encourages eco-friendly habits.
#13
Real Heroes Don't Wear Capes (Social Studies Connects)
Laura Driscoll · 2007
Concern15MildVirtue6Thin
A young girl discovers a magical cottage in the woods and encounters whimsical creatures.
Vidia, a young fairy, must find a special crown to save her home from a blight.
This story follows Sally as she works to save her school's pet hamster from a difficult situation, learning about responsibility along the way.
Curious George the monkey attends a baseball game and gets into his usual mischievous adventures.
Piggley, a young pig, finds a magic doll that grants wishes, leading to unexpected adventures and lessons about responsibility.
A girl discovers a pair of magical glasses that allow her to see and interact with animals.
Beck, a young girl, must find a way to save her family's berry patch from a greedy neighbor.
Lumpy the Heffalump gets lost in the Hundred Acre Wood and Pooh and his friends embark on a rescue mission.
In a magical kingdom, Lila discovers she has a hidden talent for healing and must use it to save her people from a creeping darkness.
A young girl named Lily wants to make a special Easter breakfast for her family, but she needs to find enough eggs.
A young girl named Riley pretends to be a knight to help her brother. She embarks on imaginary adventures in their backyard.
A group of animal friends living by the river face challenges and embark on adventures together.
Sara, a young girl, learns to slow down and appreciate life's simple moments through her experiences.
A young inventor named Alex builds a rocket and blasts off into space, encountering humorous situations and unexpected adventures.
A young girl searches for her lost cat, Pilchard, through various locations in her house.
Stuart Little, the mouse, engages in civic duty and encourages participation in voting.
A young girl named Jennifer Walters gains Hulk-like powers and must learn to control them.
A group of children has a sleepover with a gorilla, leading to humorous situations.
This book is a retelling of Kenneth Grahame's 'The Wind in the Willows' for younger readers, focusing on friendship and adventure.
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