A family goes on a picnic, encountering various animals and enjoying their outing.
Author
Pat Hutchins
26 books in the catalog
Pat Hutchins has 26 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly picture book, children's fiction and humor. The titles we've reviewed span 1968 to 2002.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–16, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
This book follows Titch during his bathtime routine, likely a simple and familiar experience.
Titch experiences a windy day filled with playful chaos and amusing mishaps.
Ten red apples are on a tree, and one by one, they fall off until none are left.
A young boy named Titch helps his mother care for a new baby, learning about responsibility and love.
A small, determined hedgehog named Titch faces challenges and learns about the spirit of Christmas.
A little boy named Titch experiences his first snowy day and enjoys playing in the snow.
A mouse named Pip shrinks and must navigate the human world to return to normal size.
A short, simple story about a character named Titch who learns to be tidy.
Titch and his dog Daisy embark on simple adventures, exploring their surroundings and encountering everyday situations.
A young boy named Billy finds a lost piglet and tries to care for it, facing challenges from his family.
Billy, a young boy, tries to earn his third star in a competition, facing challenges and learning about himself.
A young girl navigates the complexities of friendship and jealousy when her best friend moves away and she makes new friends.
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Two children play a game of make-believe in their garden.
A young boy searches for his baby brother, asking various farm animals where he might be. The baby is eventually found safe and sound.
A young girl named Sarah is visited by a mysterious man who rings her doorbell, leading to suspense.
A young boy is afraid of a monster under his bed, but discovers it's just his imagination.
Two children, Leo and his sister, investigate a mysterious mummy and its supposed curse.
This historical novel follows a young boy named John who becomes a page in King Henry VIII's court.
A young boy named Sam is disappointed when he doesn't receive a birthday present.
A young boy is sent to the shop for bacon but gets distracted by various things.
A strong wind blows through the countryside, carrying away various objects and animals, until a farmer devises a way to stop it.
A group of children experience various changes and transformations in their lives and surroundings, learning to adapt and understand new situations.
A young boy named Arthur tries to keep track of time when his grandfather's many clocks start to malfunction.
Tom and Sam are two friends who have a disagreement and then work to resolve their conflict. The story explores themes of friendship and reconciliation.
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