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Children's Books by LP Chase
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Elliot Stone and the Mystery of the
Summer Vacation Sea Monster
By LP Chase
Elliot Stone and the Mystery of the Summer Vacation Sea Monster will have you on the edge of your seat as Elliot spends his summer vacation at Lake Bomoseen, Vermont.
Bummed about missing Cassie's awesome fourth grade graduation party, and leaving his best friend Jake while he's away, Elliot is more than twisted about going to the lake. Especially when he finds out they're staying for a whole month!
That is, until he gets there and meets an interesting new neighbor. A totally cute girl named Marley. And not only that! There's another surprise in store for Elliot—one that turns his whole summer vacation attitude upside-down and back again. Be on the lookout and be the first to get a copy!
BOOK LAUNCH/SIGNING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21st at 6:30 pm
BARNES AND NOBLE in Lake Grove
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Silly Spoon
By LP Chase
Everyone wants to be loved. And Silly Spoon is feeling anything but. That is, until one special day when a little boy mixes chocolate milk with him. Silly Spoon ultimately discovers how important he really is through the love of this little boy. Who knew chocolate milk could be so much fun? Written in verse - Ages 3 and up.
Limited copies will be available soon!
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Elliot Stone and the Mystery of the Alien Mom
By LP Chase
Nine-year-old Elliot Stone totally freaks when he overhears his mom on the telephone telling someone that she's turning green. And not only that... there's even more strange happenings going on. Elliot needs to keep a close watch - but that's not an easy task, especially with his little sister always getting in the way. With a few minor disasters, and the help of his two best friends, Elliot attempts to get to the bottom of this mystery. Can he find out what's happening to his mother? Or is it too late? Parents and children alike will enjoy the suspense and comedy that take Elliot and his friends on this unforgettable mission.
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Elliot Stone and the Mystery of the Backyard Treasure
By LP Chase
Elliot is back! Be on the lookout for his latest adventure. Elliot and his friends will delight young middle grade readers with this funny suspense/adventure. The Mystery of the Backyard Treasure is a fast moving, humorous story of buried treasure gone bad.
Elliot and his friends bury a treasure chest in the backyard, but when they set out to dig it up they are shocked at what they find... a secret box, a mysterious key, a foreign name, a creepy souvenir. What does it all mean? Is Elliot's imagination at it again? Will Jake and Cassie be part of the team? Who will solve the mission?
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Today is Tuesday
By LP Chase
Tommy is anxious about his very first session with a counselor, Dr. Bob. He wonders about his friends finding out, and he worries that needing to see a counselor means something is wrong with him. Eventually, Tommy is relieved to find that Dr. Bob is actually very kind, and so Tommy becomes a little more comfortable with the concept of counseling. However, he still doesn't want any of his friends to know where he goes on Tuesday afternoons for fear they will tease him. As the story unfolds, Tommy gains enough confidence to tell his friends the truth. With Dr. Bob's help, and the support of his friends, Tommy begins to have a whole new outlook.
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The Ultimate Purple Notebook
Educator's Resource Guide
By Joyce Gilmour and LP Chase
Using Bloom and Gardner to Make Literature Connections
This teacher/parent resource guide is the "ultimate" companion to the Elliot Stone and the Mystery of the Alien Mom book. How often do you want your children to do higher level thinking? Would you like them to be doing book-related activities that continuously reinforce just how smart they are in multiple ways? Then this is the resource for you. Elliot, the main character in the children's book, uses a purple notebook to keep track of all of his detective clues. You can use this "purple notebook" to challenge your children/students to "perform to the max." This guide can serve as a stepping stone for ideas to also make other children's literature an enriching experience for your students.
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