Sally Grindley

Queen Ella has cold feet and needs a "sheet"/"sheep" to keep them warm!

Silly Goose and Dizzy Duck agree to play hide and seek with Clever Fox, but they do not realize that he plans to eat them.

The reader is asked to identify fairy tale heroes and villains from clues in the text and illustrations.

The farm yard animals help Mother Hen find her lost chicks.

When Figgy is involved in the disappearance of Jefferson Bear's favorite tickling stick, she is afraid to tell him what has happened, but he forgives her after she confesses.

Tom is not happy that his younger sister, Alice, is starting kindergarten at his school.

K-Gr 3-A loving depiction of a polar bear mother and her cubs. After giving birth in the safety of her den, Polar Star and her offspring search for food in their cold, white, and often dangerous environment. Grindley interweaves facts smoothly into this beautiful picture book; her choice of descriptive and action-oriented vocabulary will capture young audiences. A seal killed for food and a violent encounter with a hungry male polar bear are both...

Elephant Small doesn't want to go to bed, but falls asleep as soon as he is still.

Snail Trail is perfect for children who are just starting to learn to read. Guidance on pronunciation and tips on how to get the most out of the book are also included. This series supports phonics learning.

Elephant Small is lost. When Mama Elephant can't find him, she enlists the help of Jolly Dog.