Top-rated books by Susie C Peabody
Step by Step: A Primer
Age: 4-12
Books like Susie C Peabody’s
Bethlehem Town
Patricia A. Hoffman, Nancy Munger, 2003
16 pages
Why to read
Vividly illustrates historical Bethlehem and its culture.
Encourages empathy through diverse, relatable characters.
Supports early historical knowledge and curiosity.
Ideal for family reading and discussion times.
Bethlehem Town
Patricia A. Hoffman, Nancy Munger, 2003
First Steps in General Knowledge
Sarah Windsor Tomlinson, 2010
148 pages
Why to read
Explores diverse topics enriching children's general knowledge.
Encourages curiosity and questions through engaging content.
Supports cognitive development with age-appropriate information.
Ideal for interactive parent-child learning sessions.
First Steps in General Knowledge
Sarah Windsor Tomlinson, 2010
Hodder English GOLD
John Rowley, 1999
32 pages
Why to read
Enhances grammar and comprehension skills effectively.
Engaging exercises sustain interest and encourage learning.
Supports curriculum standards for primary English education.
Ideal for building confidence in young readers.
Hodder English GOLD
John Rowley, 1999
Award winning
What's the Time
Lara Tankel Holtz, Lara Tankel, 2001
21 pages
Why to read
Teaches time-telling in a fun, accessible way.
Engaging story encourages interaction and discussion.
Supports early math skills and cognitive development.
Colorful illustrations captivate and hold attention.
What's the Time
Lara Tankel Holtz, Lara Tankel, 2001
Award winning
Secret of the Swans (1)
Althea Hughes, 2019
164 pages
Why to read
Captivating mystery enhances children's curiosity and imagination.
Features resilient, smart characters promoting positive role models.
Encourages teamwork, courage in overcoming challenges.
Engages young readers with beautifully crafted narrative.
Secret of the Swans (1)
Althea Hughes, 2019
Award winning
A Lesson Learned
Patricia Lichty Neely, 2018
44 pages
Why to read
Encourages empathy and understanding through diverse characters.
Enhances vocabulary with contextually rich language.
Supports emotional intelligence and conflict resolution skills.
Ideal for interactive parent-child reading sessions.
A Lesson Learned
Patricia Lichty Neely, 2018
Telling the Time
Sally Mcnulty, 1984
32 pages
Why to read
Interactive elements teach kids essential time-telling skills.
Vibrant illustrations capture attention, enhancing engagement and memory.
Storyline crafted to boost understanding and retention of concepts.
Perfect for family bonding over practical learning.
Telling the Time
Sally Mcnulty, 1984
Who Am I?
Elton Pitatogae, Michael Davidson, 2021
30 pages
Why to read
Explores identity through fun, engaging narrative.
Enhances self-awareness and personal growth in children.
Encourages curiosity and interactive learning.
Beautiful illustrations complementing the story.
