Sammy The Snake

Sammy the Snake thought of changing his dish after missing his chance to snag Freddie the Fish. So he sharpened his skills as he swam towards a log and focused his eyes on Phillip the Frog. It didnt go well for Sammy the Snake once Gary the Gator appeared in the lake. Gary looked mad and he was so big that he made Sammy feel about the size of a twig. Then Terry the Turtle warned Phillip the Frog that Sammy the Snake had climbed on the log. So Sammy went home for something to eat and then gave his advice on avoiding defeat. In this fourth book to the Rescue Ranch Series, Sammy is reminded how important it is to have a plan and to use all of his skills. He learns that he cant bully everyone in the lake and how important it is to keep his eyes open when hes hunting for food or he may end up being hunted himself.

All Sammy wants to concentrate on is her softball team - they're in contention for the Junior Slugger's Cup and there's work to be done. Particularly as Heather Acosta (Sammy's rival) brings new meaning to the term 'foul ball' as she tries to get Sammy kicked off the team. Then Sammy is thrown a curve ball - out at the mall one day, a flustered girl begs her to watch her bag for her, then disappears. It's only then that Sammy realises the bag contains ... a baby! Sammy sets out to search for her, and is led into situations that make softball look like child's play...

"Follow Sammy through the pages to learn all about shapes!" -- Cover.

From author, Lynnsey B. Parker, comes a charming story about forgiveness and tolerance as a couple of friends learn to look beyond their differences and find that everyone needs to feel special.

Sammy Snake plans to make Patti Porcupine lunch--his! But Patti and her friends have other plans. Full color.

Young, bright, bold and interactive, this is a brand-new series that is bound to be a sure-fire hit for the very young!