Paula Knight: 6 books

Diana Grant does not fawn over celebrities. She has always been a quiet, serious type of person. A budding anthropologist, she is interested in facts. Not romantic ideals. She finds it odd then that, ever since she saw a picture of Catahasa Yazzie, the young billionaire CEO of a property company in...

Charlie insists that Catahassa Yazzie is a traitor bent on killing Diana and destroying the Zuni prophecy. However, Diana soon learns that it is not Cat but Charlie and his mysterious female companion who seek her demise.Trapped in an isolated cave with Charlie, Diana must now do whatever she...

Olive the tawny owl is looking for a friend. She calls out "t'wit", but no-one answers with a "t'woo". Maybe if all the animals help, the perfect friend might hear her! Includes audio for read-along fun.

Rain, rain, come to stay, Come to visit us today! Rain, rain, fall and pour, Sprinkle on the desert floor. Roble the desert gerbil and his friends and his friends search for food each night. But it hasn't rained for a very long time, so the gerbils are hot and thirsty and all the plants are dying. Can Roble make it rain again? Includes audio for read-along fun.

Do you ever wonder what children who are almost too young to talk really see in the world? Tell Me, Tell Me, What You See answers that question. This book will both charm and create wonder with children and parents alike.

Immigration to America is an issue that often sparks intense emotional reactions_from passion and compassion to anger and even rage. Often missing from the dialogue, however, is discussion of the strengths of immigrant newcomers_the abilities and positive characteristics they bring as individuals...