Henry With Family and Friends

Henry is a little bear who gets the hiccups. Everyone in the family gives Henry advice on how to get rid of them. Henry tries each thing they say, yet nothing works. Then, Grandpa and Grandma come to visit. Grandpa is sure he can cure Henry by telling him a scary story. Though the story does not get rid of the hiccups, Grandpa has brought something that does cure Henry. This cure makes Henry hope to get the hiccups again. Karen loves her life in the sunny southwest, where she lives with her family and assorted four-legged friends: a cat, two dogs, and a very stubborn horse. She loves spending time outdoors where the wide open spaces provide beautiful trails for riding horses and enoying rock formations.When she is at home, Karen enjoys growing flowers and writing historical and contemporary romance, and children's books. She spends most evenings at her computer writing and editing novels that she hopes her readers will love!

In this third book in the Henry series, the little bear in the family is curious about everything around him. He is so full of questions, about his world, that it's hard for his family to keep up with answering everything he wants to know. He asks about trees and honey and why airplanes fly. Why is an ice pop cold? However, when his sister makes supper, there is one thing that Henry does not want to know. Karen loves her life in the sunny southwest, where she lives with her family and assorted four-legged friends: a cat, two dogs, and a very stubborn horse. She loves spending time outdoors where the wide open spaces provide beautiful trails for riding horses and enoying rock formations.When she is at home, Karen enjoys growing flowers and writing historical and contemporary romance, and children's books. She spends most evenings at her computer writing and editing novels that she hopes her readers will love!