Patricia Jensen Books

The mess
The mess

By Patricia Jensen

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Easy-to-read rhyming tale of a boy who reflects on the pleasures his friends are enjoying while he is stuck at home because he made a mess.

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My House My First Reader
My House My First Reader

By Patricia Jensen

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I am sick
I am sick

By Patricia Jensen

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A sick child is afraid of going to the doctor, but when her father takes her and she takes her medicine, she begins to feel better quickly.

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Todo Tirado
Todo Tirado

By Patricia Jensen

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Forbidden to go outside because his room is a mess, a young boy reflects on the pleasures he is missing.

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Mi Casa My House My First Reader Spanish
The Mess My First Reader
The Mess My First Reader

By Patricia Jensen

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My House My First Reader
My House My First Reader

By Patricia Jensen

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Todo Tirado the Mess My First Reader Ya Se Leer
Mi Casa
Mi Casa

By Patricia Jensen

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A Funny Man
A Funny Man

By Patricia Jensen, Wayne Becker

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A funny man with a funny smile, funny car, and funny crocodile likes to do things just a little bit differently. Includes activity pages.

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