Alice Walstead Books
Alice Walstead is an American children's book author known for her contributions to the popular 'How to Catch' series, which combines humor, adventure, and interactive storytelling to engage young readers.
Known for: How to Catch a Loveosaurus, How to Catch a Witch, How To Catch A Reindeer, How to Catch Santa Claus
Books by Alice Walstead

How to Catch a Loveosaurus
How do you show someone you care in a way that feels playful, memorable, and sincere? How to Catch a Loveosaurus by Alice Walstead answers that question through a bright, funny, and imaginative pictur...

How to Catch a Witch
How to Catch a Witch by Alice Walstead is a lively Halloween picture book that blends spooky fun with inventive problem-solving. Part of the widely loved How to Catch series, the story follows a group...

How To Catch A Reindeer
What makes a Christmas story memorable is not just the holiday setting, but the way it transforms wonder into action. How To Catch A Reindeer by Alice Walstead does exactly that. Set on Christmas Eve,...

How to Catch Santa Claus
In this festive children's picture book, readers join a group of clever kids as they devise imaginative traps and plans to catch Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. Filled with rhyming text and colorful ill...
Key Insights from Alice Walstead
Love Works Best Through Play
One of the smartest things children’s books can do is teach big emotions through small, joyful experiences. How to Catch a Loveosaurus uses play as the main gateway into understanding affection. Rather than presenting love as an abstract concept, the story gives readers a concrete, exciting mission:...
From How to Catch a Loveosaurus
Kindness Cannot Be Forced or Trapped
Some of the best children’s stories teach an important lesson without making it feel like a lecture. In How to Catch a Loveosaurus, the central joke is that the children keep trying to catch a magical, affectionate dinosaur. Yet beneath the humor is a deeper truth: love is not something you control,...
From How to Catch a Loveosaurus
Imagination Makes Emotional Learning Memorable
Children often remember feelings best when those feelings are attached to vivid images. A dinosaur of love is exactly the kind of imaginative hook that makes an emotional lesson stick. How to Catch a Loveosaurus transforms Valentine-themed ideas into an adventure filled with whimsy, making affection...
From How to Catch a Loveosaurus
Celebrations Build Family and Classroom Bonds
Holiday stories are rarely just about the holiday. At their best, they show how rituals bring people closer. How to Catch a Loveosaurus uses a festive Valentine’s setting to emphasize togetherness, anticipation, and shared joy. The traps, decorations, and hopeful excitement create the sense that cel...
From How to Catch a Loveosaurus
Effort Is a Love Language
Children notice effort long before they understand symbolism. A handmade card, a decorated trap, or a carefully planned surprise communicates something powerful: you were worth my time. How to Catch a Loveosaurus makes effort visible through the characters’ energetic attempts to attract or capture t...
From How to Catch a Loveosaurus
Read-Aloud Rhythm Strengthens Connection
The experience of a children’s book is not only in its message but in its sound. As part of the How to Catch series, How to Catch a Loveosaurus benefits from lively rhyming patterns, energetic pacing, and a call-and-response quality that makes it especially effective as a read-aloud. That rhythm doe...
From How to Catch a Loveosaurus
About Alice Walstead
Alice Walstead is an American children's book author known for her contributions to the popular 'How to Catch' series, which combines humor, adventure, and interactive storytelling to engage young readers.
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Alice Walstead is an American children's book author known for her contributions to the popular 'How to Catch' series, which combines humor, adventure, and interactive storytelling to engage young readers.
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