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The Good Cancer
The Good Cancer is a heartwarming story about two brave young children who navigated their mother's early-stage breast cancer diagnosis with courage, strength and bravery. The Good Cancer helps open up a dialogue around early-stage, curable cancer, in a safe and easy-to-understand way, removing the fear and stigma that is often associated with a scary diagnosis.
Ruby Goes to School
The story of Ruby Goes to School is about an elephant with one tusk who is afraid to go to school because she is different. Her mom explains, "it's okay to be different" and told Ruby that she will meet lots of friends and assured her that if everyone were the same it would be boring. Armed with confidence and excitement, Ruby was ready to go to school and meet lots of friends. When she realizes that being different is okay and meeting all kinds of friends who are different, she ends up loving her first day of school.
My daddy is a police officer
The purpose of this book is to educate young children about the very important role of being a police officer and what it involves.Author Pareece Wright, dedicates this book to her husband and the NSW Police Force.For all ages.
Change the Change
Change the Change is an introduction to climate change for kids. It talks about what climate change is and how individuals can address it in their daily lives. Complete with a glossary and DIY activities at the end. This books is a mirroring tool for self-empowerment, self-improvement, self-reflection, and self-expression.
Little Lisa's Great Big Alphabet Book
A simple alphabet book with watercolor illustrations for each letter and an associated word. Written and illustrated by Connecticut artist Lisa Shasha. Layout and cover design by Glenn Alan Cheney.
I'm A Big Kid. I Can Go Potty!
Turn the daunting task of potty training into an empowering journey of growth and self-confidence.Potty training can be a monumental challenge for both toddlers and parents. "I'm A Big Kid. I Can Go Potty!" offers a solution through affirmations and engaging illustrations tailored for little learners aged 2-4.With colorful illustrations and simple, rhythmic language, this book captures the attention of young readers. The gender-neutral narrative ensures that every child sees themselves in the various scenarios, making learning inclusive and accessible."I'm A Big Kid. I Can Go Potty!" is a tool for parents, teachers, and guardians. It encourages positive bathroom habits through affirmation-themed storytelling, helping toddlers embrace this new phase with pride and joy. The gentle approach eases the anxiety around potty training, replacing it with a sense of achievement and independence.Your toddler will be inspired by relatable characters who show that everyone can conquer this milestone with patience and encouragement. They'll learn that setbacks are okay and that each attempt is a step closer to becoming a big kid.It offers a blend of fun, learning, and motivational affirmations. This resource supports the practical aspects of potty training and boosts your child's self-esteem and autonomy.Order your copy now and transform potty training from a chore into a celebration of growing up!
Who on Earth am I?
The picture book "Who on Earth am I?" inner workings is similar to that of a peekaboo book. The question on the cover repeats itself throughout revealing a variety of Earth's creatures along the way. Earth images are integrated into the illustrations of the creatures. It ends with a crescendo reinforcing the creature connections to our amazing planet. Designed as a colorful beginner reader book with predictable text, it wont disappoint but will inspire you and your child.
The Adventures of Clara Jean
Clara Jean came to us as a rescue mission. Her mother couldn't care for her, so she needed lots of love, and my children were very good at this. The story begins with this fuzzy, tiny, black bundle of cuteness that was a pygmy goat. From day one, she considered herself part of the family-an actual person! And she made my kids her own kids. She wasn't as big as the three-legged family cat, so how much trouble could she be? Well, she certainly taught us! 1. Don't leave her alone at home! Ever! 2. Even goats can teach a human a lesson. 3. If the house door opens, then a pygmy goat will dart right in. The kids chased her back outside, and the kids and goat all seemed to enjoy the exercise. 4. People sit on sofas, but pygmy goats get to JUMP on them! As Clara Jean grew up, she learned lots of ways to entertain her kids...and how to aggravate the adults in her life. What will she do next? This book was written by the author to record and preserve some of the family stories that evolved around her life, including her husband, their five children, and some farm animals. As she related some of the kid-and-creature stories to her own grandchildren, they kept asking for more! The Adventures of Clara Jean are only one of the many stories she has written, but it's certainly one of the family's favorites! Read about Clara Jean's many adventures with her adoptive family in this short story that entails a variety of antics and life lessons learned about pygmy goats and kids.
The Adventures of Clara Jean
Clara Jean came to us as a rescue mission. Her mother couldn't care for her, so she needed lots of love, and my children were very good at this. The story begins with this fuzzy, tiny, black bundle of cuteness that was a pygmy goat. From day one, she considered herself part of the family-an actual person! And she made my kids her own kids. She wasn't as big as the three-legged family cat, so how much trouble could she be? Well, she certainly taught us! 1. Don't leave her alone at home! Ever! 2. Even goats can teach a human a lesson. 3. If the house door opens, then a pygmy goat will dart right in. The kids chased her back outside, and the kids and goat all seemed to enjoy the exercise. 4. People sit on sofas, but pygmy goats get to JUMP on them! As Clara Jean grew up, she learned lots of ways to entertain her kids...and how to aggravate the adults in her life. What will she do next? This book was written by the author to record and preserve some of the family stories that evolved around her life, including her husband, their five children, and some farm animals. As she related some of the kid-and-creature stories to her own grandchildren, they kept asking for more! The Adventures of Clara Jean are only one of the many stories she has written, but it's certainly one of the family's favorites! Read about Clara Jean's many adventures with her adoptive family in this short story that entails a variety of antics and life lessons learned about pygmy goats and kids.
I'm A Big Kid. I Can Go Potty!
Turn the daunting task of potty training into an empowering journey of growth and self-confidence.Potty training can be a monumental challenge for both toddlers and parents. "I'm A Big Kid. I Can Go Potty!" offers a solution through affirmations and engaging illustrations tailored for little learners aged 2-4.With colorful illustrations and simple, rhythmic language, this book captures the attention of young readers. The gender-neutral narrative ensures that every child sees themselves in the various scenarios, making learning inclusive and accessible."I'm A Big Kid. I Can Go Potty!" is a tool for parents, teachers, and guardians. It encourages positive bathroom habits through affirmation-themed storytelling, helping toddlers embrace this new phase with pride and joy. The gentle approach eases the anxiety around potty training, replacing it with a sense of achievement and independence.Your toddler will be inspired by relatable characters who show that everyone can conquer this milestone with patience and encouragement. They'll learn that setbacks are okay and that each attempt is a step closer to becoming a big kid.It offers a blend of fun, learning, and motivational affirmations. This resource supports the practical aspects of potty training and boosts your child's self-esteem and autonomy.Order your copy now and transform potty training from a chore into a celebration of growing up!
I Am Me. I Am One.
I AM ME. I AM ONE connects reading and counting with the everyday world for young readers. It empowers the modern learner to use reading to solve a simple addition and subtraction problem. The book uses wordplay to teach counting forward and counting backward. The beginning reader is forced to think through every page. The storyline is that though you may find yourself alone in certain places, you are never really alone.
Hair Bear
The Girls with Curls are back with a new little curly girl! This curly-headed girl loves her curls and wouldn't go a day without them. The problem is trying to get her sisters to feel the same way about their own hair. Find out why this hair bear can't get enough of her curls!
Who on Earth am I?
The picture book "Who on Earth am I?" inner workings is similar to that of a peekaboo book. The question on the cover repeats itself throughout revealing a variety of Earth's creatures along the way. Earth images are integrated into the illustrations of the creatures. It ends with a crescendo reinforcing the creature connections to our amazing planet. Designed as a colorful beginner reader book with predictable text, it wont disappoint but will inspire you and your child.
Be Yourself
I am enough. We all are! Let's have fun celebrating diversity and differences through relatable text and vivid imagery. This book takes readers on a journey to greater empathy and acceptance of self and others. A wonderful addition to your family library and classroom.
Dot Shops
Dot Shops is a short, sweet and skill focused early reader with large letters and simple illustrations that assist readers in decoding the text and focus on learning a specific skill. Adults looking to familiarize soon-t-be-preschoolers and burgeoning readers with learning their colors will find Dot Shops a helpful and fun tool as it will be easily understood by the youngest of readers.
What Do You Hear?
The readers / children being read to will be able to say and learn how to say the animal words in Cree, as they read this book. They can also match the sounds to the animals. They will recognize the visual presentation as the reader reads to the children. The readers / children being read to, will hear and pronounce the Plains Cree Language Sounds. And that they will develop words, Cree vocabulary. They will understand the Cree concepts through viewing and listening.
Who Do You See?
Cindy Larocque is the Author of This book, Little Red Running Shawl and more books to come. She was born and raised in Hobbema, Alberta Canada, A Louis Bull First Nations member of the Four Reserves in Hobbema. She's dedicating this to her First Nations People, her community, her family and the children in all the Schools & Head Starts. Also recognizing Late Debbie Morin, the illustrations were done by her, she was a great artist. They were perfect for what she wants the children to learn. As the children read this book they will know how to say the kinship terms. This is one way I am hoping children will learn the kinship terms in our language, also preserving her Cree Language.
We're getting a new baby
'We're getting a new baby' is the story of a young child awaiting the arrival of a new baby/sibling. The child asks a variety of questions about the new baby as they try to understand what a new baby means for them and their family and how things might be different once the baby is born. At first they are unsure about the new baby but as the story evolves, they begin to accept their new role as big brother/sister and begin to feel excited about the baby's impending arrival.
Who Is Jesus?
Knowing Jesus and who he is will encourage children to love and serve him. This is the ideal book for children to read during Sunday school and before bedtime. Knowing Jesus and who he is will encourage children to love and serve him. This is the ideal book for children to read during Sunday school and before bedtime.
Little Red Running Shawl
Cindy Larocque is the Author of This book, Little Red Running Shawl and more books to come. She was born and raised in Hobbema, Alberta Canada, A Louis Bull First Nations member of the Four Reserves in Hobbema. She's dedicating this to her First Nations People, her community, her family and the children in all the Schools & Head Starts. Also recognizing Late Debbie Morin, the illustrations were done by her, she was a great artist. They were perfect for what she wants the children to learn. As the children read this book they will know how to say the kinship terms. This is one way I am hoping children will learn the kinship terms in our language, also preserving her Cree Language.
Little Leo Monkey
Little Leo is a baby macaque monkey who lives in the forest of Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple. Written in the form of a poem, this book is sure to be a favourite and enjoyed many times over. Featuring beautiful close up photographs of macaque monkeys, including those taken at Angkor Wat, and at a conservation centre in England, UK, which is dedicated to the survival of these agile and intelligent creatures.There are also games, puzzles, maths and literacy activities to keep your little monkey busy!Look out for the book of short stories, "Little Leo & Mini Mac's Adventures", to find out what monkey business Little Leo gets up to with his monkey pals and family!
The Seven Colors of God's Rainbow
The rainbow we see in the sky belongs to God. It is a sign of the covenant between God and the earth. The seven colors of the rainbow visible to the eyes have meaning. That is what this book is all about.
The ABC of God's Kingdom
The ABC of God's kingdom is the perfect foundational knowledge of God's kingdom for children, using the letters of the alphabet. The ABC of God's kingdom is the perfect foundational knowledge of God's kingdom for children, using the letters of the alphabet.
Jayce's Alphabet Rules
Jayce's 26 Alphabet Rules is a boost to every child's organisational skill helping to encourage little successes along the way. In this fascinating book, each letter unlocks a special set of rules for different activities.From Amusement Park Rules and Classroom Rules to even X-mark on the Spot Rules, this book will nurture positive values for children and transform learning into a joyful journey. With colourful illustrations and loveable diverse characters, Jayce's Alphabet Rules is a perfect read aloud book and sure to capture the minds of children and parents alike.
Seven Days of Potty!
Through a diverse cast of characters and relatable scenarios, 'Seven Days of Potty!' introduces the basics of going potty, solving the challenge of making potty training approachable and fun.Spread over a week, each day in the book features different characters facing unique scenarios related to going potty, from discovering what a potty is to the joy of washing hands. This approach ensures that every child can see themselves within the pages, making the concepts of potty training more accessible and engaging.Highlights of "Seven Days of Potty!" Diverse Characters: The variety of characters promotes inclusivity, ensuring every toddler can relate to the story and see themselves as part of the potty training journey.Interactive Learning: Encourages toddlers' participation, inviting them to help the characters find the potty, toilet paper, and soap, turning reading time into an interactive, engaging experience.Foundation for Healthy Habits: Focusing on the basics, like the importance of washing hands, lays the groundwork for lifelong hygiene practices.Routine and Confidence Building: The book's structure helps little ones understand daily routines, fostering a sense of achievement and confidence with each page.Beautifully illustrated and filled with gentle humor, "Seven Days of Potty!" is not just a book; it's an engaging tool designed to ease children into potty training. Perfect for parents, guardians, and educators looking for a positive, inclusive approach to this developmental stage. Begin your potty training adventure with a book celebrating every child's journey. Order 'Seven Days of Potty!' now and embrace potty training with confidence, inclusivity, and fun!
Gorgeous
I never once thought about having a pig for a pet, especially not a wild pig, but one day a tiny little wild piglet who had been injured, was starving and thirsty wandered into our yard; she won our hearts. My wife went into our kitchen and made her some oatmeal, which she ate right up. We took some corn we had for our chickens and soaked it till it was soft, and she ate that. I named her Gorgeous because she was so funny-looking. Gorgeous became the most fun pet we ever had; she was the most affectionate, and she was by far the smartest animal we ever had. This book is about Gorgeous.
Reaching Unstoppable Self Confidence for Teens
Reaching unstoppable confidence for teens both girls and boysIt's time to get back your confidence levels. Do you feel bad about yourself because you haven't achieved next to nothing when compared to your friends? It seems like others are doing a lot better than you in school and out of school? If it feels like life has let you down because you haven't achieved your goals, then think again. Negative self-talk has never been known to be helpful. Everyday most teens blame people, places they live and the government for how life has turned out to be. You have a chance now? To be your true self. Now is the time to unlocking and reaching your unstoppable confidence potential. In this book, the author has taken her time to outline and deal with social topics that affect every teen boy or girl. When you grab a copy of reaching unstoppable confidence for teens, you will discover that it focuses on the needs of every teen out there. The author speaks from experience and teens can relate to the guided examples and illustrations she stated. Teen boys and girls looking t overcome the life of social pressure where they sometimes want to satisfy their peers so as not to cause trouble. This books discusses this issue with simple steps on what to do so that it does not affect your self-esteem.As teens, our parents care so much that they could be domineering or intrude our personal space. The author recognizes the fact that family relationships is important for teens and she encourages managing fights and quarrels in a way that it will not escalate.There is so much more in this book. It's time to step up and be the best you can be. You can easily deal with low confidence levels by reaching for unstoppable confidence levels. Its free, easy and it's just a step away.Click the order button and download more copies. Send as a gift too.Buy now
Seven Days of Potty!
Through a diverse cast of characters and relatable scenarios, 'Seven Days of Potty!' introduces the basics of going potty, solving the challenge of making potty training approachable and fun.Spread over a week, each day in the book features different characters facing unique scenarios related to going potty, from discovering what a potty is to the joy of washing hands. This approach ensures that every child can see themselves within the pages, making the concepts of potty training more accessible and engaging.Highlights of "Seven Days of Potty!" Diverse Characters: The variety of characters promotes inclusivity, ensuring every toddler can relate to the story and see themselves as part of the potty training journey.Interactive Learning: Encourages toddlers' participation, inviting them to help the characters find the potty, toilet paper, and soap, turning reading time into an interactive, engaging experience.Foundation for Healthy Habits: Focusing on the basics, like the importance of washing hands, lays the groundwork for lifelong hygiene practices.Routine and Confidence Building: The book's structure helps little ones understand daily routines, fostering a sense of achievement and confidence with each page.Beautifully illustrated and filled with gentle humor, "Seven Days of Potty!" is not just a book; it's an engaging tool designed to ease children into potty training. Perfect for parents, guardians, and educators looking for a positive, inclusive approach to this developmental stage. Begin your potty training adventure with a book celebrating every child's journey. Order 'Seven Days of Potty!' now and embrace potty training with confidence, inclusivity, and fun!
Oh! There's an alarm in my head!
Join Alan and Penny as they explore the brain's magical landscape. In this exciting adventure, they discover special tools to begin to navigate anxiety and help to turn Alan's alarm off!Happy minds = Healthy hearts
The House With Hidden Doors
A hidden room, a mischievous cat, and a secret world. A page-turning, entry-level sci-fi adventure with no bad language for children ages 6-10. The first chapter book series from picture book author Edward Jazz. Book #2 out soon!Note to parents and teachers: Please read our "No Bad Language" policy below.When ten-year-old Katie moves into her new mountain-side home, she becomes mystified by the strange noises in her closet and a cat that keeps causing trouble.Her quest to solve the riddle leads to a hidden door and a room full of secrets.Who left her the key that gives her access to these ancient secrets? Who is the mysterious figure in the black hoodie? And what do they want with Katie?Katie and her new friend, Zelda, soon discover that they have access to a secret world beyond her closet. Here, they make both friends and enemies, and uncover startling connections between the past and present.A modern children's classic and a great introduction to sci-fi.The adventure starts here!"No Bad Language" Policy: All editions of this series were written with the intention to have "No Bad Language." This series will always be free of swear words and disrespectful speech.
MG Kids Real Super Heroes Eat Fruits and Veggies
Empower your little ones to become real-life superheroes with our "MG Kids Real Super Heroes Eat Fruits and Veggies," coloring book! Join our dynamic team of masked crusaders as they embark on exciting adventures while promoting the importance of healthy eating. Each action-packed page features thrilling superhero scenes alongside vibrant illustrations of delicious fruits and veggies. Watch as your children unleash their creativity, coloring in their favorite superheroes and learning about the nutritional benefits of a balanced diet. With engaging activities and inspiring messages, this coloring book encourages children to fuel their bodies with the power of nutritious foods. Let's make healthy eating fun and exciting with "MG Kids Real Super Heroes Eat Fruits and Veggies"- because every superhero knows that eating right is the ultimate superpower!
Jamie and the Flower Contest
When the principal of a modest suburban primary school announced to her students a flower-planting contest to be held among them and to be judged by an elite panel of judges, she was certain of producing future horticulturists and agriculturists as well as competitive and excellence-driven individuals in general. But there was another certainty: she did not factor in the drama that such a contest will create among the young contestants who collided in a heady mix of love, friendship and cooperation, envy, jealousy and hate; drama so intense that, at times, it verged on the very deadly.
Mistaken Identity
Mistaken Identity is a children's story about Tallulah, a 31/2-year-old girl from a mixed-race family whose Auntie Valerie is a manager at a multicultural Day Centre.Tallulah and her mother are invited to attend a Black Awareness Course at Salford University in Manchester, and she is excited to learn new things and make new friends.The story explores how people identify themselves based on their skin tone. It highlights the importance of treating everyone equally, regardless of race, culture, gender, age, dress, or disability. With illustrations throughout, it is easy for children to understand and engage with the story.Overall, Mistaken Identity is a great book to help children learn about diversity and equality. It encourages them to appreciate differences and celebrate diversity while promoting kindness and compassion towards others.
My First Workbook for Learning to Write and Colour
This engaging workbook is the perfect starting point for young learners beginning their journey into the world of writing and colouring. Tailored specifically for preschool-aged children, it combines the fundamentals of pen control and line tracing with the fun of colouring, letters, and more. Through a series of carefully designed activities, children will develop essential fine motor skills, letter recognition, and creativity, all while having fun. The "Preschool Early Learning Skills Series" ensures that each exercise is both educational and entertaining, making learning an enjoyable experience. Whether it's drawing along dotted lines or colouring within the shapes of letters, this workbook provides a comprehensive and enjoyable approach to early learning, setting the foundation for future academic success.
Big Bear, Little Bear and Dementia
'I have never heard dementia be so simply and beautifully explained'- Julia, customer of Big Bear, Little Bear and DementiaBig Bear, Little Bear and Dementia is a lovingly written book exploring the thoughts and feelings we experience when our loved one is living with dementia. Dementia affects people from all walks of life, and so this beautiful book is inclusive for all.OverviewBig Bear and Little Bear are as close as close can be, they love to nap and sing their songs, with Little Bear sat on Big Bears knee.Big Bear can no longer always do the things that Big Bears do since being diagnosed with dementia. Little Bear feels confused by this and seeks the help of Doctor Bear, who explains dementia, in a Little Bear friendly way. Together they discover that the loves, laughs, and memories shared between the bears will always be stored safely in their heart.Feedback- 'Thank you for helping me to explain their Grandad's condition in a really understandable and child friendly way'- 'My kids were so moved by this beautifully illustrated, life touching memoir'- 'This book is so beautiful, I actually cried the first time I read it and I don't even have a personal connection to dementia'
Justin the Good listener
Explore a Full day with JUSTIN as he teaches readers through his actions how to be a SUPER good listener! "He never has to be told anything twice!" Written by Corey D. Williams
Big Bear, Little Bear and Dementia
'I have never heard dementia be so simply and beautifully explained'- Julia, customer of Big Bear, Little Bear and DementiaBig Bear, Little Bear and Dementia is a lovingly written book exploring the thoughts and feelings we experience when our loved one is living with dementia. Dementia affects people from all walks of life, and so this beautiful book is inclusive for all.OverviewBig Bear and Little Bear are as close as close can be, they love to nap and sing their songs, with Little Bear sat on Big Bears knee.Big Bear can no longer always do the things that Big Bears do since being diagnosed with dementia. Little Bear feels confused by this and seeks the help of Doctor Bear, who explains dementia, in a Little Bear friendly way. Together they discover that the loves, laughs, and memories shared between the bears will always be stored safely in their heart.Feedback- 'Thank you for helping me to explain their Grandad's condition in a really understandable and child friendly way'- 'My kids were so moved by this beautifully illustrated, life touching memoir'- 'This book is so beautiful, I actually cried the first time I read it and I don't even have a personal connection to dementia'
The Framework of Home Rule
"The Framework of Home Rule" is an ancient nonfiction story book written by Erskine Childers. Childers' paintings, set against the context of the early twentieth century, whilst tensions between Ireland and Britain had been at their top, offers a thorough evaluation of the historical, accredited, and constitutional factors that make up the house rule argument. Childers gives a radical framework for knowledge the thoughts and realities of home rule, addressing key issues together with sovereignty, illustration, and Ireland's connection to the British Empire. Drawing on his very own experiences as a proponent of Irish independence, Childers offers insights into the political dynamics of the time and pushes for an amicable and democracy method to the Irish afflicted times. His careful studies and persuasive language make "The Framework of Home Rule" a crucial examine for anybody interested by Irish history and the struggle for self-dedication. Erskine Childers' book remains a seminal addition to the investigation of Irish politics, informing debates on themes of autonomy and governance in Ireland and elsewhere.
Things You Should Know Before I Go
As mothers, our life's purpose is to provide life lessons to our children as theygrow. From the time they are born, we guide them and teach them life skills andvalues that will carry them through life. For a young son, life lessons taught byhis mother are invaluable. Life lessons you impart to your young son include teaching him life skills such asproblem-solving and communication; to instilling values like honesty and respect.These lessons are essential for helping him develop into a well-rounded adult.They can also help him understand the importance of making good decisions, setting goals, and striving to achieve them. Not only will they equip him withknowledge and life skills for navigating life's journeys, but they will also help himrealize his full potential. In her book, Things You Should Know Before I Go, author Pamela Brown-Ledetsays, "Life lessons from a mother provide meaning and direction throughoutlife's journey and serve as valuable cornerstones when transitioning fromadolescence into adulthood. Through guidance and support, you can give youryoung son the best chance of achieving success in life through living right andmaking a difference in every way possible.
Field and Hedgerow Being the Last Essays of Richard Jefferies
"Field and Hedgerow" is an ancient nonfiction story book written by Richard Jefferies. Born in England in 1848, Jefferies committed maximum of his time touring the geographical region, immersing himself in nature's beauty and thriller. His sturdy connection to nature may be seen in his countless works, which rejoice the English the surroundings and its inhabitants with first-rate lyricism and perception. "Field and Hedgerow" suggests Jefferies' outstanding interest of the herbalglobal. Jefferies' masterpiece takes readers on a voyage throughout the English geographical vicinity, with evocative descriptions of fields, hedgerows, and the various species that live there. Jefferies' sharp observations and poetic terms seize the essence of u. S. A. Existence, supplying a portrayal of a global overflowing with life and splendor. In addition to his writing hobbies, Jefferies grow to be a robust supporter of geographical region preservation. His writings often highlighted the fee of conservation and control of the environment, foreshadowing the modern-day conservation motion. Jefferies' paintings continues to inspire readers and vegetation and fauna enthusiasts the worldover, reminding us of humanity's deep connection to the natural worldwide.
I Hate Toothbrush Time!
Do your children struggle with you at bath time?Do they defy you?This book was written to help childrenmake better decisions.Little Baps is a spunky young boy at a stage in life where he learns best from his own mistakes and his own experiences. He is on a journey through a series of short stories to help parents assist their children in learning life lessons. Follow Little Baps on his adventures through, I Hate Toothbrush Time, Little Baps Learns to Eat New Foods, Grandma's Tables Manners, and many more to come.
Little Baps Tries New Foods
Do your children struggle with you at bath time?Do they defy you?This book was written to help childrenmake better decisions.Little Baps is a spunky young boy at a stage in life where he learns best from his own mistakes and his own experiences. He is on a journey through a series of short stories to help parents assist their children in learning life lessons. Follow Little Baps on his adventures through, I Hate Toothbrush Time, Little Baps Learns to Eat New Foods, Grandma's Tables Manners, and many more to come.
I Hate Baths
Do your children struggle with you at bath time?Do they defy you?This book was written to help childrenmake better decisions.Little Baps is a spunky young boy at a stage in life where he learns best from his own mistakes and his own experiences. He is on a journey through a series of short stories to help parents assist their children in learning life lessons. Follow Little Baps on his adventures through, I Hate Toothbrush Time, Little Baps Learns to Eat New Foods, Grandma's Tables Manners, and many more to come.
Two Houses
Two Houses is about a little girl whose parents are separating and divorcing. The story takes you through some of the big changes and challenges that she faces during this transition. Some of these include; moving from her childhood home to live with her mum at her grandparents house, traveling to her dad's apartment for weekends, fears of being alone and not understood by her friends. Overtime, and with the support of her family and friends, things get easier and she is happier because of this change. Families come in all shapes and sizes, happiness and love can be found in even the most challenging of times.
I Was a Baby During a Pandemic
In this uplifting story, the reader is guided by the point of view of the main character (a baby) as he observes the world around him during the Covid-19 pandemic. Events marking this unusual period in history are portrayed in a friendly manner throughout this "memoir," brightening up what was a time of uncertainty and encouraging readers to always wear a smile.
The Magic Umbrella 3; The Tyrannosaurus Bratasaurus and the Elephant
Kwadan and Jorku are back in the third installment of "The Magic Umbrella." This time they meet someone who seems very interested in them; where did this person come from? And is this person a friend or an enemy?
