Mommy, Is The Holy Spirit Real?
Holy Spirit does not want this book to replace the Bible but to encourage children and their parents to study the Bible and to see where the Holy Spirit is at work and how He will work in them. The book covers most major themes about Him on a level that children and youth can easily understand. And it does something uniquely designed for children's style of learning. It places the children in a close proximity position to observe each event and, in some cases, place children inside the scenes as if they are one of the Bible characters personally experiencing the event firsthand.
But for Now, Stay Here
A book for little boys and their parents to share together. Its words speak directly to the parents' hearts bringing them back into the present (the best place to live from, yet the hardest to stay in.) The illustrations are so full of life and fun that your littles will absolutely love it! "You'll never regret the time you spent reading to your children."
Jesus, Who Is Christmas Is Born
Starting in the Book of Genesis through the Gospels, "Jesus, Who is Christmas is Born" is a phenomenal children's book geared toward introducing Jesus Christ, the Lord and Savior, before His birth in the manger! Christmas is Born is the first of a trilogy of children's books by Dr. Linda Lee Tarver to provide a biblically accurate account of God's immeasurable and unconditional love toward mankind. The story is told through the eyes of a young angel named Layla and her teacher angel, Tia. We drop in on questions from Layla to her teacher Tia about the fall of mankind, the mission of God the Father to restore the disobedient and now separated people to Himself. The book breaks down the need for a Savior to restore fellowship with God and to save God's people from the 'dark, evil place created for the devil and his friends.'
Harry Duck and the Return of Decoy Duck
When something strange starts happening in the cornfields, a sense of fear comes over the ranch. It seems that Decoy Duck has returned and is being quite a prankster. When Harry Duck discovers that everyone's fear is caused by False Evidence Appearing Real, he decides to stand up to the enemy while wearing God's armor. As Decoy Duck delights in scaring others away, Harry Duck faces his rival with confidence, placing his faith and trust in God.
Hoboken’s Christmas Surprise
The story of, " Hobokens Christmas Surprise " is one that hopefully, teaches children to THINK about others instead of oneself! It's about a homeless man and his dog who lives on the outskirts of town. He befriends many with his gifts of trinketts, and such, that he finds and fixes up. He does this through the year; year in and year out. The townspeople of Happy Hollow learn from him the importance of serving one another and soon decide that they must somehow repay this kind man for his thoughtfulness. Needless to say, it was on Christmas Day that they finally get to say, "Thank You!" for all that he's done in the past to make them smile and to forget their troubles! It becomes the BEST Christmas ever in the tiny Town of Happy Hollow!
Elijah and Moses
Elijah had dreamed for a long time about showing an animal at the annual fair. Now was his chance, but it comes with a lesson in patience and trust.
Little Kitty Goes to School
Follow the exciting adventures of Little Kitty on her first day at school! All Little Kitty wants to do is to nap all day and play with her little brother, but all that is about to change as her mother takes her to school for the first time! Little Kitty Goes to School is a charmingly engaging tale about Kitty's first time at school. Follow Little Kitty as she learns new things, make new friends and is being trained to become a better kitty. Filled with vivid images and simple, captivating storytelling that grabs attention. Little Kitty Goes to School is filled with character-building lessons that will stay with them for life.About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.
I’m A Daughter Of The King
I'm a Daughter of the King is a perfect book for girls of all ages. The text consists of two or three lines of rhyming text on each spread alongside the refrain "I'm a Daughter of the King" to help reiterate that they are indeed daughters of the King. This simple book empowers precious young girls from all backgrounds to know their worth and value as daughters of our Heavenly Father in a simple and easy way.
Dinosaurs Still Rule The Earth
It's been said, "If you want to make God laugh . . . tell him your plan."In this story, Rex, a tyrannosaurus, tells God his vision for the world - to him, idyllic and egocentric. He thinks of no one else but himself. As always, God considers his words and answers his "prayers." God always answers prayers, but sometimes it's in a way that we cannot imagine and always for the greatest good. As Obi-Wan Kenobe said in Star Wars, "Everything I've told you is true, from a certain point of view."This is a cautionary tale reminding the reader: Be careful what you wish for . . . you may get it!
I’m A Daughter Of The King
I'm a Daughter of the King is a perfect book for girls of all ages. The text consists of two or three lines of rhyming text on each spread alongside the refrain "I'm a Daughter of the King" to help reiterate that they are indeed daughters of the King. This simple book empowers precious young girls from all backgrounds to know their worth and value as daughters of our Heavenly Father in a simple and easy way.
Mule School
The lesson of "MULE SCHOOL"MULE SCHOOL is a poem with a message that applies to both grown-ups and children.The poem is about a boy name Toby and his mule Elmer. However, within the verses there is a deeper meaning. The poem shows how the boy and his mule must learn certain rules in order to plow the desired "Nice Straight Row." That's not too different than what happens to us in our daily lives. The message in the poem is clear. We, too, as individuals, must learn the rules that keep us on a straight path toward achieving our own goal of having a happy, and fulfilling life.When the author wrote the poem, he was thinking of young people, especially TEENAGERS, who at a very early age, are often faced with choices. In our modern society there are many temptations and a bad choice can be life changing.When a young person reads this poem, he or she, should think about the direction their own life is taking. Or, if a PARENT or GRANDPARENT is reading this poem to a child, they should point out to them the merits of making the right choices and the consequences of making the wrong choices.Tell your child to always remember the message of "Mule School." That message is simple. As you go through life keep asking yourself this all - important question: "Am I plowing a "straight" row, or am I wandering?"ENJOY "MULE SCHOOL"
The Adventures of Ruff and Meowco
Ruff is a cute puppy who lives in a large red doghouse in his owner's backyard. Ruff often found himself feeling very alone-that is, until the day a kitten happens into his yard. Not realizing this kitten could be the solution to his loneliness, Ruff chases the kitten away. Thus begins a series of hurt feelings, tears, misunderstandings, and answers to prayers before Ruff learns to not only watch his tone but to also be careful what he prays for.Join the cast of unlikely characters to learn some valuable life lessons just as Ruff does.
The King’s Son
This is a story about a young boy and girl who discover that the greatest joy flows from the King and His Son. When the young boy ventures from his home to search for a way to help his papa, who is in trouble and needs a miracle, he finds the path to a new life he hasn't known before.Not knowing where to turn the boy sets out on a journey away from his village hoping that someone could help him. He finds a young girl across the valley that tells him about the Great King living on the mountain. She tells the boy about her friendship with the King's Son, but the boy is not sure the King's Son will accept him. The girl lets the boy know that the King's Son accepts everyone who wants to know Him. Together they discover the value of faith, family and friendship.These two adventurers not only become friends with one another, but also experience the awesome love the King has for all people and the sacrifice the King's Son willingly displayed to free us all from captivity. The boy and girl have their hopes restored and their faith strengthened in this amazing colorful illustration of The King's Son. The King truly delights to love and care for His children and invites you to become one of His own too (see John 1:10-13).After reading The King's Son you will understand how much the King loves you and find yourself embracing the beauty of His love. You will be invited on a journey with the King and His Son that will lead you on the path of life like no other. So come and experience true freedom in the Son. Once you know the Son, then you will know the truth and the truth will set you free (see John 8:31, 32).The King's Son will richly bless you and your family just as the families of the boy and girl found new life in Him. Your miracle journey awaits . . . (see Jeremiah 33:3).
The Baby Garden
The Baby Garden answers the age-old question that young children ask of "Where do babies come from?" from a spiritual possibility. This sweet book helps young readers to understand the Scripture behind Jeremiah 1:5, "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; Before you were born I sanctified you: And I ordained you a prophet to the nations." The Baby Garden declares that babies are all with Jesus before conception, and it develops a level of belief that God specifically assigns each person a guardian angel from the beginning, who will be with them before they are born, throughout their lives, and after they die. This claim is grounded in the Scripture from Psalm 91:11, "For He shall give His angels charge over you, To keep you in all your ways." It also supports that God's gifts to each person are uniquely planned out along with individual talents that make each person unique.
King of the Shattered Glass
This beautifully illustrated story tells a tale of an orphan, Marguerite, who works in the King's kitchen. When Marguerite breaks the King's precious glass, those around her tell her to bury the glass and hide the evidence, but her conscience tells her otherwise. What is she to do? Susan Joy Bellavance's tale of courage, honesty, and bravery through the character of Marguerite gives readers deep insight into mercy and how God shows us his love through the Sacrament of Confession.
Lo and Behold
Lo and Behold came into being as the result of being awakened during the night and feeling nudged by the Holy Spirit to write down what came to me. The story simply wrote itself as it flowed out of my pen, and I was amazed at the result!The name came from my father-in-law, telling me with tongue in cheek Lo and Behold were the two most famous angels in Scripture since it was written many times: "Lo, the angel of the Lord" and "Behold, the angel of the Lord."I dedicate this book in his memory and in honor of my grandchildren.
Don’t Bow With Teresa
Don't Bow, with Teresa by Frances Gonzales Martinez is a charming children's book which focuses on the importance of worshiping God as the One and Only True God. Utilizing stories from the Old Testament, The Author explains how we can put God first in today's society and what Idolatry looks like. Parents and children alike will enjoy Don't Bow with Teresa, discussing what true worship and a close relationship with God looks like.
But I’m Afraid of Spiders!
Three-year-old Spencer is enjoying the park with his mommy when suddenly, without warning, he is faced with his fear of spiders! Amazingly, his fear is transformed into appreciation as he learns about the special purpose God has for spiders.Look for new titles from this author in the near future!
Ew Yuck
Meet Ew Yuck, the tiger worm. Now, upon meeting him, your first reaction may be "ew, yuck!" See, that's what everyone else calls him. But if you knew how important his role is in taking care of the environment, you might change your tune. People always scream at Ew Yuck and throw him back into the garden. No wonder he feels so lonely. He doesn't know where to go or what to do. He knows he has a vital job, but he doesn't know what it is.Thankfully, one day, Ew Yuck comes across a young girl named Chloe and her brother Aiden. They don't call him Ew Yuck or yell at him; they are kind. Everything changes for this tiger worm when Chloe and Aiden introduce him to the worm farm at Grandma's house.Ew Yuck is the third title written and illustrated by Kelly Mrocki. Inspired by her niece and nephew, this book encourages children to recognise the value in all creatures, great and small. As a valuable resource for early childhood learning, Ew Yuck urges people of all ages to respect every living thing and support the future of our planet.
But I’m Afraid of Spiders!
Three-year-old Spencer is enjoying the park with his mommy when suddenly, without warning, he is faced with his fear of spiders! Amazingly, his fear is transformed into appreciation as he learns about the special purpose God has for spiders.Look for new titles from this author in the near future!
The Peanut Parables
The Peanut Parables are forty short stories that use the experiences of a dachshund named Peanut to demonstrate trials we all face--trials of loss, change, bad choices, fear, compassion, and belonging.They were written for the dual purpose of having a readable bedtime story for a child that makes the Bible verses memorable. This leads to a deeper understanding for both child and adult that God is with you wherever you go.At the end of the day, Peanut wants and needs what we all do. Peanut is blessed. He feels safe and loved and has no worries, as we all are able to do through our Savior Jesus Christ.
Snowball
"Joey knew he didn't have much time. He had to get up and out of its path. And fast! But what was wrong? He felt like he weighed a ton. He could hardly move. The snow was deep, and he had no strength."Joey is a fairly normal little boy facing the usual pressures of growing up. Mom and Dad do what they can to ensure that he learns and develops good Christian character. But sometimes it is not enough.This time, Joey will take foolish steps that really begin to...snowball.It will be God Himself Who provides the most valuable and surprising lessons. And this one will really wake him up.Retaliation or "getting even" often feels like the best plan of action to satisfy the horrible way we feel. But this just reveals that there is a problem with the way that we feel. Not only is retaliation a dangerous choice, but more importantly, it is forbidden by God.
How Do I Know God Loves Me?
2-page positive review in the INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CHILDREN'S SPIRITUALITY5 STAR REVIEW from Readers' FavoriteA very comforting book that reassures your children that God is always with them providing love and support.- Helps you to guide your child's spiritual awakening and growth.- Encourages your kids to love and respect God, themselves, others, and the world in which they live.- Provides your children with coping skills to deal with peer pressure and bullies.- Speaks directly to children in a language they can understand.- Answers questions children ponder. (Why am I here?, Why are some kids so mean? Do I have a purpose? How can I make God smile?)- Boosts your child's confidence and self-esteem.- Leads to surprising and open conversations when you read along with your child or grandchild.- Illustrations in silhouette so that children of all backgrounds can relate.- Described by some as the best spiritual book for children on Amazon.
The Animals in the Ark
The Animals in the Ark is the unique story of Noah's Ark told form the point of view of the animals. Have you ever wondered what it was like to be one of those animals? Now you will know. It was quite an experience and an adventure. What happened when the flood ended and the animals left the ark? Get ready for a surprise!
God Made You
This adorable book creates lasting memories as you bond with your little one, and giggle together over toes that wiggle, and cheeks that blush. God Made You began with little whispers into tiny ears, teaching first words and parts of the body, through simple phrases and rhythmic tones. There in my lap, in our small Southern Oregon home, I watched our firstborn light up as these truths were repeated, and realized how incredible it was that God Made You. My Friend, you and I have a precious opportunity to engage our little learners about how they are made, to whom they belong, and how much they're loved. I pray that God Made You encourages just that. "I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well." (Psalm 139:14)
The Rose and the Snake
Am I beautiful? Am I loved?These are the two questions that little girls are always thinking about. And from family and friends to magazines and billboards, the answers are endless. But there is only one response that matters. This children's book, written by youth minister, Mark Restaino, is a biblically symbolic story of a rose who is manipulated by a snake, struggles with her appearance, and eventually finds her confidence in the wise words of a compassionate boy.Invest in a copy today and please share with your church community.
Sheed and Her Friend, Lordee
Sheed is a young girl with a bright imagination. She would listen to her Christian parents as they would pray to the Lord each day. Sheed would talk to Lordee when no one else was around. Her parents got her a comforter bed set for her birthday and it reminded her so much more of Lordee. As Sheed falls asleep, she dreams about taking a ride on Lordee's pinky toe.
Jesus, Do You Want to Be My Friend?
Have you ever pictured Jesus Christ climbing trees, dancing in the rain, or playing hide and seek?This children's book, written by youth minister, Mark Restaino, follows our young Savior through a day full of fun. Prayers in the form of questions along with Bible verse responses make this one of those perfect stories to read to your children right before they go to bed as it will inspire them to reflect on their day and be thankful for the friend they have in Jesus.Give your children prayers that they can picture in their hearts and minds to strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ. Invest in a copy today and please share with your church community.
The Adventures of Felix & Pip
Felix and Pip are off on another adventure, and this time the big blue moon will amaze them with its magic and beauty! The pair of friends find themselves on Raymond Island, hoping to see koalas, but when the night becomes a wonderful, mystical light show, they find new friends to help, and a new problem to solve, one piece of straw (and talking scarecrow) at a time! The previous titles in the series, The Adventures of Felix and Pip - The Missing Baby Dragon, The Adventures of Felix and Pip - Trouble at 'Joanna Shipwreck', and The Adventures of Felix and Pip - When the Uneverythingable Happened, are perfect family tales, weaving high adventure and simple friendship into stories that everyone can relate to.
Sophie’s Pony Tales
Sophie's Pony Tales presents tales of challenges, perseverance, self-discovery, second chances and triumph for a young Morgan horse. In 21 inspirational stories drawn from real life, Sophie's experiences offer insight and inspiration for young people.
Little Timmy Took My Truck
Little Timmy Took My Truck is a story about two brothers and the importance of sharing. As you can imagine, older brother Jackson is not very happy when his little brother Timmy takes his favorite toy without permission.What will Jackson do? Will he let Timmy play with it, or will he take it back?
The Skunk That Stunk
The Skunk that Stunk is a heartwarming story about a little skunk named Hank, who doesn't understand why no one will play him. Hank's feelings are hurt and he feels unloveable. With the help of his mother, Hank learns that even though everyone is different, we must first learn to love ourselves.
Molly McBride and the Christmas Pageant
The kindergarten class at Holy Trinity School is having a Christmas pageant, complete with stable, angels, barn animals, and baby Jesus. Molly McBride thinks she's a shoo-in for the role of Mary, while her bestie, priest-wanna-be Dominic, has his heart set on the role of Joseph. But Mrs. Rose, kindergarten teacher extraordinaire, might not have quite the same "vision" for this year's Nativity that the kids have, leading to an upset that snowballs into a lesson on obedience.Will Molly's feisty temperament ruin the whole play? Or will she find the strength, through the intercession of the Blessed Mother, to say, "Thy will be done?"Christmas Pageant: A Story About the Virtue of Obedience is the fourth book in the Molly McBride series about a little girl who wants to be a nun when she grows up. Catholic kids young and old have fallen in love with the feisty, red-haired five-year-old heroine and her faithful wolf-pet-named-Francis. The tales, along with their charming illustrations, help school teachers, parents, and grandparents pass on our beautiful Faith to children around the world. The Molly McBride series not only delights readers with the funny and familiar antics of childhood, but also makes learning about virtues, Sacraments, and the Bible stories enjoyable. Because the stories feature religious sisters and priests as role models, both girls and boys become acquainted with religious vocations.
Molly McBride and the Christmas Pageant
The kindergarten class at Holy Trinity School is having a Christmas pageant, complete with stable, angels, barn animals, and baby Jesus. Molly McBride thinks she's a shoo-in for the role of Mary, while her bestie, priest-wanna-be Dominic, has his heart set on the role of Joseph. But Mrs. Rose, kindergarten teacher extraordinaire, might not have quite the same "vision" for this year's Nativity that the kids have, leading to an upset that snowballs into a lesson on obedience.Will Molly's feisty temperament ruin the whole play? Or will she find the strength, through the intercession of the Blessed Mother, to say, "Thy will be done?"Christmas Pageant: A Story About the Virtue of Obedience is the fourth book in the Molly McBride series about a little girl who wants to be a nun when she grows up. Catholic kids young and old have fallen in love with the feisty, red-haired five-year-old heroine and her faithful wolf-pet-named-Francis. The tales, along with their charming illustrations, help school teachers, parents, and grandparents pass on our beautiful Faith to children around the world. The Molly McBride series not only delights readers with the funny and familiar antics of childhood, but also makes learning about virtues, Sacraments, and the Bible stories enjoyable. Because the stories feature religious sisters and priests as role models, both girls and boys become acquainted with religious vocations.
Peabody
Peabody: The Pea Who Loves Everybody is a series about a character that chooses to follow God's Word in making everyday decisions. Whether he is faced with doubt, insecurity, or a situation common to children and youth in today's society, Peabody stands on the Word of God. His delightful attitude and correct choices exemplify Christ's Love to all. Peabody chooses to speak life and respond with kindness when faced with opposition.This series was created to teach children God's Word and truth in a fun and relatable way. Each story is based on a biblical truth and will include a scripture and prayer for your child to repeat. The rhyming words and adorable characters make this book perfect for first readers while the bright colors and shapes will appeal to babies and toddlers.In Peabody: The Pea Who Loves Everybody; Meet Peabody, the most important of all scriptures is highlighted. This series is kicked off with the theme of God's Love as Peabody is faced with a very important decision. Jesus tells us in Matthew 22:37-39 to "love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and mind, while loving others as ourselves." Will Peabody choose to love when faced with adversity and hurtful words?
Peabody
Peabody: The Pea Who Loves Everybody is a series about a character that chooses to follow God's Word in making everyday decisions. Whether he is faced with doubt, insecurity, or a situation common to children and youth in today's society, Peabody stands on the Word of God. His delightful attitude and correct choices exemplify Christ's Love to all. Peabody chooses to speak life and respond with kindness when faced with opposition.This series was created to teach children God's Word and truth in a fun and relatable way. Each story is based on a biblical truth and will include a scripture and prayer for your child to repeat. The rhyming words and adorable characters make this book perfect for first readers while the bright colors and shapes will appeal to babies and toddlers.In Peabody: The Pea Who Loves Everybody; Meet Peabody, the most important of all scriptures is highlighted. This series is kicked off with the theme of God's Love as Peabody is faced with a very important decision. Jesus tells us in Matthew 22:37-39 to "love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and mind, while loving others as ourselves." Will Peabody choose to love when faced with adversity and hurtful words?
The Cracking of Monday Egg
An Egg World Allegory The Maker created Monday Egg for a very important reason. Monday just doesn't understand it yet. Being an egg with arms and legs has its advantages. Monday can run like the wind and climb trees easily, but he is an egg. What happens when he cracks? The Cracking of Monday Egg is the story of a cranky crow, a sick little girl, a kind squirrel, and Monday's struggle to deal with his own crackability.
Miss Kittywiggin’s Cup of Cold Water
One simple act of service, no matter how small, can change the world when you give with all your heart. In Allison Davidson Carpenter's new work of children's fiction, Miss Kittywiggin's Cup of Cold Water, young readers will learn the power of generosity along with other values and virtues of Christianity. When Miss Kittywiggin realizes she can help others with just a cup of cold water, she watches how one action done in love can put smiles on the faces of all the animals around her. Inspired by Jesus's gospel teaching to give freely to others, this children's book teaches kids the rewards of kindness and compassion, while encouraging them to take steps of faith as servants for Christ. With profound spiritual insight shared through a fun and exciting story, Miss Kittywiggin's Cup of Cold Water will show your child the amazing benefits of servanthood and Christ-centered friendship.
Why We Celebrate Christmas Day!
In this first installment of the "Why We Celebrate" series, "Why We Celebrate Christmas Day" renders a simple but clear emphasis on the ONE who is the "real greatest gift giver" of all and the reason why we celebrate this special holiday. So come along with us as we join Mom while she answers the question for her children about WHY and more importantly WHO we should remember when celebrating Christmas Day!
Why We Celebrate Christmas Day!
In this first installment of the "Why We Celebrate" series, "Why We Celebrate Christmas Day" renders a simple but clear emphasis on the ONE who is the "real greatest gift giver" of all and the reason why we celebrate this special holiday. So come along with us as we join Mom while she answers the question for her children about WHY and more importantly WHO we should remember when celebrating Christmas Day!
The Prince of Wisdom
Prince Juna is next in line to become king of a powerful ancient land, but there's one problem--Juna isn't very wise and everyone knows it. Terrified of the weight of this position, Juna sets off to attain wisdom from an esteemed guru in a far off forest, but instead he falls into a peculiar course of events filled with exhilarating highs and devastating lows. Will his journey be worth the trouble? Only time will tell . . . Inspired by the wisdom of the Bible and imagery from the Far East, The Prince of Wisdom is a unique retelling of the classic story of the wise guru and the eager apprentice. With gorgeous imagery and practical wisdom, the tale of the prince touches the hearts and minds of readers young and old. Bound to leave a lasting impact in the mind, you'll find yourself thinking of its precepts "day and night."
Chick and Scratch
Two newly hatched chicks sneak away from the nest one day and unwittingly put themselves in harm's way because danger is lurking at every turn. Their adventure could be over before it even starts unless they get help from a mysterious group of strangers. Will they be able to make it back to the safety of the hen house or will Chick and Scratch's own curiosity cause their day of adventure to end in disaster? And who are all the mysterious characters watching them anyway?
The Hungry Kitten’s Tale
Many cats lived in the small town of Bethsaida. Some lived with families and caught mice, some lived with important people and lounged on cushions all day, and some wandered the streets with nowhere to go and no food for supper. Kit was one of those cats.
Straight from Heaven
Ever look at your child and think, Wow! How amazing are you? What a blessing you are. I am so blessed to have you. The Lord blesses us with these precious gifts, our babies. It is my belief that we are all sent from above.
Little Seed
A dove signifies peace and hope. That's why the teacher of Little Seed, the Love Dove, shows you the benefits of being kind, giving, and above all, knowing you are loved. Your light shines through when you let your little seed grow.
A Tale of Many Colors
This book is a spiritual journey of a little boy on a planet, not very far from here. Where everyone on this planet can see their own rainbow and a way of reaching their rainbows end. The little boy meets up with a four-eyed Eagle, with a tail of many colors, and together, their stories on this journey will create this book of Love, Faith, and Hope called A Tale of Many Colors.
Wally Raccoon’s Farmyard Olympics Team Sports
Sometimes we are just too little to join the big kids. Wally has friends who invite him to watch the Olympic games, but Wally doesn't want to be a spectator. The perspective of a child in a big guy's world is illustrated with towering athletic barnyard animals like Sal the Collie, and Uncle Moe the horse, who have little time for Wally, a little raccoon. But compassion is not far away when Danny the Deer brings Wally to his feet. Share these colorful illustrations with your child and feel what it's like to view the world from a little boy in a grown-up world. We all want to grow up, to feel included, and join the game. Watch how this story unfolds with kindness and a rhythmical poem.
