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|  | | Pencil Play Pals Pencil Games
he Pencil Play Pals would love to show kids that making a game is as much fun as playing it. And with some pencils—and a few odds and ends from around the house—kids can make and play 20 of the Pencil Play Pals’ favorites.
span style="color: rgb(0, 51, 102); ">W/b>span style="font-family: Verdana; ">hen you've finished your cereal you could be left with an empty box or what is soon to be one of the 20 games found in "Pencil Play Pals Pencil Games."/b>/span>/span>
span style="font-family: Verdana; ">But to get the fun off to a quick start this /span>a target="_self" href="http://pencilplaypals.com/product/books.php?id=9">span style="font-family: Verdana; ">children's activity book/span>/a>span style="font-family: Verdana; "> has 11 pages of ready drawn game pieces too. Each | |  | | The Crocodile Who Thought She Was a Duck
When Joan the crocodile asked the birds and bees how to start a family, she didn’t hear the part about laying eggs. Surprised to find herself sitting on a whole bunch of them, she decides it’s happened for all the wrong reasons. This leads her from one great adventure to another. Welcome to the exciting life of one very mixed-up crocodile.
More than a storybr />
Whether parents want an innocent and lighthearted way to talk to young children about pregnancy and the love of a family, or just introduce them to the fun and humorous adventures of a zany crocodile, this book has it all. And through the amusing consequences of keeping a problem to herself, this a href="http://www.pencilplaypals.com">crocodile’s story/a> also shows the importance of asking for help.br />
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Recommended for children 3 to 8
| |  | | The Pristine Pig
Percy is a pig who really hates being dirty. He likes to keep as clean as possible.But his brothers and sisters think he should love getting filthy as much as they do. So they try anything they can to make him more like them. Keeping himself out of their way, and out of the mud, leads Percy into all kinds of exciting adventures.
More than a story:br />
Being different is something a lot of children experience. At school for instance, where standing out from the rest can often result in ridicule and abuse. This very funny, and wonderfully illustrated story of an unusually clean pig helps provide a clear understanding of such a situation. Helping both bullied and bully come together with mutual understanding and respect.
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