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|  | | A Note for Mom
In the forest sits a group of adorable baby animals with their school teacher, engaged in a charming conversation about what a mothers’ love truly is.
In the forest sits a group of adorable baby animals with their school teacher, engaged in a charming conversation about what a mothers’ love truly is.
Is it a kiss, a hug, or a gentle reminder? Is it making a healthy breakfast? Could it be all of these and more?
The story explains to the children that the rules and boundaries that parents set for them, are one of their ways to show their love. When they refuse to buy them something they want, it is not because they do not love them.
The story explains kids the un-conditionality of their parents’ love, showing them that their parents lov | |  | | Big Boys Sleep in Their Own Bed
Tommy says he is a big boy. He says he is not a baby anymore!
But what happens when he is afraid to sleep on his own?
Tommy says he is a big boy. He says he is not a baby anymore!
But what happens when he is afraid to sleep on his own?
Tommy is so big and brave. He can already do many things on his own, except sleeping alone. That changes when his parents think of a wonderful solution.
He just needs the help of a new friend!
This book motivates kids to be independent and enjoy the benefits of doing things by themselves.
This fun book empowers the child and helps him overcome his fear.
This colorful book is excellent as a bedtime story for early learners and beginner readers.
| |  | | Billy and the Ear Elves
Billy asked his Mon for an ice cream.
When Mom said NO , Billy started to scream,
But Mom had a secret defense against tantrums; The magic Ear Elves.
Read the book find out whether Billy had ice cream that he so likes.
Billy really loves eating ice cream!
What happened when he asked his mother for an ice cream scoop, and she told him to eat an apple instead?
Billy didn’t like her answer one bit. He was willing to do just about anything to get it.
He was so angry that he forgot all about having good manners and started to scream!
But Mom has a secret defense against tantrums: the magic Ear Elves.
What will Billy do about them?
What could possibly work better than a tantrum?
Read the book find out whether Billy had ice cream that he so likes.
This colorful book is excellent as a bedtime | |  | | Blly Makes a New Friend
This story is about sharing and making new friends.
Billy is a little boy who loves his toys and in particular his trains. He wants somebody to play with. However, how can he make friends if he does not know how to share?
One day, his mother's friend and her little boy Chris came over. Mom and her friend had coffee and talked. Billy took Chris into his room to play, but Billy did not want to share his toys; he gave Chris an old ball to play with.
As the afternoon wore on, Billy did not feel good about what he had done. After Chris and his mother went home, Billy talked to his mother about sharing his toys. A week later the two families meet a | |  | | Jack's Song
Do you love Music? Read all about Jack’s
Jack plays piano, guitar, and trombone.
And his music he writes, all on his own.
"The notes are his letters; the chords are his words.
The melody is Jack's way to speak to the world."
Jack's heartwarming book encourages everyone to be who they are!
Do you love Music? Read all about Jack’s
Jack plays piano, guitar, and trombone.
And his music he writes, all on his own.
"The notes are his letters; the chords are his words.
The melody is Jack's way to speak to the world."
Music touches the hearts of everyone, but does every musician have to play to an audience?
Jack is a shy young boy who writes his own music and plays piano, guitar, and trombone.
Everyone tells him what a gift he has and how one day, he will be a star.
But Jack knows who he is; he doesn't want to be a star. He wants to play his own music where no one else ca | |  | | Lily and the Animal Choir
Lily's Adventure-Animal story teaches children about courage, the benefits of determination, and to not judge a book by its cover.
Lily's Adventure-Animal story teaches children about courage, the benefits of determination, and to not judge a book by its cover.
“May we join your choir?” Lily and the goats pleaded.
“Being part of a choir is just what we needed!
We sing and we dance; it’ll be so much fun!
Let us make beautiful music for everyone!”
Lily the goat loves to sing—and so do her goat friends!
The animals in the choir only laugh at the goats and make fun of their bleating.
Lily and her friends begin to wonder if any chorus will ever accept them for who they are. Then, just when they are feeling most |
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