Kids Books
Enjoy Your Time
Once upon a time, there was a boy who relied on his clock to tell him what to do and when to do it. However, one day, the clock suddenly stopped working. Lost without his usual routine, the boy learned valuable lessons about time management and the importance of structure by doing what he wanted when he wanted.
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Enjoy Your Silly
This is a story about a little boy who discovers that he has an inner silly monster AND it can speak to him.
As they become friends, the boy learns to communicate with his inner monster teaching himself how to calm his silly monster when he needs to. This book is not only entertaining, but it's also a valuable tool for parents and educators to help children develop emotional intelligence. Enjoy your silly. |
Enjoy Your Silly
When bedtime brings a wave of nerves and fear it makes a little boy act all silly. With two playful feeling monsters vying for control, the boy struggles to find peace in the dark.
"The Feeling Monsters and Boy" invites young readers to embrace their emotions, find comfort in loved ones, and discover the magic of peaceful slumbers. Embark on this enchanting journey of self-discovery, as the boy learns to listen to his feelings and finds solace in the warmth of his parents' love. Enjoy your silly. |
Enjoy your Game
Follow Buckley and his pals as they turn disappointment into joy when an indoor recess is declared. Faced with boredom, Buckley's fun idea to build a giant fort transforms the mundane day into an exciting game. As chaos ensues, frustration turns into joy as Buckley makes up a game to solve the problem. The ducklings learn a valuable lesson in teamwork, creativity, and the power of turning challenges into opportunities for fun. This story encourages children to find joy in unexpected situations and showcases the magic of turning ordinary moments into a game.
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In the works
“Sometimes, you read a book and it fills you with this weird evangelical zeal, and you become convinced that the shattered world will never be put back together unless and until all living humans read the book.”
John Green, The Fault in Our Stars |