A very sad pony finds new friends but keeps on disappearing before he can be taken to his new home.

As the story of Pongoland and the other islands in the archipelago in the sky continues to unfold, the three boys, Sonny, Gogo, and Tobo, are seen to be maturing. Their understanding of the world in which they live, in fact of their two worlds, is developing. They become more aware of the economic and social dynamics existing between the islands. Their learning curve steepens as they do their best to put right wrongs and solve mysteries! The first two stories look at economic inequalities ...

These stories are about a boy who dared to make friends with someone who was different. He traveled to his friend’s country through the night on the back of an owl and gained many more close friends in a land, which no one can reach unless taken by the hand of one of its inhabitants. They are stories of adventure and the power of friendship.

Adventurous kids explore a dilapidated old mansion. Their instincts save them from disaster and lead them to a great discovery.

This book can be a fun way for a child to learn the different colours of the rainbow while simultaneously learning how to be more caring and helpful towards people and animals. A parent and child can read the story together, with the parent coaching the child on the values that underlie each story such as critical thinking and the dangers of blaming the wrong person or animal. When there is a mystery that needs to be solved, Raine uses her rainbow socks to help find the truth. Some of the ...

Wheres Marianna? Aundi Marianna? .Is a book for everyone, showing a glimpse of life in an Italian immigrant household, while acknowledging the responsibilities, love and commitment an Italian mother has for her family. Its a lesson in respect, love, and family. Even though people rely on a mothers support, its important to realize that a mother needs to be seen as a person, too. Its about learning how Italian families roles dictate a household while maintaining the traditions of their upbr...

The allegory is entitled A Merry Christmas Rhyme. I would envisage it being read to children by their parents pre-Christmas. The staple has always been the Night before Christmas, but I want to offer an alternative that is humorous but with a Christian theme and a moral.

Looking up at the stars at night, it seems that though theymay be never ending in time, at one point, the twinklingmust have had a beginning.Young people doing something for the first time oftenfind it thrilling just like Bamboo did when he stood up andfaced the world.I hope Bamboos exploits will inspire you to share withothers the fun of embracing new challenges. Perhapsyou may be the very first person to discover a completely

"This is a cute children’s book that teaches an important lesson to children who may want to skip school for no real reason at all. The story Pang has written is an entertaining one, and the illustrations by Dwain Esper are of a high quality that match the written descriptions perfectly. This book would be a great story for any child, as its bright colors and well written tale both delight, and offer a moral at the end. Everyone is needed, everyone is specia" - Red City ReviewAbout...

Amador is an obedient, mild-mannered, and beloved pup by day. At midnight, with the help of his master’s magic slippers, he transforms into Chile, a bold, overconfident braggart. Chile is the life of the parties he starts—or so he thinks. When Amador’s master changes his slippers, there is no magic, and Amador’s disguise is revealed. His true friends assure him that Chile was not all he made himself out to be and that they liked him for who he really was.

This book consists of two characters (grandma and Brian) and provides insight into setting expectations and teaching children values as it relates to bathroom cleanliness. Additionally, for educational purposes, it concentrates on rhyming words, character emotions and feelings, punctuation (including quotations), and prediction while teaching respect and responsibility.

Adam has been asked by his creator to look after his precious Garden of Eden and every animal and plant that is in it. He is given a beautiful and perfect friend and helper, Eve. Then along comes Slither who likes to play his tricks and get others in trouble. Find out how Adam and Eve play along to Slithers mind games and tricks Once up in a Garden makes reading bible stories fun. It contains a lot of interaction and conversation that makes children of all ages want to be in the story. Onc...