Peanut Learns to Share

Peanut is having so much fun while on vacation with her new swing she was recently surprised with, that is until a second surprise threatens to ruin everything.

Peanut is forced to face her fear of sharing.

Find out what the second surprise is and if Peanut is able to learn to share before it is too late.

The Magical Adventures of Sadie and Seeds - Book 3

Sadie lost her way one day, trotting down the street to play.

The sun was shining, she had to know: just where will this fun day go?

This sweet little lab, where will it lead?

When all of the sudden, rolled out a green melon, who Sadie now calls Seeds!

What a special new friend,

So green and round,

Crazy new adventures will surely abound!

Let’s go to the park!

Let’s go to the zoo!

Sadie knew she could bark, but do cows really moo?

Sadie will trot and Seeds will roll. This friendly pair, where will they go?

Come along with them and enjoy the ride!

Sadie and Seeds will be side-by-side.

Baby Birds Love the Blues

Did you see that flock that flew by?

Baby shorebirds saw a mysterious flock of birds one morning. The flock was louder, faster, better at formations and skimming along the water than they were. Who was that flock, and will the babies’ obsession interfere with learning the skills they need to survive?

When the truth is revealed, the mother birds are relieved, and the babies proudly practice their skills with confidence and restored self-esteem.

Oh No, Where Is Cat Soso’s Tail?

Soso is a cat with a problem: chronic boredom. Chasing birds, mice, and other critters holds no interest for him. But Soso has a solution: stealing socks. Soso loves pinching people’s socks, and he does so regularly. Soso is a serial sock thief. But theft comes with consequences, and poor kleptomaniac Soso soon finds that crime doesn’t pay.

Aimed at the preschool age group, this book introduces children to days of the week, colors, family members, animals and simple numeracy. There is an implicit message about actions and their consequences.