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The love of a child is a wondrous thing. Teaching them to talk and grow with respect and pride is just another stepping stone of life. These are a few tidbits that were created to soothe my grandbabies or that they helped me complete. The stories of life’s surroundings are often untold. This is a collection of poems or “tidbits” from places, people and things that most of us experience on a daily basis. Struggles can be hard but sharing them can help ease the pain. They were written as time moves forward with the last page of those thoughts in time.

Jacob is a sock loving octopus. But one of his favorite socks is missing! What will he do!? Join Jacob on his adventure to find his lost sock! Because we all know that socks need to come in pairs!

Jerry The Ghost is a great night time story encouraging young minds to be brave not to fear what they don't know! Written by my daughter Selena and I over a series of made up stories for bedtime. Your child will love the simple language and colorful images. More coing soon! This story encourages: Empathy Imagination Bravery Wonder Family Bonding

Fran Winthrop's Kittens At the Park Book of Poetry, is both charming and fun to read and includes cute, colorful illustrations by Ramona Dooley. For pre-school or early elementary age children. Kittens At The Park is a humorous book that involves the antics of some neighborhood kittens’ exhibition at the park, bringing laughter and joy to everyone. However, at the end of the day, reality sets in and the kittens find themselves hungry and tired. Their plight is bittersweet until all are found by their loving owners. Kittens At The Park focuses on the importance of laughter and the emotional uplift it brings, as well as just having a good time. It also encourages discussion on ...

What happens when a young, hungry, mischievous boy is left on his own in the family kitchen? Read this beautifully illustrated story to find out. Children in elementary school will enjoy this delicious and whimsical adventure. The book includes many opportunities for learning including vocabulary growth, math and poetry. A beginner's glossary can be found at the back of the book. However, the author gives you full permission to read this delightful story just for fun! One hundred percent of the profits from the sale of this book will be donated to organizations that positively impact the lives of children.

"Little Enlightened One" was created to inspire, empower, and expand the minds of young children. It is a great way to remind your child how to live from the heart. With a New Age tone, the book is intended to bring Love and Light to all children.

Author - Robert Gene Stoner Jr - Join in the poetic tales and adventures of the Little Gray Squirrel’s first year in the forest glen. Each tale offers in closing a worthy moral for children to remember. Two stories are included in each book for your reading enjoyment: Little Gray Squirrel And The Old Mole Hole: While playing with friends in the woods one day, playing some distance from his tree he did stray. To his surprise a deep hole he did find, it looked very dangerous to his young mind. Little Gray Squirrel Meets The Wise Old Owl: One day while chasing a bug ‘round the tree, he stopped in his tracks as what did he see. A little black squirrel was standing right th ...

Author - Robert Gene Stoner Jr - Join in the poetic tales and adventures of the Little Gray Squirrel’s first year in the forest glen. Each tale offers in closing a worthy moral for children to remember. Two stories are included in each book for your reading enjoyment: Little Gray Squirrel Tells A Lie: Gray Squirrel said, “I can run so fast you can not see me.” The little friend loudly laughed with glee. Gray Squirrel said, “Upside down I can climb a tree.” the little friend another laugh set free. Little Gray Squirrel Becomes A Good Sport: Little Gray Squirrel asked, “What game will we play?” “Hide the nut.” the others did say. We’ve taken the shell off an acorn nut, ...

Author - Robert Gene Stoner Jr - Join in the poetic tales and adventures of the Little Gray Squirrel's first year in the Forest Glenn. Each tale offers in closing a worthy moral for children to remember. Two poetic tales are included in each book for your reading enjoyment. Little Gray Squirrel And The Hidden Acorns: Surely a plot to steal his fine fruit, someone was taking and hiding their loot. The more he thought of this terrible crime, a thought came to him, in a short time. Little Gray Squirrel Meets Black Crow: All of a sudden there came such a clatter, a beating of wings, what could be the matter. There on the branch stood a shiny black crow, this big black bir ...

Author - Robert Gene Stoner Jr - Join in the poetic tales and adventures of the Little Gray Squirrel’s first year in the forest glen. Each tale offers in closing a worthy moral for children to remember. Two stories are included in each book for your reading enjoyment: Little Gray Squirrel's First Christmas: One day to his father a question he would ask, this story of Santa he had to unmask. Little Gray Squirrel did anxiously say, “Is there a Santa and will he be coming our way?” Little Gray Squirrel's First New Years. “Tell me father all about it, explain to me why the old year did quit. Seems to me this year is just fine, how do you know where to draw the line?”