Genre: Children Night has come and the baby animals around Nassau Lake are settling down for some rest. Young children will love saying goodnight to each animal family as you read the rhyming verses in this soothing baby animal story. Sleepy baby rabbits, squirrels, otters and others will enchant your little one. Perfect for ages 0-5. Link to buy book … [Read more...]
The Greatest Blessings by Mark Isaacs
Fame, Fortune or Power: Which would YOU choose if you could have only one? Lords and brothers Fame, Fortune and Power decide how well all people will fare in life in the namesake realms of human desire they control. When they deem a woeful babe abandoned in a barn unworthy of any of their favours, the child grows up the lackey of a cruel farmer and his tormenting spoiled children. When he is old enough Boy, for that is the name used for him, runs away with the only friends he has ever … [Read more...]
I Love to Sleep in My Own Bed by Shelley Admont
This fun children's picture book follows the story of cute little bunny, Jimmy. He lives with his family in a small, nice house in the forest. The problem is that Jimmy doesn’t want to sleep in his own bed. Every night he sneaks quietly into his parents’ room and falls asleep in their bed. Until one night something unexpected happened …. Targeted Age Group:: 2-7 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? My 3 kids :) http://youtu.be/w2k5zcHgPDs … [Read more...]
Prince James And The Shelby Mustang by Paul Gallimore
Prince James And The Shelby Mustang is an illustrated bedtime story for children aged 6-10. Prince James has everything that a young boy could possibly want, including a fleet of miniature elctric cars that he drives around the palace grounds. What he does not have are friends of his own age. He longs to go to a school for 'ordinary' boys and girls, but his parents, the King and Queen, will not allow it. This story takes the reader through the action and the consequences of an accident … [Read more...]
Truthy Ruthy by Sari Barel
Discover a brilliant way to get your child to tell the truth and stay honest. ======================================================= What can we do with a cute little girl, who does not always tell the truth? Ruthy is a sweet 5 year old girl, who has gotten used to not telling the truth. She breaks the rules and says, "It wasn't me!". Nothing helps until Dad comes up with an idea that changes the rules of the game. Now Ruthy is "Truthy Ruthy". Bravo, Daddy! How does Dad change the … [Read more...]
The Grandest Small Folk Tales by Christine Larsen @cdcraftee
If you're a grandparent, a parent, or a special someone who loves to read to the small folk in your life, you will appreciate this book - a celebration of a collection of works by a Grandmother and her Grand-daughter, demonstrating the importance of loving and nurturing each other... and being proud and appreciative of each other's artistic contributions. In this book there are poems, stories and a newspaper clipping, cards and drawings sent to each other, and delightful photographs of the … [Read more...]
Almost Unbearable Tales by Christine Larsen
Even when dolls were the favourite toy of many small souls, I loved my Ted Bear - for more than 66 years now, and at his insistence I photographed him in all manner of poses for a special collection dedicated to him. This was the third in my children's books series 'Small Folk Tales'. Anyone who knows my Ted as I do, would realise this would not be enough for him. No… Ted demanded more photos of him and more of his mates and for me to write a cameo tale about each, to ensure no reader would … [Read more...]
Small Knitty Gritty Folk Tales by Christine Larsen @cdcraftee
Here are the stories of the Knitty Gritty Kids - mostly 'Special Needs' children, rescued from the scrap heap of Life. When I found them some wore sad, tearful expressions, whilst others smiled bravely despite their desperate situation, having been deserted and discarded like so much rubbish, each one begging for rescue. I was putty in their hands. They knew it and relied on an unexplainable magnetism to draw me to them, to be saved from . . . who knows what? I know I didn’t imagine that … [Read more...]
