Charlie the Churro is bored & lonely because it is a nice day & he has no friends to play with. But when Charlie realizes he can be his own friend, the real magic begins.
PUBLICATION DATE: May 3, 2019
Paperback: 52 Pages
Genre: Children’s
Tag: children’s books
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Charlie the Churro – New Children’s Book!
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Larry the Owl Saves Christmas – NEW KIDS’ BOOK
Larry the owl was excited. It was almost Christmas, his favorite holiday. He loved Christmas because of the pretty evergreen tree he decorated with his family, the cozy feeling of being around the owls he loved, & making Christmas cookies. He loved making Christmas pictures & gifts for his family, & playing in the snow with his friends. But what excited him most of all was the idea of Santa Owl visiting him & all the other owls. When the bully owls at school tell Larry that Santa isn’t real, Larry comes up with a kind-hearted plan to save Christmas & make sure everyowl has a nice holiday no matter what.Publish Date :: November 24, 2017
Paperback 48 Pages
Genre :: Juvenile Fiction -
We Love You, Little Owl – Sample Chapter
The little owl was trying to go to sleep. He couldn’t, because something was wrong.
The little owl couldn’t go to sleep because he was sad and lonely.
“I feel alone.” The little owl said. “I don’t have any friends, and I am scared.”
“I love you.” Said the tree that the owl lived in. “I am your home and you are always welcome here.”
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We Love You, Little Owl // New Children’s Book
Little Owl is having trouble going to sleep because he is scared and lonely. To make him feel better, all his nature friends around him tell him how he is loved.Publish Date // March 26, 2016
Paperback 36 Pages
Genre // Juvenile Fiction – Bedtime Stories
Age Range // 1 – 8 Years
Themes // Owls, friendship, love -
Owls (Wonderful Wildlife, #7) is Now Available!
Owls are one of the most recognizable types of birds. They have brown feathers, large eyes, sharp beaks, talons (claws on their feet), and are known for making “hoot, hoot” sounds. Most owls are nocturnal, meaning that they are awake at night and asleep during the day, but some species of owls are awake during the day. In many cultures, owls symbolize learning and wisdom. August 4th is celebrated as Owl Appreciation Day. Learn all about owls in this educational book.Publish Date // June 3, 2016
Paperback 27 Pages
Genre // Juvenile Non-Fiction – Birds
Age Range // 7+
