Two young brothers see a neighbor’s driveway as their opportunity for adventure. The interaction that follows celebrates the bold spirit of boys and the unexpected moments we get to appreciate each other. A short-short story, written for the families, neighbors and influencers of children. Also suitable for the children!
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CHILDREN'S BOOK THAT TEACHES RESPONSIBILITY Three sisters learn life lessons about love and purpose from their working dog, Brandy Wilbur Pie. While the sisters grow up under her example, Brandy's chin turns grey and finally she can’t get up anymore. The story ends with a loving scene with Brandy surrounded by the ones she loves and their Vet, who help her to fly free. For ages 2-10 and plenty of story to strum hearts of older children and adults. Only soft covers available.
CHILDREN'S BOOK ABOUT FAMILY VALUES This is a “Let’s-Solve-the-Mystery-about-Gramma” book. Readers search for clues to find the long-lost recipe for Gramma’s incredible toasting bread. They look into Gramma’s life and learn her unique recipes for making more than just bread! Includes a recipe for children to make their own bread, quickly and easily. For ages 2-10 and plenty of story to strum hearts of older children and adults.
CHILDREN'S BOOK THAT BUILDS CHARACTER A young teacher has moved far from her home to teach science in Arizona. Many of her students come from Indian Nation reservations hours away. They must live in dormitories to attend school. The teacher and her students are homesick, until a herding-working dog enters their lives and changes everything! For ages 2-10 and plenty of story to strum hearts of older children and adults.
INSPIRATIONAL STORY FOR KIDS Can a child start her first small business venture during a long hospital stay? What spectacular sights can children see from the top floor of a hospital? How do children stuck in the hospital over holidays find courage? And how do the children of hospital staff cope when their parents are away from home working over the holidays? A story of caring, courage, and surprises! For ages 2-10 and plenty of story to strum hearts of older children and adults.
Re: The Paddleboard Dog: I found myself rooting for the teacher, the students, the dog, tearing up and laughing out loud at the challenges and outcomes. This book hits so many rich, meaningful "feels"...a brave young woman starting her career as a teacher in a less developed part of the country and feeling a bit homesick living away from family; the teacher's desire to maximize the experiences of her students by taking them into elements to learn more directly; the teacher adopting a dog to provide her companionship while also helping to protect her students. Beautifully written and would appeal to readers from age 2 - 200. Fabulous!
This is a great book telling the story of Brandy and family. I loved giving her cookies on her morning walks. She will always have a spot in our hearts. I think this book will be loved by anyone who has a dog and loves them like family. It did bring a tear or two remembering the love she had for everyone! The illustrations were fantastic and story line was fantastic. Thumbs up.
Who Like Green Pancakes? The title and cover had me thinking this book was going to be about experiments in the kitchen, but was even more pleased to learn it's about a young girl, her father, and most prominently featured, a busy mom who juggles home life with a demanding job as a nurse in a hospital children's ward. OMG...so fun, touching, and memorable are the adventures Glo (the nurse) experiences with her patients and family. "Wow, wow, wow!" I thought over and over reading from one situation to another. Helping young children understand more about the challenges and rewards of their working parents is a main theme of this beautiful tale, as is the chance to expose readers young and old to the goings on of time spent in a hospital and the caring and creative nurses who are such a vital part of it. Another A+ read from Brandy Pie Books. Thank you!
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Small children would rather play with the stuff in your kitchen cupboard than a toy. Ours are the “pots and pans” stories of living.
