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Kangaroo's Out of this World Restaurant This story encourages children to discover the unique gift they each possess and can use for the good of others. Each child who discovers his or her talent develops a deep sense of inner joy and self-worth. Sadly, some children are convinced they have nothing to offer, but this lively tale of a woeful kangaroo and a wise koala will tell them otherwise. Kangaroo whimsically illustrates how she transcends her feelings of sadness and worthlessness by "finding her own bliss." On the advice of wise old Koala, she does what she loves to do most of all, she jumps. All she does is done with the loving encouragement of that wise old Koala. |
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Willie The Taxi Cat Willie the Taxi Cat drives here and drives there, taking cool critters and carousing creatures everywhere! Learn to count and identify like sounds by riding in Willie's Taxi with 10 different animal species, like 1 wildly whiskered, whistling Weasel, or 2 toe-tapping, tuba-toting Turtles. Through 12 colorful animated illustrations of animals in comical costumes performing silly antics in and around Willie's Taxi, children can explore the sounds of language while learning to count from 1 to 10. Picture book; ages 0-6. For more information or to order: Or order from amazon.com or the publisher directly: Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. |
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Follow this delightful story of a little frog that learns about tolerance and discovers a friend along the way! "The Silly Looking Thing" teaches the importance of looking past differences when making friends and also includes information about a frog's life - from tadpole to frog. Eva is an author/illustrator whose main goal is to entertain and bring joy to children. She would also like to help them gain self-knowledge and an appreciation for the environment. Eva enjoys keeping and raising exotic frogs and amphibians. Read the Schiffer Publishing press release and look for more books coming soon. |
The Silly Looking Thing “I don’t want to be your friend because I don’t like the way you look!” That’s not a very nice thought! Unfortunately, many children have either had that thought about someone else or have been the recipient of that kind of thinking. It could have been that they were perceived as not as attractive, or of a different color, or because of a handicap. For more information or to order: Or order from amazon.com or the publisher directly: Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. |
The list is endless. In this story, Itsy-Bitsy Boy Frog discovers that just because someone looks a little different than you, doesn’t mean you can’t be friends – or at least give the friendship a chance. You just might be surprised or shocked at what you find out! Little frog was!