Kenneth John

Why ask questions? Asking questions helps to avoid misunderstanding. Don't end up like this student who believes he's following his teacher's instructions only to be mistakenly proud of all his work.

Miles' family and friends are always telling Miles to smile for pictures. Miles decides to try other gestures instead to express his happiness. Even though Miles doesn't smile anymore he is still a happy boy. Something is missing though. Join Miles as he learns about the importance of a smile.

This little fisherman has a story to tell. Her technique is good but her catching is bad. Until one day, she wishes to get the biggest catch to start. In this fish tale of an adventure, Moon Girl baits the reader into a story full of encouragement and determination.

Every family knows an energetic kid who is always putting their head somewhere. Read along on this page turning rhyme book that follows the excitement and lovability of a curious child and the parents who wish they had his energy

A little girl, who likes patterns, believes her mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why fun activities occur at the end of each week. Fun things always seem to happen when Amelia wears her lucky socks and Amelia loves having fun. Mom and Dad always make Amelia wear her matching socks first but as the week goes on and the matching socks become less, Amelia gets to wear her mismatched "lucky" socks. Read more to decide if you believe Amelia's mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why she has so much fun in this tasty treat of a book.

A little girl, who likes patterns, believes her mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why fun activities occur at the end of each week. Fun things always seem to happen when Amelia wears her lucky socks and Amelia loves having fun. Mom and Dad always make Amelia wear her matching socks first but as the week goes on and the matching socks become less, Amelia gets to wear her mismatched "lucky" socks. Read more to decide if you believe Amelia's mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why she has so much fun.

A little girl, who likes patterns, believes her mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why fun activities occur at the end of each week. Fun things always seem to happen when Amelia wears her lucky socks and Amelia loves having fun. Mom and Dad always make Amelia wear her matching socks first but as the week goes on and the matching socks become less, Amelia gets to wear her mismatched "lucky" socks. Read more to decide if you believe Amelia's mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why she has so much fun in this beat thumping, toe tapping story.

Every family knows an energetic kid who is always putting their head somewhere. Read along on this page turning rhyme book that follows the excitement and lovability of a curious child and the parents who wish they had his energy

Miles' family and friends are always telling Miles to smile for pictures. Miles decides to try other gestures instead to express his happiness. Even though Miles doesn't smile anymore he is still a happy boy. Something is missing though. Join Miles as he learns about the importance of a smile.

This little fisherman has a story to tell. Her technique is good but her catching is bad. Until one day, she wishes to get the biggest catch to start. In this fish tale of an adventure, Moon Girl baits the reader into a story full of encouragement and determination.

A little girl, who likes patterns, believes her mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why fun activities occur at the end of each week. Fun things always seem to happen when Amelia wears her lucky socks and Amelia loves having fun. Mom and Dad always make Amelia wear her matching socks first but as the week goes on and the matching socks become less, Amelia gets to wear her mismatched "lucky" socks. Read more to decide if you believe Amelia's mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why she has so much fun in this tasty treat of a book.

A little girl, who likes patterns, believes her mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why fun activities occur at the end of each week. Fun things always seem to happen when Amelia wears her lucky socks and Amelia loves having fun. Mom and Dad always make Amelia wear her matching socks first but as the week goes on and the matching socks become less, Amelia gets to wear her mismatched "lucky" socks. Read more to decide if you believe Amelia's mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why she has so much fun.

A little girl, who likes patterns, believes her mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why fun activities occur at the end of each week. Fun things always seem to happen when Amelia wears her lucky socks and Amelia loves having fun. Mom and Dad always make Amelia wear her matching socks first but as the week goes on and the matching socks become less, Amelia gets to wear her mismatched "lucky" socks. Read more to decide if you believe Amelia's mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why she has so much fun in this unexpected event filled holiday story.

A little girl, who likes patterns, believes her mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why fun activities occur at the end of each week. Fun things always seem to happen when Amelia wears her lucky socks and Amelia loves having fun. Mom and Dad always make Amelia wear her matching socks first but as the week goes on and the matching socks become less, Amelia gets to wear her mismatched "lucky" socks. Read more to decide if you believe Amelia's mismatched "lucky" socks are the reason why she has so much fun in this beat thumping, toe tapping story.

We all have just one life. One that may be too short-lived for some, and yet seemingly too long for others. But one that come its end, will undoubtedly abound with tales and truths of things gravely gotten, and people greatly given. This is one such story. Which in truth is probably the same story that's been told a thousand times before. About things that always have been, and always will. It is a love story. An uninhibited exposition of infinite love that beckons the answers to some of the questions common to us all. And ultimately offers an understanding of a belief, that in the beginning and the end, it is not and is not to be taken, but rather, love is given.

We all have just one life. One that may be too short-lived for some, and yet seemingly too long for others. But one that come its end, will undoubtedly abound with tales and truths of things gravely gotten, and people greatly given. This is one such story. Which in truth is probably the same story that's been told a thousand times before. About things that always have been, and always will. It is a love story. An uninhibited exposition of infinite love that beckons the answers to some of the questions common to us all. And ultimately offers an understanding of a belief, that in the beginning and the end, it is not and is not to be taken, but rather, love is given.