Manley Peterson

Sam Needs to Go is a funny, rhyming poem about a boy who really needs to use the bathroom but finds trouble at every turn. 700 word poem for kids and adults.

This third book offers more illustrations to get a young author's imagination fired up for writing. Each picture prompt is accompanied with a lined page so a young author can write down stories, notes, and ideas. Just imagine the possibilities of young writers having fun with this personal journal full of story writing prompts. This book makes a perfect present for early writers. Additionally, this book would be a great resource for elementary school teachers looking for creative writing prompts to encourage early readers and early authors to start writing stories. Any age can benefit from these illustrative writing exercises, but this book would be especially fun and exciting for first, second, and third grades.

This cute picture prompt book will get a young author's imagination fired up for writing. Each picture is accompanied with a lined page so a young author can write down stories, notes, and ideas. Just imagine the possibilities of young writers having fun with this personal journal full of story writing prompts. Additionally, this book would be a great resource for elementary school teachers looking for creative writing prompts to encourage early readers and early authors to start writing stories. Any age can benefit from these illustrative writing exercises, but this book would be especially fun and exciting for first, second, and third grades.

This second book offers more cute picture prompts to get a young author's imagination fired up for writing. Each picture is accompanied with a lined page so a young author can write down stories, notes, and ideas. Just imagine the possibilities of young writers having fun with this personal journal full of story writing prompts. This book makes a perfect present for early writers. Additionally, this book would be a great resource for elementary school teachers looking for creative writing prompts to encourage early readers and early authors to start writing stories. Any age can benefit from these illustrative writing exercises, but this book would be especially fun and exciting for first, second, and third grades.

Young children will enjoy these wonderful illustrations of sports in motion. This picture book is for young children ages 0 to 3.

Have you ever seen couples in love? Here is a rhyming picture book full of wonderful couples in simple poses. A perfect book for beginning and early readers.

You can never have too many robots. I really need MORE ROBOTS This book is for early readers ages 3 to 6.

Ninja Boy's training is never done. Will Ninja Boy overcome his first big test? This book is for early readers ages 3 to 6.

Clonk is a caveman. He thinks he is smart, but he is not. He didn't even invent the Internet yet. Great pictures and silly fun for children ages 6 to 9.

Here are twenty animals who are known for being "helpful" in their own way. A funny picture book for ages 2-5.

Unicorn is ready to make her birthday wish. What should she wish for? This book is for preschoolers and early readers ages 3 to 6.

In 3824 A.D., the last human was commissioned by the Zombie Overlords to create the final fifty artworks of humanity. You have in your hands the only surviving copy of these works.This is a funny picture book for ages 13 and up, but parents should use caution with younger children as some of the cartoon zombie pictures might be too scary.

Twenty helpful monsters with funny names and "official" duties. A silly picture book for children ages 0 to 6.

My mom may look a little different, but she is just like other moms. She loves me and takes care of me. It just happens she can also compute pi to infinity. Doesn't your mom do that? A fun book for ages 3-6.

Hey, would you like to be my friend? Great. You just need to follow all MY rules, and we'll get along just fine.Kids who read this funny book will see a bad friendship firsthand through the over-the-top satirical interactions with the main character. There are follow-up questions at the end of the book to help prompt discussions.

The star of this book is oblivious to all the trouble he causes at a local park. He is a complete and utter bonehead. Children will enjoy the funny pictures that accompany the story and will have no problem calling out the main character's bad behavior. This satirical book would be fun to use in an elementary school to show children how NOT to act.