Books with author Brian Jay Jones

New York Times Bestselling AuthorDr. Seuss is an American icon. Whimsical and wonderful, his work defined our childhoods and those of our children. His silly rhymes are a bottomless well of magic; his illustrations timeless favorites that make us laugh. Yet Theodor Geisel had another side: a complicated man on an important mission, he introduced generations to the wonders of reading while teaching them about empathy and how to treat others well.

Whoever said the life of a Princess was simple? Onika is the Princess of a beautiful kingdom in Africa and is eight months away from meeting her future husband. But Onika's life is about to change after she meets a Prince at her kingdom's annual festival. Onika ultimately has to decide: will she honor the promise she made to her parents and kingdom or will she disgrace them by following her heart. Onika doesn't want to bring shame to her family and kingdom, but she will soon find out the consequences of either decision are more serious than what she expected.Regardless of your age; this is a story that will captivate the emotions and imaginations of the whole family. This a uplifting story with romance, family, revenge, forgiveness and other surprises.

Rockin Possums is a rather energetic book about life with possums cohabitating in your street and the ruckus they can make. Life with Possums around can always be interesting and noisy. This book is a look at the more humorous side of life living within the Possum communities in my local area. Please help your local injured wildlife by either calling or taking them to your local R.S.P.C.A or your local Vet I call this photo Last Kiss Goodbye.Little Melba the Ring Tail Possum, was saved from a bird and rehabilitated back into our native environment.A big thank you to our many wonderful wildlife carers.Jay and Melba....... 2013

To Find A Friend is an east-to-read book about making friends. The main character, Gus, who was introduced in Brian Jones' first children's book, Think, Think, Think, discovers how easy it is to share his skateboard with a boy in the park. This simple act of sharing unites the two boys in a sudden friendship that is bound to last a lifetime. The obvious moral to this story is that it is better to give than to receive.

In the tradition of Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game, comes a nanotechnology thriller of a young orphan tossed around by the system and uncared for by the adults in charge. Having lost both of his parents, he is alone in a world of leering faces and cold eyes. Unfairly, he's had to grow up way more than he should, but even little boys have their limits. Now, after having been put into the care of Dr. Cambio's school for learning challenged children, Alex's troubles could finally be over - or only just begun.Since the death of her son, Judy had been filling her days with binge eating and soap operas. Life had become nothing but a gray, dreary trudge, and not even her cats could make her smile anymore. For two years, the medication had been the only thing keeping her from turning into a weeping mess lying on her floor. But, when her mother pressures her to get a job teaching children at Dr. Cambio's school, Judy finds something she hadn't had for a long time. Hope.What is the secret that Dr. Cambio is keeping at his school? What will it mean for Judy and Alex? How will either of them hope to stand against...Change In Our Time.