Books with author Daniel Traynor

Read about how Amy moved on from being a baby to a little girl.In a blink of an eye, our children are no longer babies.Amy wanted to be a big girl, but her family treated her like a baby. They even called her Baby! What can Amy do to prove she's grown up?This heart-warming tale with wonderful illustrations is sure to become a family favorite. A beautiful growing up story to share with your children.Order your copy today!"Every parent with children will want to share this humorous story of how one child tries to prove she's no longer a baby. I loved it." - Mark H. Newhouse, award-winning author of Dreidel Dog and A Bite Before Christmas"The author has captured the feelings of many younger siblings. The book is fun yet has an important lesson as well. Both older and younger siblings will enjoy this book. It also gives parents and children a great jumping off point to have a discussion about how a younger sibling might feel. The illustrations bring life to this charming story." – Paula Feuerstein, Award-Winning author of Crackle. Chirp. Chirp: How to Help Our Animal Friends

Wonderful and inspiring Thanksgiving stories for children.A sweet book based on a true story that will start a new tradition in your family.Everyone will love this charming story of three boys learning to work together to make a special surprise for their grandmother.Every Thanksgiving, they can't wait to see her, but this year is a little different because Grandma has been sick. So, they wonder, what can they do to brighten up the holiday?Enjoy this adventure based on a true story and learn how to make apple cider as this lovingly told tale becomes a family tradition.Place your order today and receive The Thanksgiving Secret in time for the holiday! “The love of grandchildren toward their grandma shines throughout this book.” – Paula Feuerstein, Author of Crackle. Chirp. Chirp. “The perfect gift for a Thanksgiving celebration and anyone who believes in the imagination of children.” – Christine K. Bocchiaro, Past Principal“Delightful read... Makes you smile as the author makes you feel you are right there with them!” – Marguerite McQuiston“Interesting story and clever follow-up projects with clear, easy to follow directions. Great fun for all ages!” – Ann Ritz, Retired Teacher

Wonderful and inspiring Thanksgiving stories for children.A sweet book based on a true story that will start a new tradition in your family.Everyone will love this charming story of three boys learning to work together to make a special surprise for their grandmother.Every Thanksgiving, they can't wait to see her, but this year is a little different because Grandma has been sick. So, they wonder, what can they do to brighten up the holiday?Enjoy this adventure based on a true story and learn how to make apple cider as this lovingly told tale becomes a family tradition.Place your order today and receive The Thanksgiving Secret in time for the holiday!

Read about how Amy moved on from being a baby to a little girl.In a blink of an eye, our children are no longer babies.Amy wanted to be a big girl, but her family treated her like a baby. They even called her Baby! What can Amy do to prove she's grown up?This heart-warming tale with wonderful illustrations is sure to become a family favorite. A beautiful growing up story to share with your children.Order your copy today!"Every parent with children will want to share this humorous story of how one child tries to prove she's no longer a baby. I loved it." - Mark H. Newhouse, award-winning author of Dreidel Dog and A Bite Before Christmas"The author has captured the feelings of many younger siblings. The book is fun yet has an important lesson as well. Both older and younger siblings will enjoy this book. It also gives parents and children a great jumping off point to have a discussion about how a younger sibling might feel. The illustrations bring life to this charming story." - Paula Feuerstein, Award-Winning author of Crackle. Chirp. Chirp: How to Help Our Animal Friends

Twelve year old Jack travels with his widowed mother from England to America to spend the summer holiday in her home town in Appalachia. Jack is amazed at the culture of the mountain village his mother was raised in. Their days consist of hard work, good food, banjo music, and storytelling. But the village has a massive enemy. Two people are dead already. Jack witnesses the taking of his two beautiful little girl cousins by a pair of ugly giants. He joins the rescue party. Jack is soon separated from them and he is lost in the forest, trying to survive the elements. Jack realizes that he alone must save his cousins from the giants. He must face five giants, each one more horrible than the last.

In a beautiful forest beside a great river lived daytime animals and night-time animals. The daytimers only left their homes during the day. The night-timers only left their homes at night. Because of this, they had never met each other. In fact, each group believed “the others” were mysterious, scary and even dangerous! Then one day everything changed. The sun and the moon got stuck at the top of the sky!Was it daytime or nighttime? Not one of the animals of the forest knew. This was a problem the daytime animals and the night-time animals would have to solve together.

Lucky just hatched out of his egg in a barn in the foothills of Tennessee. At the beginning of his life, Lucky learns to stay close to his mother who protects him and his other siblings. A creature that carries a dreadful smell comes into the barn at night and terrorizes Lucky and the other chickens. As he grows up, Lucky earns his name by surviving a thunderstorm. A duckling named Lonesome George arrives on the farm and the farmer's wife decides to raise George alongside Lucky. The two become best friends despite being different birds. This story teaches children to love and accept the diverse world we live in.