Books with author Hannah Ray

A loud ROAR disturbs the peaceful night and sends the kittens outside in a panic to find the source, but they find more surprises along the way. The yard is in disarray. What could be behind the strange goings on? It doesn’t take long for the kittens to find the culprit, but not before they find one more frightening surprise. Who or what is playing all these tricks on them?

There goes the neighborhood! Kitten siblings Kitty, Rusty, and Dusty love nothing more than to romp and play with each other without worry, but with Willy, an ornery canine, as a neighbor, it's rather difficult. Willy barks and chases them away every time the kittens want to play. No matter what they do, he finds a way to disrupt it. The kittens build a place to hide from Willy, but with his tenacious spirit, there's no guarantee it will work. Does Willy want to hurt them or is his behavior a poor attempt to make friends? Can they finally get along?

Every parent dreams that one day their child will become a great leader.As a parent, you recognize that childhood is the most delicate and impressionable period because during that time, the foundation for a child’s future personality is established. This is why it’s so vital to teach your child leadership skills early and for parents to have a clear definition of a leader.Some parents mistakenly confuse being a leader with being a “star.” They think because their child is popular, gets good grades, or is a talented athlete, that means they are leaders or have leadership skills. Not taking anything away from your child having star qualities, because who doesn’t want their child to be a triple threat? Popular, smart, and athletic? However, being those things does not necessarily make your child a leader or mean that they shouldn’t be taught additional leadership skills to help them grow and succeed as an adult. There are wildly different views on leadership and key qualities of a good leader. As a parent you must decide what the most important leadership skills are that you want your child to learn and then you must cultivate and nurture those skills that you feel are important. This book was written to equip parents with effective ways that they can demonstrate and inspire, through actions and words, their child to become the next great leader. Here’s to raising an awesome leader!