Books with author Ina Mae Brown

A soooo cute sticker book packed with soooo cute puppies!With pages of photographs and over 250 supersweet puppy stickers, Soooo Cute!!!! Sticker Book: Puppies is the perfect sticker book for every doggie devotee!Showcasing dog breeds of all shapes and sizes, this sticker book puts the wow in bow-wow-wow with the cutest ever collection of cuddly pups!

This book is full of crafts and recipes. Make your own menorah or Hanukkiah with one of the eight different how-to crafts. Make a dreidel with one of the 3 different crafts. There are also other crafts that children will or can be used as gifts or decorations. And included are latkes' recipes like nana used to make, sweet potato latkes, and non-potato latkes.

There are three young brothers in this story and the oldest has been given the responsibility to be his mother's helper; considered the man of the house. He and his brothers could not participate in after school and neighborhood activities. Their mother was left alone. David, the oldest seem to substitute for the absent parent was given responsibilities to help which changed the dynamics of the family. He always seem to be on the inside looking out. With his active imagination, he could only wish he could do things. Affirmation, communication and cooperation between the mother and children are shown in this story. Teachers and people of the village offered the same support. Comments from a Peace Education Consultant: "I love this story because it discusses many behaviors and values that have been forgotten and/or overlooked. I see there are affirmation, communication and cooperation between the mother and children in this family. The oldest child received additional affirmation and good communication from his teachers and neighbors"

There are three young brothers in this story, and the oldest has been given the responsibility to be his mothers helper and is considered the man of the house. He always seem to be on the inside looking out.Peace education consultant Carolyn Shipman states, I love this story because it discusses many behaviors and values that have been forgotten and/or overlooked. I see there are affirmation, communication and cooperation between the mother and children in this family. The oldest child received additional affirmation and good communication from his teachers and neighbors.

David, the oldest child in this story, even at age 10 spent most of his young life, as the "man of the house" His dad left their family and his mother had to work all the time, which shifted many responsibilities to him. He was always "on the inside looking out" and wondered when a change would come. Being the oldest child, as in other families with similar dynamics, had assigned responsibilities that helped balance things out in the family. But in spite of his challenges, David held on to his dreams. Some children don't dare dream or are at risk of losing their dreams. He continued to reflect on how he used his imagination to get involved with other kids and activities and yet stay focused. He really didn't realize what he was learning from his experiences as he grew up. David's mother did not realize the impact of his experiences: those that were positive and those that seemed negative to him. He could only dream of a change. As the change came, he began to recognize the encouragement and opportunities given him had helped him develop into a respectful, responsible young man and leader.

David, the oldest child in this story, even at age ten, spent most of his young life as the man of the house. His dad left their family, and his mother had to work all the time, which shifted many responsibilities to him. He was always on the inside looking out and wondered when a change would come. Being the oldest child, as in other families with similar dynamics, had assigned him responsibilities that helped balance things out in the family. But in spite of his challenges, David held on to his dreams. Some children don’t dare dream or are at risk of losing their dreams. He continued to reflect on how he used his imagination to get involved with other kids and activities and yet stay focused. He really didn’t realize what he was learning from his experiences as he grew up. David’s mother did not realize the impact of his experiences—those that were positive and those that seemed negative to him. He could only dream of a change. As the change came, he began to recognize the encouragement and opportunities given him had helped him develop into a respectful, responsible young man and leader.

David, the oldest child in this story, even at age ten, spent most of his young life as the man of the house. His dad left their family, and his mother had to work all the time, which shifted many responsibilities to him. He was always on the inside looking out and wondered when a change would come.Being the oldest child, as in other families with similar dynamics, had assigned him responsibilities that helped balance things out in the family. But in spite of his challenges, David held on to his dreams. Some children dont dare dream or are at risk of losing their dreams. He continued to reflect on how he used his imagination to get involved with other kids and activities and yet stay focused. He really didnt realize what he was learning from his experiences as he grew up. Davids mother did not realize the impact of his experiencesthose that were positive and those that seemed negative to him. He could only dream of a change.As the change came, he began to recognize that the encouragement and opportunities given to him had helped him develop into a respectful, responsible young man and leader.

There are three young brothers in this story and the oldest has been given the responsibility to be his mother’s helper; considered the man of the house. He always seem to be on the inside looking out. Comment: Peace Education Consultant; Carolyn Shipman states: “I love this story because it discusses many behaviors and values that have been forgotten and/or overlooked. I see there are affirmation, communication and cooperation between the mother and children in this family. The oldest child received additional affirmation and good communication from his teachers and neighbors.”