Books with author Ivan Earl Aguilar

'The Tale of Tango' is an uplifting story about a little plane named Tango. Tango is a very content and happy plane, yet nervous about the inevitable changes in his life. Throughout the book, the reader experiences each of these changes with Tango, finding themselves cheering him on as he overcomes his fears and enjoys each new adventure. 'The Tale of Tango' is written by an actual pilot, Paul Hohmann. It weaves an entertaining story for children with a lesson about facing and overcoming their fears. The book includes enough facts about aircraft to keep children engaged while reading and aims to spark an interest in them to learn even more about aviation.

This delightful childrens book introduces the eponymous character, Someone,who has a problem that made him sad: he had only ten hair strands on hishead. Readers will follow Someone as he goes to hilarious lengths to grow hishair. Will any of his wild antics work? Parents and their kids will find out theanswer and enjoy a great laugh along the way.The exciting mix of vibrant illustrations and the hilarious storyline inSOMEONE make it a delightful read. This is a book that will capture theimagination and tickle the readers funny bone.

Everyone knows the story of Rudolph. From early childhood we are exposed to various Christmas specials, the stories, the song Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer, as well as Rudolph stuffed animals and toys. The idea of Rudolph is, of course, to teach us tolerance of the differences in others at an early age. But does anyone know the story of Blitzen or Vixen? Ever wonder how Santas other reindeer came to pull his sleigh? Meet the young Dasher, Dancer, Prancer & Vixen - Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen as they begin their quest to become one of Santas flying reindeer! This delightful story will capture your childs attention as they meet new friends and are exposed to valuable early life lessons.

This is the story of 3 good friends, Mr. Hour, Mrs. Minute and Miss Second, enjoying their time at Clock Park playing their favorite game, but more importantly, teaching boys and girls about time. It is so much fun to watch them on the spring day when they started this great walking and running game which keeps us fascinated time after time. The game goes on as the day becomes night and night turns today and these tireless friends enjoy keeping time.

Kathryn Lacey grew up on the central coast of California, in San Luis Obispo. As a child she was an animal lover, and owned horses, cats and dogs. Kathryn also has a great love of children and teaching. She presently teaches Special Education courses in Northern California. Kathryn graduated from Sonoma State University where she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Management, a Multiple Subject teaching credential as well as a Special Education Credential. She experienced a miracle of friendship when she traveled to Guadalajara, Mexico, and acquired a Dachshund dog by the name of Tu? y. Tu? y was a loyal friend and companion for many years, and in his memory she has decided to share her special stories about their adventures together.