Books with author Kenneth R. Connally

What happens when a toy soldier, named Toby, spends his first night in the Creator's workshop? Despite the advice of an old wooden bear, to stay close and listen for hints of what the creator has planned, Toby's curiosity takes over, and he finds himself lost! Will he ever make it back to the Creator? Find out how an old Christmas ornament, a broken ribbon, and a cloud of dust bring to life a story of the Creator, His Son, and a lesson in purpose. This story / poem was written in the style of great pieces of work such as The Night Before Christmas, and Casey at Bat. Although written at a level that may be too difficult for younger children to read on their own, the story was created with the intent that it would be shared and enjoyed by all ages. A great bed time story for young and the young at heart. The subtle Christian undertones can be shared by those strong in their faith as well as those that are still growing. The Creator does have a plan and a purpose for everyone. "I strive to always relay a positive and meaningful lesson in my writing. I very much enjoyed writing and illustrating A Night Like No Other and I hope it touches your heart as much as it did mine." -Ken Connally

What happens when a toy soldier, named Toby, spends his first night in the workshop? Despite the advice of an old wooden bear, Toby's curiosity takes control and he finds himself trapped! Will he ever make it back to his Creator? Will he ever be freed? Who was that watching him from the darkness? Find out how an old Christmas ornament, a broken ribbon, and a cloud of dust bring to life a story of the Creator, His Son, and a lesson in purpose. This story / poem was written in the style of great pieces of work such as The Night Before Christmas. A great bed-time sotry to be shared and enjoyed by all ages. Written by a Christian author who has dealt with the challenges of diabetes from birth, this story builds upon his life lessons that we are all valuable, despite our circumstances, and that sometimes it takes a struggle to help us understand our strengths.