Books with author Lady Jenkins

Francis Arthur is a member of the Tootalot family, and you probably are too!Award-winning parenting author, dons a pen name and introduces Francis Arthur Tootalot in this funny read-aloud that brings giggles and some important ways to deal with feelings such as that happy, sad, and more. Children can play along with their own Tootalot articulated puppets offered free for download and assembly with paper fasteners. For bedtime and playtime.

On The Bed And Off The Bed" is a book about children who decide to have fun before completing their chores. When something goes wrong it is the love and grace of their mother that puts them back on track. Is it possible that the children can learn a lesson or two about making wise decisions even when it involves something as simple as cleaning their rooms? Parents can use the "Teachable Moments" questions to discuss the book with their children, and maybe find that there's a lesson or two for everyone.

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