Books with author Mark Anthony

Do you like pizza? If asked, would you take our baby boy to a pizza party? What kind of pizza should we order for you? Cheese? Pepperoni? Veggie or Supreme? Well four of our baby boy's new baby friends are coming to the pizza party and they are hungry! This book number ten of 30 in the Baby Boy Adventures Series. A great picture book for new and beginning readers written in a very repetitious format. A great gift for children and grandchildren alike.

Ma-Ma, Granny and Sister are all taking The Baby Boy to get his first pet. He'll have to choose from turtles, birds, frogs, ponies and so much more! They all want to go home with The Baby Boy, but he can only pick one. Ma-Ma, Granny and Sister all have made their choices of the pets that they would like to take home with them. Take a look for yourself and help The Baby Boy select his first pet. This book is filled with rhymes and repetitions that children will remember for the rest of their lives!

Our Baby Boy is off and crawling again and this time he is on a mission to meet six puddle fish, Do you know what a Puddle Fish is? Did you know that Puddle Fish have secret and special names? Well, next time it rains in your town or when storm clouds appear in the sky, you have to go outside and meet all six puddle fish! This is ebook #9 of The Baby Boy Adventure Series. A great book for children and new readers. As always, it is written in a easy to read rhyming and repetitious style. Come on follow The Baby Boy everywhere he goes.

What would you do if right before nitey-nite time all of the Stars At Night Family wanted to say "Hi" to you? The Baby is ready to close his eyes, but somehow his Fairy Pixie Mother is making the Stars At Night Family come closer and closer, and our Baby Boy is going to meet them all! By the time he falls asleep he's going to know them all by name. A fascinating rhyming and repetitious work created for new readers up to the age of seven (7).

Our Baby Boy wants to go to the Friendly Forest, but who will take him? And, once he gets there who will walk with him? Well, say hello to Bab-Bah, Ha-Ha and La-La, better known as the three sheep. Then there's Happy the Hugging Skunk, they all are joining our Baby Boy as he turns purple and crawls through the Friendly Forest. Freda, the Friendly Butterfly is his guide and she's anxious for him to meet other animals before it's time for our Baby Boy to go home. Just come on and follow the long peppermint road and you will find our Baby Boy! This book is loaded with easy to read rhymes and repetitions for new and beginning readers.

What do you do when Dexter the Court Jester calls you on behalf of Prince Giggles from the Kingdom of Funny seeking gifts? Well . . . you go to the room with the big red door and choose from a treasure trove of goodies that everyone would love! See what gifts that our Baby Boy helps Ma-Ma pack up for the King, Queen and Prince Giggle's birthday bash. This book is written especially for new readers with attention to repetition and rhymes. Come on and join our Baby Boy as he continues on his adventures!

The little birdie was outside tweeting a tune. Now Ma-Ma, Granny, Sister and the whole family is singing the tune also, and our Baby Boy is loving it all! They're singing a lovely lullaby that the whole world is going to love and enjoy! Come on and take a look at book number seventeen of our Baby Boy's Adventures. As always, this picture book is written in a very easy to read rhyming and repetitious format for new and beginning readers.

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