Books with author Michael Dana

A is for Apron, B is for Broom, C is for Cake, D is for Drum, E is for Easel, F is for Flower, G is for Guitar, H is for Hat, I is for Ice cream, J is for Jacket, K is for Kite, L is for Ladder,M is for Mirror, N is for Necklace, O is for Orange, P is for Puppet, Q is for Queen, R is for Racket, S is for Slide, T is for Tent, U is for Umbrella, V is for Vase, W is for Wand, X is for X-ray, Y is for Yo-yo and Z is for Zipper.Learn the alphabet with Kiki Rabbit. This illustrated children's book has been formatted to fill the entire page on a Kindle Fire.

Once upon a time, there lived a queen.To the people, she was very mean.Queen Mary had a wicked streak.She caused them pain every week.She loved to see them sufferso she made their lives tougher.She spent her time thinking of waysto add more misery to their days.She imposed sanctions on the poor.She thought they should be punished more.Some of them struggled to buy food to eat.They relied on the food bank on the street. The elderly and sick were sent awayfrom hospital beds every single day.Some of them lived and some of them died.Queen Mary smirked while their families cried.She never felt regret or shame.To her, it was all a game ...This rhyming cautionary tale looks at the pitfalls of malice. It is approximately 750 words.

CLUES an old steamer trunk a howling beast roasted garlic meatballs Scooter Spies Max, Oscar, and Lily (and her pet chameleon, Speck) are up to their necks in mud in their latest case, The Ghost That Barked. While practicing their moves at a construction site, the scooter riders uncover a mysterious old steamer trunk -- and hear a wild howl in the night A blue paw print leads the three friends directly into a daring museum escape, a secret scooter ride across town, and smack into a giant mountain of goopy, gloppy mud!

Roar! Roar! Who could that be?It's Lion roaring at me.Woof! Woof! Who could that be?It's Dog barking at me ...This illustrated children's book teaches preschoolers animals (lion, dog, horse, duck, pig, sheep, cow, cat, bird, snake) and animal sounds (roar, woof, neigh, quack, oink, baa, moo, miaow, tweet, hiss). It has been formatted to fill the entire page on a Kindle Fire.

Once upon a time, there lived a prince.He made the people cringe and wince.Prince David acted like he knew so much.The truth was he was out of touch.The decisions he made were never wise.The negative outcomes just grew in size.He saw no need to think things through.Thinking was hard. He didn’t want to.Every week he heard his advisers wail,“Failing to plan is planning to fail.”He brushed them off with a wave of his hand.He was too ignorant to understand.The prince ignored their advice.Conceit was his greatest vice ...This rhyming cautionary tale looks at the pitfalls of arrogance and conceit. It is approximately 670 words.