Books with author Nancy W. Boyer

Terri Tennis Shoes is about a young girl who finds that she has made a mistake while dressing. She is concerned that when she arrives at school, she will be made fun of for her mistake. Thinking quickly, she makes up a plan to cover what has gone wrong. The plan works but she also learns a lesson that her family thinks will help her in life decisions.

Willy the Worm is more than an adventure in travel for young people. It is a book that helps them to see that one must follow their dreams and challenges in life to understand others. Willy has difficulties in his adventures, but he also learns tolerance from seeing the lives of people who are different, but in ways the same. At the end of the book are discussion questions that parents or educators can use to read and dialog with students. This is the first of the Nanny Book Adventure Series. Other books on ethics, decision making and self-esteem can be seen on Amazon under the Author's name, Nancy W. Boyer

Marcus is a cat that has very bad habits. He never likes anything...food, bedtime, playtime. He is quite unhappy until another cat teaches him through music that life can be happy if he changes his ways. This is an excellent, short story for parents to read with young children and discuss good behaviors. It is the first in the animal series that teaches lessons. It is filled with pictures of Marcus and his many moods.

Anna and the Attic is a story that will help young people between the ages of 8-12 in dealing with their fears. It is exciting and interesting in how Anna decides what are fears are about and what she should do about them. Questions are given at the end for parents, grandparents, teachers and care givers to discuss with the young person. Good mental health is important and should not be over-looked when teaching and caring for our children.

Willy the Worm is more than an adventure in travel for young people. It is a book that helps them to see that one must follow their dreams and challenges in life to understand others. Willy has difficulties in his adventures, but he also learns tolerance from seeing the lives of people who are different, but in ways the same. At the end of the book are discussion questions that parents or educators can use to read and dialog with students. This is the first of the Nanny Book Adventure Series. Other books on ethics, decision making and self-esteem can be seen on Amazon under the Nanny Books.