Books with author Pamela Kennedy

Otter B Helpful is the fourth in a series of six children’s books that teach young children basic biblical character traits. In this book, Otter learns to be helpful when his grandparents come for a visit.Each book includes an appropriate Bible verse, and Otter B Helpful ends with this rhyme about the lesson:“There’s always lots of work to do in every family.God says that helping out is best.It’s how you Otter Be!”

Otter B Trustworthy is the sixth in a series of six children’s books that are intended to teach young children basic biblical character traits. In this book, when Otter doesn’t put back his parents’ things like he promised, they get wet in the rain. He learns what it means to be trustworthy.Each book includes an appropriate Bible verse, and Otter B Trustworthy ends with this rhyme about the lesson:“When you keep your promises, then others soon will see that they can put their trust in you. It’s how you Otter Be!”

Bunny has a lot to do before he goes to bed. He splashes through a bubble bath, brushes his teeth, and picks up his toys, saying good night to everything and everyone along the way. Night-night, books. Night-night, bear. Each spread depicts Little Bunny participating in bedtime activities that little ones will find familiar. A raised appliqué of Little Bunny peeks through the die-cut cover, inviting children into the story. Endearing illustrations and soothing repetition make this board book a perfect introduction to bedtime routines for even the youngest of children.

In this sweet collection of bedtime stories, you’ll meet twenty-three animals—from Little Hedgehog to not-so-little Elephant—and the mamas and daddies who love them. Each fun and furry friend has a peaceful adventure in store for the day, and preschoolers can come along each night to learn gentle lessons on courage, friendship, and character. With soft and delightful illustrations, each story ends with a “Snuggle Time” Scripture, prayer, and Bible word, all designed to leave your little one comforted and cuddled and ready for sweet sleep.

Bunny has been taking things that don't belong to him: pennies from his Mama's purse, a friend's toy car, and a candy bar from the store. No, no, Bunny! Afterwards, feeling a little sad and scared about what he's done, Bunny confides in his mother and learns that it is not right to take things that don't belong to him. This sweet story and charming art are the perfect introduction to an important lesson for little ones, who don't always understand that not everything they see is theirs.