Books with author Robert P. Helwig

After looking at an automobile part, have you ever wondered what is was or what it was for? Chances are you have. And if you haven't, you probably will at some point in your life.This book, L & R's Alphabet of Characters Parts, was written to help children learn just what a car is made of and even a little of how it works. It is meant for young children but can be useful to others of any age. It will help those who are just learning the alphabet and how to read short and easy sentences, but it is also geared toward older kids and the parents and grandparents who want to read to their little ones.This book is a great way to strengthen that lifelong bond. In addition, you and your children will find that the characters within may attach themselves to your hearts as well.Robert P. Helwig attended high school in Colorado Springs. He went on to receive a Motorcycle Mechanics degree from Wyotech in Florida, and is now working on his Electrical Journeyman's Degree. This is his first set of published children's books. In his spare time, he enjoys motorcycle riding and spending time with his family and friends.

After looking at an automobile part, have you ever wondered what is was or what it was for? Chances are you have. And if you haven't, you probably will at some point in your life. This book, L & R's Parts and Characters, was written to help children learn just what a car is made of and even a little of how it works. It is meant for young children but can be useful to others of any age. It will help those who are just learning the alphabet and how to read short and easy sentences, but it is also geared toward older kids and the parents and grandparents who want to read to their little ones. This book is a great way to strengthen that lifelong bond. In addition, you and your children will find that the characters within may attach themselves to your hearts as well.

"L & R's Coloring Alphabet" was not meant to be any ordinary coloring book. It is more than that! It is a learning aid for kids to start learning their alphabet, different names, and what different parts look like, which are parts of the automotive industry. There is no right or wrong color for these parts. It is all up to the imagination of the