Books with title The Dinky Donkey

The book behind the viral internet sensation of a granny reading this story to her grandchild, viewed over 3 million times. Based on the popular song, THE WONKY DONKEY has sold over one million copies worldwide. Who ever heard of a spunky hanky-panky cranky stinky-dinky lanky honky-tonky winky wonky donkey? This hilarious picture book will have children - and adults - braying with laughter!

Featuring Bear and Hare from their Caldecott-Honor winning Tops & Bottoms, the Stevens sisters celebrate perseverance and teamwork in this laugh-out-loud story of triumph over trickery.Bear would rather sleep all day than work on his farm, and Fox knows just the kind of help he needs—a donkey! When Fox tricks Bear into buying a donkey egg, Bear can't wait for it to hatch so he can meet his new friend. But donkeys don't come from eggs! And when the "egg" finally opens, Bear gets a fruity surprise. Luckily, Bear doesn't have to face disappointment alone . . . Hare is there to help!

What's in a name? If you could, would you have someone change yours? Dodo didn't like his name. Deep down inside, Dodo wished his name was something else. He had a favorite secret name, but he was just old Dodo-until that Sunday! Then on that not-so-different Sunday morning, everything in Dodo's life was about to change, including that name. He wasn't really ready for what was about to happen to him. Life on the farm was pretty routine. The only people Dodo ever gave rides to were the local kids and then only on holidays. Watch out, Dodo, change is about to come your way!

What’s in a name? If you could, would you have someone change yours?Dodo didn’t like his name. Deep down inside, Dodo wished his name was something else. He had a favorite secret name, but he was just old Dodo—until that Sunday!Then on that not-so-different Sunday morning, everything in Dodo’s life was about to change, including that name.He wasn’t really ready for what was about to happen to him. Life on the farm was pretty routine. The only people Dodo ever gave rides to were the local kids and then only on holidays. Watch out, Dodo, change is about to come your way!

What does a braying donkey really sound like? Only the wise old scarecrow has heard the sound. The colorful straw man encourages his curious friend, Jaw-Jaw the donkey, to laugh – long and loud and lofty! This delightful tale with creative illustrations, from spring until fall harvest, will capture the childhood imagination of many young readers. The second edition contains upgraded fonts that are easier for youngsters to read.Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington.Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.This second edition is produced by Renroc Publishing. This new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to the print version of the book.

In this short story - a kid author - R M Smoot, brings you the tale of a donkey that dreamed of being a war horse. So after he finally encounters these creatures, will his dream come true? Put that saddle on folks, and prepare for a breath taking ride, experiencing the struggle of discrimination, the power of awe determination, and learning quite a few things along the way!Advised for children 6+

What does a braying donkey really sound like? Only the wise old scarecrow has heard the sound. The colorful straw man encourages his curious friend, Jaw-Jaw the donkey, to laugh – long and loud and lofty! This delightful tale with creative illustrations, from spring until fall harvest, will capture the childhood imagination of many young readers. The second edition contains upgraded fonts that are easier for youngsters to read. The new Kindle version provides a reading experience similar to this version of the print book. Grandfather to eight children, K. K. Corner enjoys writing stories for young readers and has a keen interest in children’s literature and education. He and his wife reside in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. Sharon L. Richert was an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Her versatility in both media and style lends itself beautifully to the world of imagination and magic.