Books published by publisher k.p. kids

Three rapidly growing kittens! Lilly’s mom told her she had to choose only one cat to keep. Would it be Anna or one of the three kittens? Each of her brothers had only one pet. Lilly prayed and then made her decision overnight. She’d keep Anna, the mother cat, and find good homes for the kittens. A colorful hand-painted sign in her yard yielded homes for Daisy and Cosmo. But what about Shelby the troublemaking kitten? After a hair-raising adventure involving a storm-water drain—again—Fireman Bob stepped in. You’ll want to read this fun, exciting book to find out what happened to Shelby and if Lilly found her a new home.Then you’ll want to read Anna the Storm-Water Drain Cat to find out what happened just before Daisy, Cosmo, and Shelby were born in the woods.

Stella Barton Day has always loved children and pets, especially cats and dogs. All of her life she’s owned pets. Her intriguing children’s picture book incorporated those two loves. Her husband had always encouraged her to write a book, so she finally did. The resulting charming book illustrated how one little girl could make a difference in the life of a feral cat that lived in a storm-water drain. The involvement of many adults in the neighborhood reinforced the positive values of working together for the common good, problem solving as a group, and ensuring an affirmative outcome for a worrisome situation. This uplifting story offers real-life experiences, neighborhood lessons, and family memories that children will enjoy reading over and over again.

Tammera Donovan wrote this book after having been a North Carolina-permitted fawn rehabilitator. She has told the heartfelt tale of the fawn named Marteen in two ways: one in which the family made the decision to keep the fawn and the second when the family decided to take the fawn back to where they found him. Her exquisite nature photography brings this story to life. She hopes that her book will further educate the public to save more forest babies. She has explained well why wild animals are more likely to survive if they remain in their natural habitats with their mothers. "The Doe Family Finds a Deer" is a touching book for children and adults alike. This well-crafted story offers real-life lessons about making decisions and living with the consequences of those decisions. It's gut-wrenching, thought-provoking, and educational all at once. You'll want to read this story again and again.