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Honored for Excellence by the Mom's Choice Awards.2014 Readers Favorite International Award Winner.Age 4-8Glide gently into the beautiful morning with Baby Thomas and his grandpa. The sun is shining brightly through the wide window and the flowers, trees, birds, and other creatures have already started their day. Brilliant colors of the dawning day wake up the park, and Baby Thomas is ready for a walk. While walking in the park with his grandpa, they see the same things but from a different perspective. Baby Thomas wants to hug the wonderful world around him, but his grandpa has a different opinion. In this book, young readers will easily connect to the wonders of nature and unforgettable characters, playfully interacting with each other. Join happy Baby Thomas and his grandpa for a walk and have a delightful, uplifting morning!Reviewed by 22nd Annual Writer's Digest Self-Published Book AwardsGood Morning, World! is an optimistic look at the world through the eyes of a toddler. The author has created a whimsical story full of positivity and humor that parents will no doubt appreciate. The illustrations are WONDERFUL and greatly support and contribute to the sense of beauty throughout the story. The ending is particularly rewarding as the reader experiences all the main characters joy at once. Children will enjoy this title and LOVE the accompanying pictures. The author should be proud of this title!

In the second of Anne Terry's delightful Honest Bob, the Dog, series, the kindly and thoroughly honest Bob does the right thing when his friend turns tail after breaking an old lady's window. Of course, Bob's courage and honesty pay off in the end and everyone agrees he is a good dog, indeed. Bob charmingly demonstrates to children that it’s always best to be honest. In Honest Bob, the Dog, Plays Ball, kids will also see that sometimes friendship means saying you’re sorry and being forgiving.

Bob is a very honest dog and in this, the third of Anne Terry's delightful series, Bob struggles with his honest instinct when his friend, Fifi Fluffington, gets a ghastly new hair-do. Should he tell her? Or will that become a bone of contention? Matters are made more complicated when Fifi tells Bob she has a job interview and is just sure she'll be top dog with her new style. Bob is just as sure she won't be pick of the litter.