Books in Children's Book ABC series

This scrapbook is especially designed for foster children to help them to remember their unique and sometimes complicated journeys through life. Scrapbooking provides an outlet of expression that may not be available in any other form. Families get involved and show their foster children how much they love them by helping them fill in the pages of this book. Author Karen Jean Matsko Hood has written My Special Care Scrapbook for Foster Children to keep those special memories, reflections, and thoughts in a safe place for your foster child. Help them fill it with photographs, memoirs, stickers, and awards to complete the book of memories that will be treasured for life. You can even add any information to this scrapbook that you may obtain, so that they know more of the special people who cared for them while they are in foster care.

This book will help teach a child the meaning of color by involving the child in coloring pictures that are described in short verses, or rhymes. Parents, other family members, and friends can help instill imagination by pointing to various objects in the drawings and have the child suggest a color. Animals, trees, flowers, and birds will also become part of their ''familiar'' experience.

We all want our children to eat a good breakfast, even on the go. How can we do that?In this fun and interactive story, Top Dog Chef is in charge of fixing breakfast before baseball practice. His friends suggest eggs, cheese, oatmeal, raisins and even bacon – their breakfast favorites! But when the van suddenly pulls up to take the players to the ball park, it’s a race against the clock. Top Dog has to get creative. How can he feed them before the first pitch is thrown?No worries. Top Dog Chef has an idea for breakfastthat is sure to be a big hit with the team.The recipe is in the back of the book so you can read, bake and enjoy.

In the 3rd book of the charming and classic children’s Christmas series - A Children’s Story, the time is the day after Halloween. The place is the family home of young Jeremy Jenkins. Jeremy has just overheard his mother loudly complaining to his father about stores displaying Christmas decorations too early – nearly two months before Christmas! Jeremy writes a letter to Santa Claus asking if he can find a way to help his mother be happy again. Santa decides to teach Jeremy and his mother about the beginnings of Christmas Traditions, which of course requires an exciting time travel trip in his sleigh. They travel back in time to the 1100’s and 1400’s to see the first Christmas Trees and finally...travel all the way back in time to Bethlehem to witness the very first Christmas. Santa explains how this is the birthplace of many of today’s Christmas Traditions...even early Christmas shopping! What transpires is an enchanting and heartwarming tale with a lesson for children of all ages: Christmas Traditions were created because of that one Holy Night and Man’s love of God. And as long as one remembers the reason, Christmas Traditions can be embraced during any season! PRAISE FOR THE AUTHOR: “I loved the first book in this series and love this one even more! What a powerful way to share that Christmas is so much more than one day a year…it’s living the Christmas Spirit each and every day. Such a wonderful lesson to be taught in such a charming way. I’m looking forward to the next book in this heart-warming series.” --- D. D. Scott, International Bestselling Author

Book 2 in a charming and classic children’s Christmas series, available for the first time in ebook format – A Children’s Story: The Sequel - is a book to be enjoyed again and again. The time is 2 weeks after Christmas. The place is the North Pole… in Santa Claus’ living room. Santa has just read a letter from young Jeremy Jenkins saying that he and his younger brother and sister don’t understand why people are so much nicer to each other at Christmastime. They want to come to the North Pole to live with him, where it is Christmastime all of the time. Santa decides to teach the children the true meaning of the “Christmas Spirit” which of course requires taking them in his sleigh to his home at the North Pole. As the story unfolds, Jeremy begins to understand that Jesus is the only reason for the Christmas season. What transpires is an enchanting and heartwarming tale with a lesson: Cheerful acts of kindness usually given during the Christmas season can and should be given all throughout the year. And an act of kindness given to one person begets another and another and another. As Jeremy says, “It could even get passed around the world!” PRAISE FOR THE AUTHOR: “I loved the first book in this series and love this one even more! What a powerful way to share that Christmas is so much more than one day a year…it’s living the Christmas Spirit each and every day. Such a wonderful lesson to be taught in such a charming way. I’m looking forward to the next book in this heart-warming series.” D. D. Scott, International Bestselling Author ABOUT THE AUTHOR: D.L. Houston comes by her artistic talent quite naturally as she is the daughter of two world-class musicians and is from a family that includes a number of musicians, inventors, an artist, and a best-selling author. After experiencing a successful singing career of her own, she now resides in Florida with her husband where she is currently writing, and still enjoying the arts and living and working in paradise. As a Breast Cancer Survivor, D.L. “stops to smell the roses” every day and has a strong desire to make a difference and to give something back.

Beautifully designed and illustrated with drawings, photographs, and reproductions of works of art, the See and Do books offer children an ideal and engaging way to explore the lives of these great artists and the works that made them famous. A biographical sketch of Van Gogh with fascinating anecdotes and descriptions of how life was lived in his time brings this painter to life, while glimpses into his studio, combined with simple and clear explanations of how his paintings were created, offer young readers a thorough understanding of the working life of this artists. Moreover, the See and Do books directly engage children in the act of learning by asking questions about the paintings' content and style and suggesting activities that will help them truly understand how a painter makes a painting. For ages nine to twelve.

A Day with Mary A Guessing Game Story is a story about Mary- a little girl who spends her day in an interesting way and shares her story with us. To make it more interesting the writer has presented the story in the form of guessing game story. The purpose of this guessing game story is to make kids aware with question words like where, who and what. They will also come to know about the things, people and their activities around them. This book has various pictures illustrated with short and simple sentences. Kids can easily read the book or can learn reading. The simple text in the book will surely help normal as well as special kids for sight reading. Pictures used in the book are specially for kid's interest.The kids will surely like it.