Books published by publisher Adventures In Virtue LLC

The Adventures of Stacy and Tracy: How To Turn Gossip Into Kindness is a delightfully written and illustrated book that teaches children about the dangers that can come from gossiping about others.Stacy and Tracy are two young, adorable fictional sisters who mischievously discover some of life’s valuable lessons, thereby teaching young readers and listeners qualities and virtues that will help them grow into confident, mature, and loving adults.In The Adventures of Stacy and Tracy: How to Turn Gossip Into Kindness, Stacy and Tracy discover how harmful gossip can be to others’ reputations. They also learn how gossip can hurt other people’s feelings, causing the victims of the gossip to withdraw and isolate themselves from others. The Adventures of Stacy and Tracy was written by Georgette Williams, who is the mother of seven — and now a grandmother to 19 children. While her children were growing up, Georgette often entertained them by telling them virtue-based tales about two mischievous young sisters (Stacy and Tracy) in an effort to pass along valuable life lessons. Years later, Georgette began telling the same Stacy and Tracy stories to her grandchildren, who were so excited about the stories that they asked her to repeat them almost every time they saw her. Georgette then decided to write and publish a book for each of the stories, so her grandchildren could learn from the stories and then someday pass them on to their own children. The Adventures of Stacy and Tracy: How to Turn Gossip Into Kindness is the first in a series of seven titles. Your children will look forward to hearing the playful and humorous stories of these two young sisters again and again. These stories are loved and appreciated by both girls and boys, and will give you an opportunity to discuss the qualities and virtues that you would like your children and grandchildren to adopt as their own.

In this story letter T has an idea to plant his Popsicle stick believing it will growinto a Popsicle tree. The whole town wonders what it will be and they don’t believeanything will grow. T spends each month doing different summer activities and caringfor his tree. In September T goes to school and begins to learn many new things,causing him to soon forget about his tree. Once he remembers, bothT and the entire town discover a great surprise.

You look like me! The story of b and p: Empowering New Children's Book Personifies Letters, to Give Confidence-Boosting "Head Start" on Vital Vocabulary. This is a fun tale about b and p recognizing their own differences. It is told in a rhyming fashion. Throughout the book there are color codes and little detailed connections for the children to make as they really get to know the two letters. This book, as with all in the series, takes place in Alphabet World where letters live in their own houses, share quirky personalities and are bursting at the brim to help children with their vocabulary. In addition to helping children identify each individual letter, In this delightfully humorous story b & p discover that they look a lot alike. Join them on their journey, but don't forget to look for all the clues to help you find out for yourself how to tell who is who.

Discover the wonders of our nation's most visited national park with a teddy bear guide named Venture. Visit waterfalls, meadows, mountains, and forests to learn about the park's main attractions, flora, and fauna (especially bears). Through the four seasons, Venture guides children and the young at heart to experience the beauty of the park with child-friendly information, abundant photographs, and engaging activities. This original work is the first in a national park series. Original.

The story takes place in Cliché Café, where a dilemma unfolds when letters O, C, P, and T arrive for lunch, only to discover that the café is out of soup. Although each letter happens to have one ingredient, the chef warns that one of each item will not be enough to feed the group. Letter S comes to the rescue, transforming each single item into many.

F is bored and can’t seem to find anything fun to do at home. She decides to go to Preposition Park to play, inviting her friends along the way. Unfortunately for F, they are all too busy doing their own individual activities. F gets to the park and decides to have fun even if she must play alone. The tale ends with a surprise for F, when she discovers she is too short for the swing.

This book is an introduction to all the letters in Alphabet World. Each letter is personified to bring them to life with characteristics that align with their usage in language. Alphabet World is the setting for each subsequent story that introduces grammar concepts in a fun and simple way. Although many of the concepts are typically taught more comprehensively at an older age, this early exposure helps set children up for learning success.

In this story the letters a, e, i, o, and u, paddle a canoe on Letter Lake.Their fun is interrupted by shouting from shore.They head back to shore to see what is wrong.Letter I stands up and rocks the canoe, causing them to lose their paddles.When they discover that the other letters are panickedbecause they cannot make any words without the vowels,letter Y comes to the rescue