Books published by publisher Amabel Books

A hilarious picture book about Mommy's favorite foods from a child's point of view by 2020 Canada Book Award Winner author and illustrator Jenny Lee Learn.Skillfully crafted into My Mommy Likes is a shared reading concept which effortlessly builds confidence in children learning to read. Bright and funny this book will capture the attention of children ages 3 to 6 yet the whole family will laugh out loud at the truth and chaos of daily life with young kids.Need more Jenny Lee Learn, Learn with Learn books in your life? Don't miss her other books, Truck Got Stuck and Geese Are Not Pets!

2020 Canada Book Award Winner author and illustrator Jenny Lee Learn takes us on an adventure beginning with just one truck getting stuck in the snow.Skillfully crafted into Truck Got Stuck is a shared reading concept which effortlessly builds confidence in children learning to read. Bright and lively this book is intended for ages 3 to 6 but will be enjoyed by the whole family. Who will save everyone!?Need more Jenny Lee Learn, Learn with Learn books in your life? Don't miss her other books, Geese Are Not Pets and My Mommy Likes!

2020 Canada Book Award Winner author and illustrator Jenny Lee Learn presents Geese Are Not Pets, a story of responsibility and adventure with fun twists and a surprising ending.Skillfully crafted into Geese Are Not Pets is a shared reading concept which effortlessly builds confidence in children learning to read. With alternating pages of simple and complex text this book is intended for ages 3 to 6 but will be enjoyed by the whole family. Geese Are Not Pets, or are they!?Need more Jenny Lee Learn, Learn with Learn books in your life? Don't miss her other books, Truck Got Stuck and My Mommy Likes!

2020 Canada Book Award Winner author and illustrator Jenny Lee Learn presents Geese Are Not Pets, a story of responsibility and adventure with fun twists and a surprising ending. Skillfully crafted into Geese Are Not Pets is a shared reading concept which effortlessly builds confidence in children learning to read. With alternating pages of simple and complex text this book is intended for ages 3 to 6 but will be enjoyed by the whole family. Geese Are Not Pets, or are they!? Need more Jenny Lee Learn, Learn with Learn books in your life? Don't miss her other books, Truck Got Stuck and My Mommy Likes!

A hilarious picture book about Mommy's favorite foods from a child's point of view by 2020 Canada Book Award Winner author and illustrator Jenny Lee Learn. Skillfully crafted into My Mommy Likes is a shared reading concept which effortlessly builds confidence in children learning to read. Bright and funny this book will capture the attention of children ages 3 to 6 yet the whole family will laugh out loud at the truth and chaos of daily life with young kids. Need more Jenny Lee Learn, Learn with Learn books in your life? Don't miss her other books, Truck Got Stuck and Geese Are Not Pets!

2020 Canada Book Award Winner author and illustrator Jenny Lee Learn takes us on an adventure beginning with just one truck getting stuck in the snow. Skillfully crafted into Truck Got Stuck is a shared reading concept which effortlessly builds confidence in children learning to read. Bright and lively this book is intended for ages 3 to 6 but will be enjoyed by the whole family. Who will save everyone!? Need more Jenny Lee Learn, Learn with Learn books in your life? Don't miss her other books, Geese Are Not Pets and My Mommy Likes!

The short stories and poems in this collection were written by students at King George VI School and centre for physically disabled children in Zimbabwe's second city, Bulawayo. HIV and AIDS have had a devastating effect on all the communities of Zimbabwe, and those with disabilities have not been exempt from the effects of the virus, as is reflected in many of the pieces in this collection. The book clearly demonstrates both the talent of the students and their concern about the issues facing their community and wider society. Some of the stories and poems tell the stories of their lives, some come straight from their imagination, and some simply speak of their dreams for a better future.

The short stories and poems in this collection were written by students at King George VI School and centre for physically disabled children in Zimbabwe's second city, Bulawayo. HIV and AIDS have had a devastating effect on all the communities of Zimbabwe, and those with disabilities have not been exempt from the effects of the virus, as is reflected in many of the pieces in this collection. The book clearly demonstrates both the talent of the students and their concern about the issues facing their community and wider society. Some of the stories and poems tell the stories of their lives, some come straight from their imagination, and some simply speak of their dreams for a better future.