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  • Farting Four-Toed Troll: Christmas Troll

    Lavelle Carlson, Donna Day Mathis

    Paperback (SLP Storytellers, Oct. 31, 2019)
    Poop! Fart! These are the words that can be so embarrassing for parents and grandparents. And, it is certainly a headache for preschooler and early elementary teachers to try to instill appropriate language in their young students. Well, Farting Four-Toed Troll gives a great opportunity for parents and teachers to talk about these words in a way that is more appropriate. Using this book is a pleasant way to teach children the use of "good" words vs. "bad" words. Introduce the book title and say, "Hmmm, should we say Farting Four-Toed Troll or Christmas Troll? I wonder how the Norwegian or Swedish troll would feel if we called him a farting troll." You can also introduce manners during the reading of the book as the troll says, "Excuse me" after he lets off gas. Was there a mother troll who thanked him for using his manners? Always talk about kindness to children and different words that are "kind" words that make people feel good. Lavelle Carlson, retired speech-language pathologist, wrote this book for for a couple of reasons. One, she has worked with young children and realizes the pragmatics of communication. There is a way to communicate that makes people feel better and there is a way to communicate that makes others feel bad. We want to teach our children how to communicate in a way that will enhance their social abilities. Another reason Lavelle Carlson wrote the book is to share some fun Scandinavian culture in a light-hearted way. She was lucky enough to live in Stavanger, Norway for nine years and is also married to a second-generation Swedish man. She has seen first-hand a culture in which the people show compassion and care for others. She was also exposed to some of the old folklore of the trolls. Yes, there is a tradition of the Christmas troll who loves the animals and feeds them. The Farting Four-Toed Troll (Christmas Troll) is a fun take on how the troll's tradition of feeding the animals came to be. I hope this take on the Scandinavian Christmas troll will be enjoyed by all Scandinavians as well as children all over the world. The author has also included on the back page some rosemaling a beautiful folk art of Scandinavia. The illustrator, Donna Day Mathis, has done an exceptional job of capturing the scenery of Norway and the trolldom myth.
  • The Living Mountain

    Rob Carson, Duane Hoffmann

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, Jan. 1, 1992)
    Elementary Age Educational book
  • Galapagos Rules!: Postcards from Poppies

    Lavelle Carlson

    Paperback (SLP Storytellers, June 4, 2019)
    Blue-footed boobies? Giant tortoises? Iguanas large enough to make one think of dinosaurs? Here they are! Would you like for your child to make a book visit to the Galapagos Islands? These are some of the most pristine places left and will remain so as long as they are protected. Few children will have the opportunity to see the biodiversity one finds in these islands. Travel through the islands in the book, Galapagos Rules! Postcards from Poppies, to learn the rules that protect all the diverse species on the islands. The book is comprised of stunning photos taken by the author when she visited the islands. The author is offering to send a signed (by Poppies and the author) to your child. To receive a Galapagos Rules! postcard signed by "Poppies" and the author of Galapagos Rules! Postcards from Poppies email info@slpstorytellers.com and attach a copy of your book purchase receipt. Please do not give us your child's name for security purposes. You will write in the child's name when you receive the postcard in an envelope.
  • Jonathan Jasper Jeremy Jones

    Bernice C. Holland, Duane Hoffmann

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, June 1, 1994)
    An adventurous caterpillar explores the world around him, narrowly escaping its dangers
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  • Diary Of A Minecraft Skeleton:

    Story Tellers

    language (Story Tellers, June 2, 2015)
    Don't have kindle? No worries! Read it on your PC, Mac, Tablet Or Smartphone!Diary of a Minecraft Skeleton (Book 1)Kenny was your average Minecraft player who just wanted some diamonds no matter the cost. However, the self-proclaimed ruler of the server, Zoot, betrayed him after offering diamonds.Kenny later wakes up as a skeleton, and he's looking for revenge on the Griefer. Can he make it to Zoot's castle, or will he crumble? *** Read It FREE With Kindle Unlimited Or Prime Membership ***Download Your Copy Or Read It FREE With Kindle Unlimited Or Prime Membership ..........Tags: Kids books. minecraft, minecraft books,minecraft free, minecraft books for kids, minecraft games, minecraft xbox, minecraft tips, minecraft game, minecraft comics, minecraft story book, diary of a wimpy villager, diary of a wimpy steve, diary of a minecraft skeleton, Diary of a Minecraft Wolf, Diary of a Minecraft Blaze, Diary of a Minecraft Wither, Diary of a Minecraft Creeper, Diary of a Minecraft Kitten, Diary of a Minecraft Zombie
  • Lobo the Wolf: King of Currumpaw

    Ernest Thompson Seton, Donna Ryan

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, Nov. 1, 1991)
    Book by Ernest Thompson Seton, Ryan, Donna
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  • J. G. Cougar's Great Adventure

    Virginia B. Tawresey

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, Dec. 1, 1993)
    SOFT COVER
  • If a Seahorse Wore a Saddle

    Mary Jane Flynn

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, Dec. 1, 1991)
    SOFT COVER
  • Beautiful Joe

    Quinn Currie, Susan Heinonen

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, Sept. 1, 1990)
    Joe, a mutt rescued from an abusive owner, enjoys his loving family and protects them from a burglar.
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  • I Thought I Heard a Tiger Roar

    Mary Jane Flynn

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, Dec. 1, 1992)
    Paperback
  • Kitty the Raccoon

    Jamie Stamper

    Paperback (Storytellers Ink, June 1, 1989)
    Book by Stamper, Jamie
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  • My Mom, My Superhero

    Jason D'Rocha, Bohao

    eBook (JRstorytellers, Dec. 3, 2016)
    "My Mom, My Superhero" is a book about gratitude and love and is a tribute to Supermoms all over the world!This is a heart warming story told from the perspective of a child from a blended family, who recognizes her mother as a Superhero for the "extra" ordinary things she does each and every day. A story that helps children to recognize and appreciate the true superheros in their lives.