Books published by publisher Spork

As a young girl, Agnes (Mother Teresa’s birth name) experiences tragedy, near poverty and finds comfort in her writing. She dreams of growing up to be a writer but also wants to help the needy. She doesn’t think she can do both, and learns miracles do happen.A Special gift for Children who are making their 1st Holy Communion, 8th graders being confirmed into the church have to choose a saint for their name, parents, teachers, those who like helping others, those who volunteer, anyone interested in Mother Teresa.

Each year David spends time with his grandparents on their farm. There are gardens and other things to keep him occupied but he looks forward most to helping his grandparents with chores. Specifically, painting their three pink flamingos. When he arrives this year however, things are different. His grandparents are aging and David has to figure out how to get the job done on his own.

A special delivery of twelve quacking ducklings arrives at the farm and disrupts the routine, peaceful life of the barnyard animals. It’s chaos in the barn! Where will they sleep? Will there ever be peace and quiet on the farm again? Kids of all ages will QUACK out loud when reading and counting the Quackers in this fun and lively barnyard counting book! LET’S GET QUACKING! QUACK! QUACK! QUACK!

Maureen thinks the only remarkable thing about her is her name: Every farmer in town has a cow called Maureen! Maureen is so tired of getting teased for it. Then one day, she hears a famous yodeler on the radio and her life changes. Maureen escapes into the bush, and atop the tallest tree, teaches herself Swiss yodeling. Little does she know, folks in town hear her, and enter her into a radio talent contest…This book is based on the true story of the author’s part-deaf grandmother, who became an Australian national treasure.

Wylie is a young pirate who wants to be different than other pirates. He wants to be true, kind, and responsible. Wylie tries hard to do the good things that he has been taught by the adults in his life. He is mindful to show respect and to be responsible; he is caring and giving; he shows grit and great preparation in his work; and he is sure to demonstrate gratitude and to celebrate the successes of others.

WRITER'S DIGEST AWARD WINNER! Squirt loves his trumpet, but ducklings insist he put away his horn. "Quack like a duck!" they demand. Can Squirt look like a duck and quack like a duck, or will he play his song? Reminiscent of classic children's literature from yesteryear, Trumpet Song is an uplifting interpretation of Hans Christian Anderson's The Ugly Duckling.Trumpet Song is written by award-winning debut author Jessie Burnam and illustrated by Lisa M. Griffin, illustrator of The Raindrop Who Couldn't Fall ~ a Literary Classics Seal of Approval recipient. It's perfect for children ages 4, 5, 6, and 7. Trumpet Song offers:Themes of anti-bullying, courage, and recognizing healthy relationshipsCelebration of differences, individuality, and inclusionEducational value for school and homeSensitivity and emotional connectionsLyricism and rhyme for word memoryTrumpet Song is printed, manufactured, and distributed in the USA.