Books published by publisher Tate Out Loud

This is an imaginative story of a koala cub who goes on a trip to the grocery store with his mother. As they shop throughout the store, the cub is able to see all of his favorite foods and hopes that his mom will buy the one he likes to eat! My Favorite Foods in the Grocery Store is a great way to encourage kids to explore the different type of food groups that taste good and that are good for them.

In our world of popular reality writings and television series, let me introduce to you a reality in my life... my creative series of children's books written from my heart based on my interesting life with animals on our 'almost heaven' farm in rural Rogers, Ohio. I share this innovative series called 'Log Cabin Stories' of over 45 years of research compiled from the animals that have come into my life. My dear father didn't permit many pets during my growing-up years. As I left the nest and married, my husband shared my love for animals and many have come into our lives. We share the blessing of owning a 70-acre farm in Northeast Ohio and have built our log cabin home in this picturesque setting. I would like to share my journey with those who have missed the privilege of caring for pets, learning about them and with them, feeling their love and loyalty, learning each of their personalities, likes and dislikes. I hope you enjoy listening about this expedition that has been truly fulfilling and has made for a wonderful life. Book 5 of the Log Cabin Stories is Baby the Goat. Baby was a salt-and-pepper-colored French Alpine Goat who loved Christmas lights and the farm and all the other animals. She was the first of many goats that came into our lives and taught us all about goats and how to laugh more! Book 6 of the Log Cabin Stories is about our horse Angel Baby. My series includes over 40 nonfiction, educational, fun and enlightening stories.

Anything is possible on the farm called What-cha can-do! Farmer Wayne's son Billy has a shiny red bicycle that Rooster wants to ride more than anything. After several failed attempts and criticism from other farm animals, Rooster almost gives up. With a little help and encouragement from his friend pig, Rooster shows everyone that "can't never could do anything!" Join Sheep as he laughs his wool off watching Rooster's many attempts to ride that bicycle.

Trouble, dirt, and messes always appear when Henry George and his dog, Goops, are around. He's even been nicknamed Grunge Boy by his mother! Join in the mayhem as Henry George and Goops begin their summer with one misadventure after another, discovering along the way he's not the only Grunge living on Doober Street. Filled with laughs and life lessons, Grunge Boy and the First Day of Summer is a delightfully dirty story for Grungies young and old.

In our world of popular reality writings and television series, let me introduce to you a reality in my life . . . my creative series of children's books written from my heart based on my interesting life with animals on our "almost heaven" farm in rural Rogers, Ohio. I share this innovative series called "Log Cabin Stories" of over 45 years of research compiled from the animals that have come into my life. My dear father didn't permit many pets during my growing-up years. As I left the nest and married, my husband shared my love for animals and many have come into our lives. We share the blessing of owning a 70-acre farm in Northeast Ohio and have built our log cabin home in this picturesque setting.I would like to share my journey with those who have missed the privilege of caring for pets, learning about them and with them, feeling their love and loyalty, learning each of their personalities, likes and dislikes. I hope you enjoy reading about this expedition that has been truly fulfilling and has made for a wonderful life. The Log Cabin Stories continue with book 2, Muffin the Cat. Muffin was a mischievous cat of fall colors who loved socks and potato salad and loved her move to the farm! Book 3 of the Log Cabin Stories is Falicity the Quarter Horse. My series includes over 40 books. The stories are nonfiction, educational, fun and enlightening.

Everybody wants friends to play with, especially Buzz! There's only one little problem - nobody wants to play with an annoying fly. Follow Buzz on his search for a friend who will accept him for who he is. Children will love this colorfully written story. Shoo, Fly, Shoo teaches that everybody has value and that everybody, even an insignificant fly, has a purpose on Earth!

Hey, Don't Forget the Sunscreen! helps parents to gently instruct children on the grave dangers of unprotected sun exposure while stressing the importance of vitamin D. Author Kim Kennedy encourages families to take sun exposure seriously in order to avoid the consequences that so many have tragically suffered. She hopes that providing children with the knowledge needed for ultraviolet ray protection will better equip future generations of parents and children to be more proactive and prepared. Teach your children to effectively incorporate vitamin D into their diets, dress appropriately for sun exposure, and take other preventative measures to preserve the health of their skin. Hey, Don't Forget the Sunscreen! would serve as a great edition to any family's home or an elementary school's library.