Books in Children's Books, for Young and Old series

After the birthday party on Mrs. Atkins' lawn, a little girl in a purple kuspuk recounts her adventures there to her mother, who sinks slowly down into her chair as the delights unfold in rhyme. Truly everything was fine (depending on your point of view) until that elephant arrived. This illustrated romp through the perils of peppermint pie, leaky garden hoses, compost heaps and large numbers of young birthday guests stimulates the imagination and tweaks the funnybone. Chandonnet, poet and author of historical fiction and cookbooks, has teamed up with watercolorist Fiedler to get right into the exuberant spirit of a rollicking good time. Preschool and up.

Sarah and Her Lost Doll: It is a story that teaches us how to defend our rights, how to be faithful to our principles, encourages us to be supportive, tolerant, and teaches us how to share the things we have with others.Nadia's Car: It is a story that encourages us to respect the law, work conscientiously, and be efficient and persevering. It also teaches us that we can dream of what we want to have, but we must work to achieve our dreams and with effort someday these dreams will come true.The Patient Donkey: It is a fun story that tells us about fidelity and the fulfilment of duty.Tips from the Storyteller Donkey: It is an exhibition of the drawings of a donkey who likes to paint and dares to give advice on the subject of art.Object of the Stories: The aim of these stories is to teach children to love culture and the arts and to have the will and the perseverance to learn their disciplines. In addition, these stories teach them that if they work with perseverance and honesty, they can achieve anything.