Books with title Every Little Thing: Think King

A boy wears an invisible crown on his head because he thinks as a king. He remembers stories and knows that he can do anything, through the encouragement of his grandmothers' wisdom. He honors himself and he is responsible. He has a king's way of being such as manners. He carries an invisible crown on his head everywhere he goes. He's knows that in actions such as singing, cleaning, dancing, everything that he does, he do it with a king attitude. He honors his grandmother and love his dog.

Grannie, let's her grandson know that he is special because he come from kings. She tells him that all the time and she even sing it to him. She has taught him how to honor himself. Now, that he is a big boy he tells the story back to her and in the process he adds a little of his own style to there everyday storytelling.It's about honoring self, love and wisdom. Now, he see himself with an invisible crown on his head.

There’s nothing that single mom Liv Preston won’t do if it means making her six-year-old son smile again. After a heartbreaking two years, her little family is due for some fun in the sun. She just didn’t expect to find it in the big, rugged, Search and Rescue hero next door—who shows her just how exciting, and sexy, life’s adventures can be.As head of Reno’s K-9 search division, Ford Jamison knows what it takes to make life-and-death decisions on the fly. He doesn’t hesitate, doesn’t do regrets, and has never doubted his instincts—until he makes a promise that turns his world upside down. Desperate for redemption, he returns to Sequoia Lake, only to find himself face-to-face with his past…and the one woman he can’t have. Not when his secret would destroy her—and everything she holds dear.For Liv, finding love once was a gift. Finding it twice seems impossible, until the moment Ford’s lips meet hers. Love doesn’t always come easy, but when it’s right, it’s worth fighting for…

There’s nothing that single mom Liv Preston won’t do if it means making her six-year-old son smile again. After a heartbreaking two years, her little family is due for some fun in the sun. She just didn’t expect to find it in the big, rugged, Search and Rescue hero next door—who shows her just how exciting, and sexy, life’s adventures can be.As head of Reno’s K-9 search division, Ford Jamison knows what it takes to make life-and-death decisions on the fly. He doesn’t hesitate, doesn’t do regrets, and has never doubted his instincts—until he makes a promise that turns his world upside down. Desperate for redemption, he returns to Sequoia Lake, only to find himself face-to-face with his past…and the one woman he can’t have. Not when his secret would destroy her—and everything she holds dear.For Liv, finding love once was a gift. Finding it twice seems impossible, until the moment Ford’s lips meet hers. Love doesn’t always come easy, but when it’s right, it’s worth fighting for…

There’s nothing that single mom Liv Preston won’t do if it means making her six-year-old son smile again. After a heartbreaking two years, her little family is due for some fun in the sun. She just didn’t expect to find it in the big, rugged, Search and Rescue hero next door—who shows her just how exciting, and sexy, life’s adventures can be.As head of Reno’s K-9 search division, Ford Jamison knows what it takes to make life-and-death decisions on the fly. He doesn’t hesitate, doesn’t do regrets, and has never doubted his instincts—until he makes a promise that turns his world upside down. Desperate for redemption, he returns to Sequoia Lake, only to find himself face-to-face with his past…and the one woman he can’t have. Not when his secret would destroy her—and everything she holds dear.For Liv, finding love once was a gift. Finding it twice seems impossible, until the moment Ford’s lips meet hers. Love doesn’t always come easy, but when it’s right, it’s worth fighting for…

“Every Little Thing Counts” is a collection of stories, tales and folklore within the African belief system of appreciation. The concept of appreciating Small Beginning is well promoted with stories about humble Backgrounds and Experiences that eventually turn out to be success stories. An illustrated book to further promote culture of Appreciation among young readers.This book further illustrates the mix of African tradition and Christian religious beliefs in an African thought. If further reveals how such is used to shape upbringing of children in an African society. It helps further to understand the thought process of an average African going by his or her belief system.

Young boy learns that he is to think like a king thinks. His grandma instills wisdom things that king do. They are responsible; they do right things. They are whole, complete and respectable. Kings are too have fun and most of all love. Thinking is a big part of being right. Grandma knows these valuable lessons and she teaches her grandson these things in a song.