Books with title Growing Gents

“Growing Gents” is a fantastic book that instills at an early age the importance of being a gentleman and displaying behavior that is kind, gentle, caring, thoughtful and helpful. Author, Jonathan C. Harris, shows the importance of good behavior, which certainly contributes to leading a strong and productive life. It is been long speculated that our personalities and habits are mostly developed by age five, so establishing a solid foundation early in life is key. Illustrations are by the talented artist, Deja Dameron, with every page showing animal characters displaying gentleman-like behavior. Imagine a wonderful world where our young men grew up to show great character in keeping their surroundings neat and clean, while treating others with respect and lending a helping hand without hesitation. “Growing Gents” makes a great gift for any occasion, particularly baby showers and birthdays. Jonathan C. Harris is also the author of the life-changing book, “Master of Ceremonies: A Male’s Guide for a Successful Life.”

Humans are Iike animals in many ways. But can a human grow as tall as a giraffe or fly like a bird? This series examines some of the similarities and differences between humans and animals, from how they grow to what they sense. Each easy-to-read book contains a glossary designed to enhance vocabulary, along with an animals index and fun quiz to introduce young readers to the basics of research.

"Perspectives" is designed for young independent readers. The series combines core non-fiction features with an emphasis on research skills. "My Amazing Body" correlates with the science curriculum and helps students to understand the connection between humans and animals. Using magnified photographs, the basic life processes about how the human body works and comparisons with other living things are explained. The books introduce the idea or looking at the body inside and outside.

There are lots of different kinds of plants. From the grass beneath our feet to the fruits and vegetables we eat, plant life surrounds us. This engaging book gives budding readers a guide to growing plants of their own. Whether planting a vegetable garden or planting flowers, most plants come from tiny seeds. From there, readers learn how to water these seeds and tend to what soon comes out of the ground, learning an essential life process with the help of colorful photographs paired with simple text.