Books with title I Like to Walk!

My book is titled, “I Like To Whine”. This book is a series of scenarios of animals whining and the wise old owl gently chiding them and making suggestions as to why whining is inappropriate. At the end of the book there are some parenting strategies and activities for dealing with whining children. A former head of Student/Special Services at a local school district advised me that the book would be applicable for a wide range of special needs children.

"I Like to Walk!" is a children story about a dog named Ian, who goes on a walk with his master. It was written as an introduction for children to the exercise of walking. It tells the story of how we can enjoy getting our exercise from a pet's perspective. It is wonderful to see the eyes of a child light up when they realize the possibilities of having fun outdoors and all the different adventures they could do.

Like many children of our youth, Zack, the main character, strives to find the right "look" for him throughout the text. He attempts various appearances and is certain he wants to imitate other characters displayed on the walls of the paint shop. This is a seemingly relatable topic while observing the society children are forced to face in 2013. There is not one particular style or conformity that our youth is more commonly to take, so often children go through phases and paint themselves to be something they're not. "I WANT TO BE LIKE..." illustrates that while in trying out different styles is perfectly acceptable- so is being yourself.

"I Like to Walk!" is a children story about a dog named Ian, who goes on a walk with his master. It was written as an introduction for children to the exercise of walking. It tells the story of how we can enjoy getting our exercise from a pet's perspective. It is wonderful to see the eyes of a child light up when they realize the possibilities of having fun outdoors and all the different adventures they could do.