Books with title Timothy Goes to School

Toby may be the class clown, but he's smart enough to know what's what. Whether he's late for school, early for recess, or just in time to fail the next quiz, he's always got something to say about it. But even though his friends think he's funny, the adults in his life aren't laughing--mostly because they're not in on the jokes. No matter! Toby makes the best of it as he coasts through the day on his wit and good humor!

Titus the Sea Turtle loves stories. He is thrilled to learn that storytelling and book reading is a big part of going to school. When he arrives on his first day of school, his teacher, Miss Martha, reads the class an exciting story. But when it’s time for recess Titus is disappointed that he and his friends must swim outside to play among the seaweed instead of hearing the end of the story. He must wait until tomorrow. But the next day Miss Martha is sick. A substitute teacher reads the class a different story. A very boring story. Then, Titus gets sick and must stay home forcing him to wait even longer. Will Miss Martha return to school and read the end of the story without him? Why is it so hard to wait? What lesson does Titus learn about being patient when he is disappointed, angry, or bored?Nine-year-old Sophia Ambrico is a budding author and illustrator. She is part of the Pageant Wagon Publishing Young Authors Collective featuring original books penned by student writers and artists working under the mentorship of author and teacher, Kathryn Ross. Titus Goes to School is Sophia’s first picture book in her Titus the Sea Turtle Series. She hopes to continue to write and illustrate her own work, grow in her skills, and use her talents to glorify God. Learn more about the Pageant Wagon Publishing Young Authors Collective at www.pageantwagonpublishing.com.

My name is Mylo. I am five years old, and tomorrow I start kindergarten. Some people say I complain a lot, but… I’m not complaining, just explaining!Mylo is a little boy who complains a little too much. He doesn’t mean to—it’s just his personality! After all, it’s the first day of school, and already he can’t find his favorite red shirt, and Mom didn’t have time to make his favorite breakfast! Through his everyday experiences, Mylo teaches us that while there are plenty of things to complain about, it could all be a lot worse . . . and knowing this leads us all to develop good habits.