Books with title Winston Winks

A curious and thoughtful little wombat, Winston is always trying new things and wondering about one thing or another. Luckily, his always loving and patient mom is there to offer encouragement, affection, and the answers to all of his questions―of which there are many.Today, Winston wants to wink. Why? Well, he always watches his Grandpa wink and wants to wink as well. But wow! What a challenge! With the help of his mom, he learns that not every skill comes easily, but that with patience and practice and perseverance, they can be perfected. If Winston wants to wink badly enough and keeps working at it, then wink he will!...

A curious and thoughtful little wombat, Winston is always trying new things and wondering about one thing or another. Luckily, his always loving and patient mom is there to offer encouragement, affection, and the answers to all of his questions―of which there are many.Today, Winston wants to wink. Why? Well, he always watches his Grandpa wink and wants to wink as well. But wow! What a challenge! With the help of his mom, he learns that not every skill comes easily, but that with patience and practice and perseverance, they can be perfected. If Winston wants to wink badly enough and keeps working at it, then wink he will!

A curious and thoughtful little wombat, Winston is always trying new things and wondering about one thing or another. Luckily, his always loving and patient mom is there to offer encouragement, affection, and the answers to all of his questions―of which there are many.Today, Winston wants to wink. Why? Well, he always watches his Grandpa wink and wants to wink as well. But wow! What a challenge! With the help of his mom, he learns that not every skill comes easily, but that with patience and practice and perseverance, they can be perfected. If Winston wants to wink badly enough and keeps working at it, then wink he will!...

A thoughtful and friendly story showing that the rootof bullying and racial profiling is learned behavior.By the end of the story, the seed is planted foryour child to be aware of the social "groups" (or gangs),and not to have that behavior control how your child actsor feels towards other people. Also, shows that thelimitations of learned behavior can lead tounnecessary hurt feelings and isolation, if not recognized.

Winston was a young dragon that needed help to stop an attack on a small vilage. He found a friend in a young girl named Kalamafrom the village. She found him as she was hunting in the woods. She knew that could trust him. Now they needed to find a way to communicate. There was no time to waste. The Day of Fir was coming soon and they needed to stop it from happening. This is thier quest.