A picture book for toddlers about the importance of sharing and caring.

Boo the monkey doesn't want to share. Can Bip and Bop show Boo that sharing is more fun for everyone?

This charming colour-illustrated book introduces young readers to the joys and responsibilities of taking turns and sharing. When Queenie, a playful dog, arrives at their household, Mia and her younger brother, Adam, embark on an adventure filled with humour, warmth, and lessons learned.

Focuses on and teaches positive peer interaction by using motivational readers to teach children the importance of character-building values, while promoting beginning reading skills and strategies.

Woolly the Lamb and Billy the Kid were busy preparing for the upcoming Easter egg hunt to be held at the farm. All of the neighboring kids, lambs, cubs and pups were invited to attend. Woolly and Billy hid eggs all over the farm. The Good Shepherd made sure there was plenty of food for all of the quests expected to attend the yearly hunt. The barn was filled with plenty of hay for all of the little ones to play king-of-the-mountain, on. A rope extended across the pond for a game of tug-of-war. Woolly and Billy decided to bring their favorite toys outside, to share with all of their friends. Woollys favorite toy was a book named the Good Book. It had all of the information Woolly needed to guide him in his daily activities. He placed it gently on the edge of the picnic table for safe keeping until he finished playing games. Billys favorite toy was a stuffed bear; he loved to sleep with it nightly. He decided to place it under the picnic table for safe keeping.

Sharing is an important concept. Young children go through an egocentric stage, and it is very hard for them to grasp the concept of sharing their belongings with others. I wrote this book because my daughter struggles with sharing. Each day when I have the opportunity to impart good values and morals, I employ the Golden Rule for assistance: Treat others like you would want them to treat you. Sharing is truly a way to show others that you care and love them.

This Book is about... • Enjoying sharing and helping others • Showing that you care by sharing with others • Sharing a house with a blue mouse • Helping a red whale caught by its tail • Being the best that you can be • Making learning fun with your child

This is my 3rd book that I am proud to share with everyone. My writings have taken me now over a span of more than 40 years. I would hope that my name and writings will have a good impact on people and that they enjoy my way of expressing and look forward to what I will be writing next. Yes, I would Love to make the Best Seller List, as any writer would. But, my passion is to be able to provide good reading to my readers. Hopefully someone will benefit by what I have shared, and what I have experienced, and what I have been feeling. So that one other person will no longer feel alone or isolated in the way they feel or what they have experienced. I myself can still come up with some crazy stuff. I like to share, the good, the bad, and the ugly, because that is life. I am working on book 4 now, A New Dawn Rising, which I hope will be out before the end of the year. I hope that all will be looking forward to the release of this book. I also hope that all those that have read the previous books, Too Many Stones To Throw and Reality Continued, will enjoy this one Sharing Is Caring and share them with friends and family. Welcome again to my world, and my style of writing and sharing. Blessings and Peace be to you all...Enjoy!

This book teaches the lesson of sharing with the help of two little old lady mice. Nancy and Madeline, the two characters in the book, care for each other and share everything! The pictures of them show how nice it is to have a special someone that cares for you. Sharing with that special someone just shows how much you care. This charming tale is written with a rhyme to make the storytelling fun and easy to understand. Enjoy time with these lovely lady mice and their story of being together!

Elina and Jack live the lives of normal University students. Each one in their own world, seemingly too busy to notice who trips right in front of their eyes. Everything seems to be going perfectly fine or at least as horrendous as always until Jack's flat gets cancelled and Elinas sister Lauren shows up to ask about that spare room in Elinas appartment. Would rooming with a stranger end in tears or might it just work out?