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Bearly Mischief

by Victoria Chenault Realm Of Publishing Rating: 0.0

Reviewed by: Tony Angelo

Creating dreams for children is a wondrous gift and one that I have been proud of for years to be a part of. There is a special way of engaging a child in a fantasy world of rich beliefs and simple values that every parent strives to find and share. Bearly Mischief is a simple world where a much loved pup is a significant part of a growing family and yet a moment of frivolity forces him to question not only his behavior but the very love of his family.

Victoria Chenault has spun a fun-filled tale where a stuffed bear and a black Labrador retriever learn that becoming friends is as important as fitting in. What would you do if you felt that you were a very bad boy? Would you rebel? Would you fall into dispair? Weatherby and M.R. Bear learn very quickly that while there are differences in every relationship, theirs is one that will withstand time and a giggling little boy. All the while they will learn that being themselves is exactly all they need to be. Thank you Victoria for reminding me that developing friendships and overcoming differences is what we all wish we could be better at.

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Dawg Gone and The Doseys by Tony Angelo

by Slippers Childrens Books Rating: 0.0

Companion learned the rural way.. These stories identified a love and understanding that must be lived threw. Trust isn't just given it must be earned.

This is my forth audio book: Dwg Gone and The Doseys. It's part of my Dreams of our children collection, Illustrations by David Izaguirre Jr narrated and by Bethany Halle.

There are many different backgrounds and identities that I have learned to embrace, simply with compassion and dignity. The dream I have had for sometime now is to reach back and 'pay it forward'.

I want to inspire children and their parents to follow simple stories with a big message. Hopefully these stories can touch their hearts and change their minds. My belief is that children who learn to read can imagine their own future.

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Go bez nibe 'very clever firefly by Tony Angelo

by Slippers Childrens Books Rating: 0.0

A Very Clever Firefly goes behind that of most children’s books. As an educator I find this book an invaluable resource to teach children character education and family values. Even more it has a treasure chest of lessons that can be used when teaching lessons in multi-culture, diversity and tolerance. Kindness, patience, understanding, teamwork and life skills are all valuable lessons that are taught in Sunday schools. Using this book as a resource to start the lesson would definitely create a definite spark of interest in the children and keep them engaged in the lessons being taught.

The firefly is like the universal father of all insects and creatures in this story. You fall in love with him and all of the insets in this story. It even takes away the fear you have of getting stung by a bee.

With children having to learn that not everyone grows up the same way and sometimes the differences in our appearances hamper how we look, walk or act, this story teaches in a positive manner how using our intelligence, thinking and listening to the answers for the questions we ask is better than anger, hate and being mean. You can hear the sounds of all of the creatures working together at the end of the story sounding like their own rock band. To me it is a like a newly created symphony of beautiful sounds to hear and to behold.

Fran Lewis

This is my first audio book: go biz Nebi ‘very clever firefly Illustrations by Maribeth Jenkins Lubitsky. The story is part of my Dreams of our children collection, narrated by Bethany Halle

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