I Love You My Little Monkey

Little Monkey gets into mischief when Big Monkey is too busy to play with him.

"Ever wonder how a mommy monkey tells her baby, 'I love you'? Or how a tall giraffe mom whispers love to her little one? Let's step into the sweet world of I Love You, My Little Monkey, where zoo animal mommies show their babies they're loved, each in their own special way. This fun book takes us on a little adventure around the zoo. Here, every mommy, from the big roaring lion to the gentle elephant, tells her baby she loves them in her own unique way. It's a book full of different ways to say 'I love you', showing kids how much they're cared for. See how animal mommies and babies show love Learn it's great to share feelings Help kids feel empathy and care for others Perfect for snuggly bedtime stories Make learning about animals fun and full of love Parents and teachers say this book is a hit for its sweet stories and bright pictures. ***** So sweet and fun! Perfect for little ones. - Emily ***** Our nightly favorite. The kids want it every bedtime! - Alex ***** Teaches love and kindness in such a beautiful way. - Jamie ***** The pictures and stories warm your heart. We love it! - Morgan This book is just right for kids aged 1-3, boys and girls, even the littlest babies and toddlers. It's a great way for parents and teachers to talk about love and kindness. Bring I Love You, My Little Monkey home today. It's full of love, with stories of zoo animals showing how much they care. With pages full of color and fun, it's the best book for bedtime, learning about feelings, and finding out about the loving ways of animals."

Celebrate all the things you love about the little monkey in your life! What could be sweeter than a cuddly little monkey? With short, rhyming text, this book is the perfect gift to show your little monkey just how much you love them!

The Goal of my book or Journal has been finding Heaven on Earth within our own families learning better communication habits that builds better relationships. Gods Love is what I think can save this old world of ours one family one church one town at a time. Gods Love to You. -Pam

Here is a book of easy reading poetry that is meant for everyone's pleasure especially someone who likes a good rhyme. More importantly it has a bonus of having social stories in the margins of all the pages of poetry to help a developmentally challenged child understand what is in the text of the poem. Diane has found that social stories are very helpful in teaching her autistic child to understand concepts he may not otherwise be able to understand. These pictures and corresponding text would be a good way to pass on social skills to people like her child. She has found that social skills are at the very root and basis of a meaningful life and help enrich the learning experience. This has helped her child to understand difficult concepts and has worked well in conjunction with the medicine he takes from a well recognized physician. She wants to make as much of this new language as she can. This is her first book and hopefully the first of many.

The End of the Kai of the Dark Legacy Cycle details the violent end of the Kai Order - an ancient, spiritual guild of warrior guardians and priestesses who have sworn their lives to protect the Oracle Queen of Atlantis - at the hands of Maniok, the being referred to as the "Great Evil" in the age-old Song of the Oracle King. It is a chronicle of Arkan, the last Kai guardian, and his desperate attempt to save the life of his priestess, who carries his unborn son, and his escape from Atlantis. Book I - Trinity is the story of Kieko, a lonely Lemurian boy of mixed blood who seeks to know more about his absent father's mysterious Atlantean past. Constantly bullied by Aiko, he eventually takes refuge with the village priest in the Kadek Temple, where he studies medicinal and culinary arts, calligraphy, and ultimately, the art of Ki sword. Under the tutelage of the priest, he comes to know the grim truth about his father and is prepared to face the horrific assault of the armies of the Atlantean Empire upon his humble world. And this is just the beginning . . .

This charming story is a children's folktale that I have recreated for Western readers, specifically for children between the ages of five and eleven. There are many versions of this story told all over the world. In this rendition the setting is the jungle of Southern Africa. Young readers will find the little monkey fascinating. He is the innocent hero, sweet and trusting. The crocodile is a master of trickery who entices the little monkey by making up stories about the happenings on the other side of the river. In the end, the little monkey prevails over the treacherous advances of the crocodile My wish is that this tale will entertain the children and convey a positive message that enriches their lives. Thelma Grace Sithole was born in the township of Rimbi in the Chipinge District of Zimbabwe, Africa. She moved to the United States to attend Lake Erie College in Ohio where she majored in Mathematics and minored in English. After receiving her bachelor's degree, she earned a Master's Degree in computer science from the University of Massachusetts in Lowell. She currently is working as a software engineer in the banking industry. The idea of writing this book was born out of the need to finance the Tekeshe Foundation (www.tekeshe.org) which she formed to continue her parents' vision of empowering the young people in the rural areas of Chipinge to grow up to be successful, self-reliant citizens. Please refer to the section entitled "The Tekeshe Foundation" in the back of this book for more information about its goals and the desperate situation faced by the people for whom it was established.