The Lonely Donkey

Henry, a small donkey, was removed from his home where he had friends and brought to a very hostile environment. This caused Henry to feel lonely and angry. Henry found God's purpose for his life and experienced grace and joy in fulfilling his purpose for life.

When the Lonely Donkey is sold to a stranger amazing things happen. He is taken to a new town and introduced to the stranger's pregnant wife. How could the little donkey help this young couple? He soon found out. He was to help carry the young woman, Mary, to Bethlehem. The couple treated the Lonely Donkey with kindness, but he still felt alone. When the tired family reached their destination they could not find a place to stay. Thankfully, a kind innkeeper provided room in his stable. That was where the tiny baby was born. Jesus.

Follow the adventures of a young donkey as he searches the barnyard for his mommy, meeting various barnyard animals along the way. The Lonely Little Donkey is the perfect book to read to your young child. The book introduces your child to various barnyard animals and the sounds they make in a story line that is easily to follow and gives your child the happy ending they deserve. The Lonely Little Donkey is also a great book for children just starting to read. With its easy sentence structure, interactive pictures and proactive story line, your new reader can enhance their reading skills in a easy and enjoyable format.

It was almost Halloween of 1953. My friends and I had been so busy that we hadn't even thought about costumes. Then Ruby heard a scream one night. She thought it might be a ghost, but her brother George laughed at that idea. OK, we all laughed. But Ruby insisted she'd heard something. Then George heard it too! What did we find? What did we decide to be for Halloween?

Kids will love this cumulative and hysterical read-aloud! The original viral sensation! "I was walking down the road and I saw... a donkey, Hee Haw! And he only had three legs! He was a wonky donkey." Children will be in fits of laughter with this perfect read-aloud tale of an endearing donkey. By the book's final page, readers end up with a spunky hanky-panky cranky stinky-dinky lanky honky-tonky winky wonky donkey!

Introducing the Medieval Ass presents a lucid, accessible, and comprehensive picture of the ass’s enormous socio-economic and cultural significance in the Middle Ages and beyond. In the Middle Ages, the ass became synonymous with human idiocy, a comic figure representing foolish peasants, students too dull to learn, and their asinine teachers. This trope of foolishness was so prevalent that by the eighteenth century the word ‘ass’ had been replaced by ‘donkey’. Economically, the medieval ass was a vital, utilitarian beast of burden, rather like today’s ubiquitous white van; culturally, however, the medieval ass enjoyed a rich, paradoxical reputation. Its hard work was praised, but its obstinacy condemned. It exemplified the good Christian, humbly bearing Christ to Jerusalem, but also represented Sloth, a mortal sin. Its potent sexual reputation – one literary ass had sex with a woman – was simultaneously linked to sterility and, to this day, ‘ass’ and ‘arse’ remain culturally-connected homophones.

Dave "The Big Donkey" was a lonely donkey who lived in a park and had no one who was kind to him.Why were the other donkey's not so kind to Dave? You wonder, in the story of "The Big Donkey" which is Dave, you will find Jade the only donkey who was kind to him. You will find how they were rewarded for being the most loving and kindest donkey's in the park.

In the collection of short stories entitled From Donkey's Mouth, the author assumes the name of Juggernaut to share his travel experiences on the Big Island, Hawaii, and living in India, Caribbean and the United States. In some stories, as a bystander looking at the events, Juggernaut discusses issues with a view that world is what it is with changes hard to come.