Join Cinnabun the rabbit on his fun and educational adventure to learn the alphabet! Along the way, he meets many different animals who teach him something new about each letter. From A for Anteater to Z for Zebra, Cinnabun discovers the amazing diversity of the animal kingdom and a fun fact about each of his alphabetic acquaintances. This book is a great way to introduce young readers to the letters of the alphabet and animals with bite-sized fun facts. With colorful illustrations and engaging facts, this book will spark your child’s curiosity and imagination. Cinnabun’s Alphabet Adventure is a perfect read-aloud story for preschoolers and early readers.

Cinnabun is a rabbit who loves to go on adventures. One day, he finds a penguin who has lost his way and needs to get back to his home in Antarctica. Cinnabun decides to help him and together they embark on a journey to find the young penguins family. Along the way, they face many challenges but also have fun and learn about different animals and environments. They meet other animals who help them along their journey, and they discover the beauty and diversity of the world. Will Cinnabun and his penguin friend make it to Antarctica? Find out in this thrilling and heartwarming story of friendship and courage.

The story here is told in verseto help your child with reading.Your child will find the words that rhymeand follow as you're leading.This picture book for children between the ages of three and eight tells the story of a little rabbit who takes matters into his own hands when he finds the library closed for inventory. Little Bunny’s Own Storybook is a celebration of libraries, literacy, family, and the initiative and creativity of children (both human and rabbit).ReviewsThis book is a treasure! It will inspire children and parents alike to get their creative juices flowing.- Shelly Sangrey, homeschool mom of 11 kidsLittle Bunny’s Own Storybook by Margaret Welwood is a delightful story ab...

Sarah, a seashell born with a hole in her shell, dreams of a place where she will be loved and accepted. One day, while people watching on the shore, she finds more than she ever imagined in a mother and daughter.

This book helps children understand acceptance is out there even if they do not feel it in their current situation. Being different in one place may mean being perfect in another if you just keep looking.

Christy Wooten is a freelance writer and photographer. She lives in Texas with her four-legged furry children including canines and sugar gliders. She can be reached at www.facebook.com/theseashellnecklace.