Janice Spina is a prolific author whose work spans genres for both children and adults. Her children's books, often featuring animal characters and brought to life with her husband's illustrations, aim to foster a love of reading from an early age. Spina's storytelling for younger audiences is designed to impart important lessons through engaging narratives. She also crafts compelling novels for older readers, exploring themes of mystery, suspense, and romance. Driven by a continuous flow of ideas, Spina is dedicated to capturing these stories before they are lost.
Jeffrey is a nervous giraffe due to a terrible story on the day of his birth. He remembers that day and is frightened of any kind of noises or unexpected things happening to him. His mother tells him that he is stronger than he thinks.One day Jeffrey meets another giraffe who needs his help. Read this story in rhyme and find out what important lesson Jeffrey learns when he thinks of others before himself.
Once upon a time there were two children who loved their father so much that they missed him terribly each time he had to leave to go away to find buyers for his woodworking.The two children, Chris and Kim, were each given a gift made by their father to keep close to them until he could return. They worried whether he would return and prayed on the first star they saw each night that he would come It shows that being kind to others by putting others before you can be rewarding. Also, some things like love and good health are far more important than riches.
Children's book - Colby is one of a litter of four kittens. The kittens get into all kinds of trouble. Being the biggest and strongest, Colby's mother expects him to watch over the smaller kittens and keep them safe. Read and find out what Colby does to meet his mother's expectations.
This book is based on my dog, Lucy, who I had for 16 years. She was quite a character and did all the things that are in this book. She loved my spaghetti with homemade sauce, watched TV shows featuring animals, hated baths, "sang" when music was played, and had two cherished possessions, a knotted rag and a ball. I hope you will enjoy reading about Lucy. She is no longer with us and can never be replaced.