Fables and Tales are stories I have attempted to retell to the best of my memory for all the Caribbean and Guyanese/Canadian parents and grandparents to read to their little ones. It will enrich your... More > relationship with them and help them to understand you even better and cherish these memories.< Less
The stories contained in this book are all guest stories; I take no credit for these stories. They have been retold for my grandchildren’s enjoyment and edification of Canadian and American... More > first nation legends. My hope is to teach them to respect all cultures and all people regardless of their religious beliefs or cultural background.
My in tensions were to teach them that every culture is unique in its own way, and people should not be judged by the clothes they wear, the colour of their skin, the accent they might have in their speech or the type of food they consume.
My heart’s desire is that we all strive to be very tolerant people in this cultural diverse society in which we live. Tolerant of each other, knowing that from a distance, we all look the same, and we were all those cute and innocent little babies who were loved and cherished before we became adults.< Less
The stories contained in this book are all guest stories; I take no credit for these stories. They have been retold for my grandchildren’s enjoyment and edification of Canadian and American... More > first nation legends. My hope is to teach them to respect all cultures and all people regardless of their religious beliefs or cultural background.
My in tensions were to teach them that every culture is unique in its own way, and people should not be judged by the clothes they wear, the colour of their skin, the accent they might have in their speech or the type of food they consume.
My heart’s desire is that we all strive to be very tolerant people in this cultural diverse society in which we live. Tolerant of each other, knowing that from a distance, we all look the same, and we were all those cute and innocent little babies who were loved and cherished before we became adults.< Less
This book is about a little orphan girl, who is very sad about many things in her life. However, she finds comfort in reading. To take her mind off her tormenter, she explores the world of books.... More > Bubbles was very good at using her imagination, I guess you can say she was a dreamer and you know what she says, “Her dreams can take her everywhere.”< Less
The stories contained in this book are all guest stories; I take no credit for these stories. They have been retold for my grandchildren’s enjoyment and edification of Canadian and American... More > first nation legends. My hope is to teach them to respect all cultures and all people regardless of their religious beliefs or cultural background.
My in tensions were to teach them that every culture is unique in its own way, and people should not be judged by the clothes they wear, the colour of their skin, the accent they might have in their speech or the type of food they consume.
My heart’s desire is that we all strive to be very tolerant people in this cultural diverse society in which we live. Tolerant of each other, knowing that from a distance, we all look the same, and we were all those cute and innocent little babies who were loved and cherished before we became adults.< Less
The stories contained in this book are all guest stories; I take no credit for these stories. They have been retold for my grandchildren’s enjoyment and edification of Canadian and American... More > first nation legends. My hope is to teach them to respect all cultures and all people regardless of their religious beliefs or cultural background.
My in tensions were to teach them that every culture is unique in its own way, and people should not be judged by the clothes they wear, the colour of their skin, the accent they might have in their speech or the type of food they consume.
My heart’s desire is that we all strive to be very tolerant people in this cultural diverse society in which we live. Tolerant of each other, knowing that from a distance, we all look the same, and we were all those cute and innocent little babies who were loved and cherished before we became adults.< Less
This book is about a little orphan girl, who is very sad about many things in her life. However, she finds comfort in reading. To take her mind off her tormenter, she explores the world of books.... More > Bubbles was very good at using her imagination, I guess you can say she was a dreamer and you know what she says, “Her dreams can take her everywhere.”< Less
This book is about a little orphan girl, who is very sad about many things in her life. However, she finds comfort in reading. To take her mind off her tormenter, she explores the world of books. ... More > She read and discusses the books with her imaginary best friend Angel Angelina in the following series.< Less
This book is about a little orphan girl, who is very sad about many things in her life. However, she finds comfort in reading. To take her mind off her tormenter, she explores the world of books. ... More > She read and discusses the books with her imaginary best friend Angel Angelina in the following series.< Less
These books were written for the enjoyment of children, especially boys. Anansi teaches many moral lessons from which to learn, that can be applied to their daily living in which to deal with... More > life’s little dilemmas. This book is the final volume in a series of ten books. Anansi, a mischievous spider, finds himself constantly learning some of the life’s most important lessons.
This book includes stories of Anansi interacting with different Animals that are all animals of the Guyana Rain forest. It includes Anansi showing his very vulnerable side when he was almost poisoned by Labaria snake who was much more cunning than him. Then his more human and gentler side as Anansi begs Pygmy Anteater to save him from the wrath of tiger. And yet another side of him, his greedy side when Bushmaster Snake rebukes him for being selfish. These and other Anansi stories can be found this final volume in a series of ten books.< Less
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