When David Michael Seagull rescued a lonesome starfish from being stranded upon the shore, little did he know that the effort of one individual could make such a tremendous difference. His example... More > proved to be a lesson for all.
Based and inspired from the book The Star Thrower by Loren Eiseley (1907-1977).< Less
Special full colored art & illustrations by Dawn M. Landrum. This is the delightful story of a Bee with a funny name – Kangaroo – and a flower who would love to have a name all of her... More > own. Kangaroo leaves his hive in search of nectar and when he returns his beloved Nurse Bee is gone. Follow his adventures as he travels far and wide searching for her; all the while learning life lessons that one can only gain through experience. In the end, he finds out that a name does indeed mean something, and that a rose by any other name can sometimes be just as sweet.< Less
Special full colored art & illustrations by Dawn M. Landrum. This is the delightful story of a Bee with a funny name - Kangaroo - and a flower who would love to have a name all of her own. ... More > Kangaroo leaves his hive in search of nectar and when he returns his beloved Nurse Bee is gone. Follow his adventures as he travels far and wide searching for her; all the while learning life lessons that one can only gain through experience. In the end, he finds out that a name does indeed mean something, and that a rose by any other name can sometimes be just as sweet.< Less
When David Michael Seagull rescued a lonesome starfish from being stranded upon the shore, little did he know that the effort of one individual could make such a tremendous difference. His example... More > proved to be a lesson for all.
Based and inspired from the book The Star Thrower by Loren Eiseley (1907-1977).
Beautifully illustrated by Dawn M. Landrum.< Less
In this very personal yet scientifically accurate book, RV Siegel shares with her readers, one child’s bad experiences with food. She was herself that child.
But her own experiences led her... More > to further research and the realization that poor eating habits – often so severe as to be life-threatening – have become an epidemic amongst millions of our children. Citing the latest research, this gripping book paints a starkly realistic portrayal of this grave problem…and what we as parents, educators and society at large can do to solve it!< Less
A special black & white edition: More illustrations added!
This is the delightful story of a Bee with a funny name – Kangaroo – and a flower who would love to have a name all of her... More > own. Kangaroo leaves his hive in search of nectar and when he returns his beloved Nurse Bee is gone. Follow his adventures as he travels far and wide searching for her; all the while learning life lessons that one can only gain through experience. In the end, he finds out that a name does indeed mean something, and that a rose by any other name can sometimes be just as sweet.
Art & illustrations by Dawn M. Landrum. Back cover inspiration by Greg Summers.< Less
The story A Bee Called Kangaroo has profound and idealistic points about resilience, hope, life, love, and self-awareness. In it, Kangaroo traveled for miles and miles to find the reason why his... More > Nurse Bee had given him a name. He met a wild flower with no name and a friendly old oak tree named Griff. Kangaroo told them tales of his adventure.
The author reveals her own views about the triumphs and troubles of mankind, and the simple wisdom that love is all encompassing and universal. These are all mirrored in each page in the lives of all the characters in this profound and insightful book. Black & white illustrations by Dawn M. Landrum. Back cover art & inspiration by Greg Summers.< Less
When David Michael Seagull rescued a lonesome starfish from being stranded upon the shore, little did he know that the effort of one individual could make such a tremendous difference. His example... More > proved to be a lesson for all.
Based and inspired from the book The Star Thrower by Loren Eiseley (1907-1977).< Less
When David Michael Seagull rescued a lonesome starfish from being stranded upon the shore, little did he know that the effort of one individual could make such a tremendous difference. His example... More > proved to be a lesson for all.
Based and inspired from the book The Star Thrower by Loren Eiseley (1907-1977).
Beautifully illustrated by Dawn M. Landrum.< Less
Special full colored art & illustrations by Dawn M. Landrum. This is the delightful story of a Bee with a funny name – Kangaroo – and a flower who would love to have a name all of her... More > own. Kangaroo leaves his hive in search of nectar and when he returns his beloved Nurse Bee is gone. Follow his adventures as he travels far and wide searching for her; all the while learning life lessons that one can only gain through experience. In the end, he finds out that a name does indeed mean something, and that a rose by any other name can sometimes be just as sweet.< Less
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