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Lets read some books
If Your Cat Were a Human
Jack the Cat was Very Fat
If Your Cat Were a Human
If Your Cat Were a Human
Leland P. Gamson
Karen Camden Welsh (Illustrator)
If your cat were a human, would she be a singer or a dancer or an athlete? When in school, would she behave or be a trouble maker?
A Song in Her Heart
Jack the Cat was Very Fat
If Your Cat Were a Human
A Song in Her Heart
Kathy Dye
This poignant story was written about the author’s mother and reveals how music affects the lives of not only Alzheimer’s patients but also those around them.
Jack the Cat was Very Fat
Jack the Cat was Very Fat
Jack the Cat was Very Fat
Jack the Cat was Very Fat
Penny Golding
Karna Peck (Illustrator)
4-7
Jack was very fat...but still kept eating.
If Your Dog Were a Human
If Your Dog Were a Human
Jack the Cat was Very Fat
If Your Dog Were a Human
Leland P. Gamson
Karen Camden Welsh (Illustrator)
4-7
If your dog were a human what kind of human would he be? Would he be a cop or a robber, a singer or a pilot? Told rhyming with whimsical illustrations. LELAND P. GAMSON enjoys telling animal stories to children and children’s stories to animals. After retiring from the VA and U.S. Army, he is focusing on writing stories for young people.
Little Red Riding Wolf
If Your Dog Were a Human
Little Red Riding Wolf
Little Red Riding Wolf
Leland P Gamson
Candice Schoonover
4-7
A creative retelling of the classic tale with the role of wolf and humans reversed. This story has a 'Biblical stewardship of the earth' theme. A creative retelling of the classic tale with the role of wolf and humans reversed. Little Red Riding Wolf sets off to Grandma Wolf’s den with a basket of goodies. Will she heed her mother’s advice to avoid humans along the way?
My Buddy and Me
If Your Dog Were a Human
Little Red Riding Wolf
My Buddy and Me
Leland P. Gamson
Karen Camden Welsh (Illustrator)
4-7
How are my dog and me the same and how are we different? During our day together we discover 24 ways that we are the same and 6 ways we are not.
LELAND P. GAMSON enjoys telling animal stories to children and children’s stories to animals. After retiring from the VA and U.S. Army, he is focusing on writing stories for young people.
Be sure to read all of the Rain Gardens books for children by Leland P. Gamson.
by Leland P. Gamson
Illustrated by Karen Camden Welsh
Samuel and the Mystery Puppy
Lokael the Donkey Who Carried Jesus
Samuel and the Mystery Puppy
Samuel and the Mystery Puppy
Leland P. Gamson
Karna Peck (Illustrator)
When Samuel, a street child in a war-torn country, saw a puppy, he tried to rescue him. However, the puppy was always just out of reach.
Noah
Lokael the Donkey Who Carried Jesus
Samuel and the Mystery Puppy
Noah
Karna Peck
Early reader book depicting the Bible story of how Noah brought in all the animals to the ark.
Lokael the Donkey Who Carried Jesus
Lokael the Donkey Who Carried Jesus
Lokael the Donkey Who Carried Jesus
Lokael The Donkey who Carried Jesus
Leland P Gamson
Leah Ann Cledgett (Illustrator)
The donkey was delighted when Jesus chose him to ride through Jerusalem. He tell of experiencing cheering crowds and what happened to Jesus Christ.
...Grab some popcorn...there is more to come...
...Grab some popcorn...there is more to come...
...Grab some popcorn...there is more to come...
...Grab some popcorn...there is more to come...
...Grab some popcorn...there is more to come...
...Grab some popcorn...there is more to come...
Let's read some books
I'm Not a Bad Dog
Samson at the Olympics
I'm Not a Bad Dog
I'm Not a bad Dog
Leland P Gamson
Sunny Graham (Illustrator)
Karna Peck (Illustrator)
I Am Not A Bad Dog. I pull out your shoelaces and pee on the rug. I nip at your fingers like a little thug. But I am not a bad dog. I will tell you why.
Puppy School
Samson at the Olympics
I'm Not a Bad Dog
Puppy School
Leland P Gamson
Nathan Watkins (Illustrator)
A puppy goes to puppy school thinking that he will graduate knowing how to shop, cook and read. Find out in rhyme what he really will learn to do in puppy school.
Samson at the Olympics
Samson at the Olympics
The First day of School
Samson at the Olympics
Leland P Gamson
Loghan O'Pace (Illustrator)
The ancient Greeks invite Israel to field a team at their Olympics. Israel sends a team with one member, Samson. Lampis, the legendary Spartan Olympian, mocks the Israelite for showing up.
The First day of School
the Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter
The First day of School
The First Day of School
Karna Peck
Teach children to help one another when they may need it. They can learn the value of being an ‘angel’
The Pony who Wanted to be a Unicorn
the Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter
the Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter
The Pony Who Wanted to be a Unicorn
Leland P Gamson
Betsy Bleed (Illustrator)
Nikud and his friends like living on a pony farm, but they wish they were not just ordinary ponies. Their wishes come true when they become ponies of special needs children.
the Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter
the Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter
the Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter
The Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter
Leland P Gamson
Candice schoonover (Illustrator)
The Irish Setter is Mailing a Letter is an account of 29 dog breeds playing, working, being annoying and just doing dog activities.
Toby the Lighthouse Keeper
Toby the Lighthouse Keeper
Toby the Lighthouse Keeper
Toby the Lighthouse Keeper
Leland P Gamson
Karna Peck (Illustrator)
Being a lighthouse keeper is not like being on vacation on the sea coast. Toby as he runs a lighthouse with his dog and cat companions. Toby likes his hard job because he knows that he is placed there by God
We Found Brown
Toby the Lighthouse Keeper
Toby the Lighthouse Keeper
We Found Brown
Karna Peck
We Found Brown: Primary and secondary color mixing book for children written by a professional artist and teacher
In the end, all three frogs mix their footprints together to make browns.
Why Can't Dogs Talk
Toby the Lighthouse Keeper
Why Can't Dogs Talk
Why Can’t Dogs Talk?
Leland P Gamson
Alyssa Tanner (Illustrator)
Anna tells her father that her life would be better if her dog, Polly, could talk. Then her father explains how Polly’s talking would turn her life upside down.
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