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This entertaining book looks at the words “Stop” and “Go” in different situations and is intended to impart a sense of caution to one before proceeding. Supported by: monkeypen.com  

A heartwarming story about a happy monkey who travels the world looking for adventures. As the story moves along at a quick pace, the monkey learns about the balance between the good and the bad in the world. And he makes up his mind to live without ever causing harm to others. Supported by: monkeypen.com

Samantha the Girl Scientist is a fun book with two simple experiments for the inquiring mind. It’s intended to stimulate the young reader’s interest in the Sciences It is written towards the interests of girls. It’s sequel, Samuel the Boy Scientist, is written towards the interests of boys. Supported by: monkeypen.com  

Samuel the Boy Scientist is a fun book with two simple experiments for the inquiring mind. It’s intended to stimulate the young reader’s interest in the Sciences and written towards the interests of boys. It’s sequel, Samantha the Girl Scientist, is written towards the interests of girls. Supported by: monkeypen.com  

Up, Down and All Around is intended to motivate the young readers in always being observant to what is around them. Look up, look down, look all around for safety and fun. Supported by: monkeypen.com  

Rhyme and rhythm, fishing and father, story and splendid illustrations – this simple, delightful book has it all. An entire week of rollicking fishing fun that little readers will love to read or listen to.  

This book is intended for any youngster (or maybe adult) who wants to overcome the challenge of the basic Times 9 Table or wants to be able to multiply two-digit numbers by 11 in their head. Yes, it takes a little practice but there are a couple of tricks to make it easier. Now, in

Clarice The Cat is a cute story of love and tolerance, from the cat’s perspective. It’s cute, entertaining, and makes for a great bedtime story.  

In this time of change many people believe that the word “No” is, shall we say, a less than positive word, and shouldn’t be used with children. Everything should be positive. It is becoming a “Yes” world but maybe “No” still has its place.