There's a Turkey at the Door by Mirka M.G. Breen
Published 2011 by Hometown 520 LLC
When a family hosts a turkey rather than eat one, the real celebration begins.
“There’s a Turkey at the Door” is a book that vegetarian families will treasure, but all families will enjoy. It is a warm, humorous and whimsical story with a universal message about acceptance. As a vegetarian for over 40 years who raised three vegetarian children, I can strongly relate to Niles’ feelings of being an outsider, of needing to explain how his family is “different,” when asked, each year, by his teacher to write about “Turkey Day.” When a wild turkey appears at Niles’ doors on Thanksgiving, “Turkey Day” takes on an all new and very special meaning.
~Sue Klapholz, M.D., Ph.D Stanford University
Published 2011 by Hometown 520 LLC
When a family hosts a turkey rather than eat one, the real celebration begins.
“There’s a Turkey at the Door” is a book that vegetarian families will treasure, but all families will enjoy. It is a warm, humorous and whimsical story with a universal message about acceptance. As a vegetarian for over 40 years who raised three vegetarian children, I can strongly relate to Niles’ feelings of being an outsider, of needing to explain how his family is “different,” when asked, each year, by his teacher to write about “Turkey Day.” When a wild turkey appears at Niles’ doors on Thanksgiving, “Turkey Day” takes on an all new and very special meaning.
~Sue Klapholz, M.D., Ph.D Stanford University
Fantastic Flight by Barbara Bockman
Published 2011 by Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
from Amazon: After one night at her grandparents' beach house, Jessica is ready to go home to Mommy and Daddy. Grandma suggests a fantastic outing with Grandpa that sounds like fun. The balloon Grandpa buys for Jessica takes them on a fantastic flight where they meet some unusual characters.
Published 2011 by Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
from Amazon: After one night at her grandparents' beach house, Jessica is ready to go home to Mommy and Daddy. Grandma suggests a fantastic outing with Grandpa that sounds like fun. The balloon Grandpa buys for Jessica takes them on a fantastic flight where they meet some unusual characters.
Goodnight, Ark by Laura Sassi, published Aug 2014 by Zonderkidz
“A breezy text kept afloat by the buoyant illustrations – —if only Mrs. Noah had been invited along for the ride as well.” – Kirkus Reviews
“A breezy text kept afloat by the buoyant illustrations – —if only Mrs. Noah had been invited along for the ride as well.” – Kirkus Reviews
I’m Not Afraid of That! by Trine Grillo, Published in 2011 by Orchard House Press
“A delightful book, entertaining and comforting. The perfect goodnight story for children and adults to share.”
~Margarita Engle
Newbery Honor Winning Author of The Surrender Tree
“A delightful book, entertaining and comforting. The perfect goodnight story for children and adults to share.”
~Margarita Engle
Newbery Honor Winning Author of The Surrender Tree