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Parenting With Love... Without Anger or Stress Bob Lancer Bob Lancer's groundbreaking parenting book will help you learn how to bring our your child's great potential as you maintain your peaceful and loving self-control. You can guide your child's behavior without anger, draining power-struggles or stress. Find out how to delightfully avoid and to calmly and successfully solve problems like tantrums, public misbehavior, whining, not listening, disrespect, sibling rivalry, bedtime and mealtime. Make leaving in the morning, sleeping through the night, and following directions smooth and harmonious. You will even see how to improve your relationship with your spouse (or ex) to improve your child's behavior. The sooner you read this book, the sooner your parenting goals happen. |
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Duncan the Circus Dinosaur
Written & Illustrated by Michelle Glennon Sure to produce some giggles! Duncan is a young dinosaur that has big dreams for himself. He wants to join the circus. Before he starts on his journey, he thinks he better ask those closest to him what they think of his idea. One by one, he tries to convince his loved ones that he is ready for the circus. It's a wonderful story told in brilliantly colorful illustrations. Find out for yourself if dinosaurs belong in the circus. |
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Ranting Ramona and the Temper of Doom Written and Illustrated by Michelle Glennon This is a perfect story to help children to control their inappropriate behavior. Ramona is a girl who must always have her own way. She fights with her brother and yells at the dog. Her parents worry when she flings herself on the ground and stomps her feet in defiance, until one day when her father has her pound a nail in the yard fence every time she loses her temper. It doesn't take long before she becomes their sweet and thoughtful Ramona. |
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Not-So-Scary Little Ghost
Written & Illustrated by Michelle Glennon Sure to be a Halloween classic! Gabriel, a smaller than average little ghost, has a big problem. He doesn't scare people very well. And it's not due to lack of practice, he just doesn't look very scary. He has to work extra hard at his job to be a success. He prepares all year for his big night - Halloween. When he becomes a finely tuned scaring machine, he uses his techniques on his friends and neighbors. He's not so happy with the results. In the end, Gabriel finally discovers that he prefers to have friends than to be a scary little ghost. He'll leave that job for the larger than average ghosts. A funny and delightful story told in brilliant illustrations. |
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