Child Services

Service dogs are the hands, legs, eyes, or ears of a person with disabilities. Labrador retrievers and German shepherds are well suited for the work of a service dog. They have a love of people and great energy. They are strong, calm, and patient. They do not chase other dogs, birds, squirrels, or cats. They excel at all kinds of jobs when properly trained.

This is a wonderful story about New Orleans native, Casey Ferrand. Casey and her family live in New Orleans, where the people enjoy crawfish. If you're from "N'awlins", it is "crawfish". Some say "crayfish", and we love them the same and know what they mean. Casey's family is having their yearly Family and Friends Crawfish Boil. Everyone is invited. There even turns out to be a special guest that no one expected.

This book is for you to help your child find delight in the Sabbath. Listen together. By completing the activities at the end of the book, you will discover how your child feels about the Sabbath. Write down his/her answers to the questions. Your child can color on a separate sheet of paper, then cut and paste into the book.

Bubba the Coughing Bee is perfect for the parent and child looking for a good bedtime story with a little adventure, humor, and some entertaining creatures that have their own way of looking at life's many problems.

You can't make the big NASCAR Race this weekend? In My First NASCAR Race author Mickey Frazier, Sr. gives you an inside look at an event-filled weekend. The excitement, speed, wrecks, and personalities make NASCAR the fastest growing sport in the world. See for yourself. A must-listen for children and young Adults!

A World of Beauty: Tales from Pavlysh contains 19 charming little tales about the beauty of the natural world, and how nature supports all living creatures. A chicken hatches some duck eggs. A rowan tree welcomes some beautiful crested birds to feed on its berries. A blade of grass slumbers through the winter and awakens to joyfully greet the spring. In some of the stories, people engage with this beauty. A child admires the magic beauty of a snowflake, “a six-pointed star, so beautiful and shiny, that a fairy-tale master might have cut it from a plate of silver”.

After a bicycle accident makes Bailey's daddy nervous about the road and cars, Bailey’s daddy decides to try to train him to be a service dog to help him through some hard times. In this story, Bailey gets more and more curious about the world around him as he grows up. Bailey’s daddy tries to train Bailey to sit quietly in noisy places and how to be friendly to all the new people he meets, including a baby! Bailey enjoys learning his new manners mostly when he can help his daddy relax.