Freckles the Bunny

Freckles loved being at home with her mom. The day her mom tells her that she must go to school, Freckles is both scared and upset. At school, she learns that things are not as, scary as they seem and even, made a few friends. Meet Boots the kitten, he can't stop grooming his paws. Dreamy the chick, she loves to nap. Tiger the puppy, thinks he's a cat. Norma the fawn, she is shy and can move fast. Lastly, there is Donut the duckling, he loves to do everything in a circle. The books are based on of the author's real-life pets that have their own special personalities like, you will find within the books. The books contain not only funny parts for both parents and children to laugh at, but a lot of rare, additions that you may not find in most children's books.

Freckles wants everything she sees in the stores until one day, she meets another bunny named Stew and learns just how lucky she is to have what she does. Stew's family can't afford to buy everything brand new or shop often. Freckles soon begins to think of ways to help her new friend. Join Freckles and her friends in another funny story for you and your child to enjoy. Children will learn just how lucky they are to have what they do and get a better understanding of those that don't. 28 color illustrations. MORALS/LIFE LESSONS: * Appreciate what you have. * Not everyone is as fortunate as others. * Share. * Donate what you no longer use or need.

Freckles and her friends have always been scared of that one house; the house where a mean, old rabbit, Mr. Loppity lives. Children have constantly avoided him but one day, Freckles learns that everyone must over-come their fears, and sometimes they can't be avoided. She learns that some things you fear most, aren't so scary after all. Freckles and her friends soon begin helping him and also learn that appearances can be deceiving. Join Freckles and her friends in another funny adventure, this time with their siblings. 28 color illustrations. Ages 6+. MORALS/LESSONS LEARNED: * Helping others makes you feel good inside. * Don't believe everything you hear, don't. * Listen to rumors, caring for others *Helping the elderly. * Treat others' property with respect.

Freckles and her friends believe that Christmas is all about presents, that is until their families decide to show them the true meaning of Christmas. Each family embarks on a magical Christmas journey, when they show their children that Christmas is about the love we have for each other. For the first time ever, meet the full family of Freckles, the bunny (the star and lesson learner of the books), Donut the duckling (who loves circles), Norma the fawn (who is, shy and can run quickly), Dreamy the chick (who loves to nap), Boots the kitten (who loves to groom) and Tiger the puppy (who loves to growl and pounce like a tiger). Characters are, based on the author's real pets, with the same unique personalities.53 pages (35 illustrated pages plus 7-8 bonus: family trees, Christmas poem and 2 crafts). MORALS/LESSONS LEARNED: * It is good to donate or volunteer time. * Helping others, caring and sharing. * Christmas is about the love and caring for each other, not about presents. * Helping makes you feel good inside.

Freckles has always been a good little bunny that was, taught to be nice and caring towards others. The opportunity to be popular arises and Freckles soon finds herself choosing popularity over friends. Two classes get to go on a field trip to the local bakery where Boots' brother Sherlock works. Freckles has been, told that Boots' family is not cool and weird. Freckles and her new crowd are laughing at others just because they're not true friends. Join Freckles as she learns that being different is alright, and that being popular doesn't mean you have to be mean, in another funny adventure. Guest appearances by Sherlock, a popular real animal, and Purrsia, a character that will have your child looking to see what is stuck in her fur, in every illustration she is in. MORALS/LESSONS LEARNED: * Peer pressure. * Do what is right and not what others tell you. * Being popular doesn't mean you have to be a bully. * Treat others the way you want to be, treated. * It is not nice to laugh or make fun of others' misfortunes.

Freckles is sure she will win the anti-bullying poster contest. Freckles is very disappointed when she learns Stew wins. With the help of the snobby weasel girls, she shows Stew how mad and jealous she is. Meanwhile, Freckles' lies have caused fighting among her classmates. They start lying, name-calling, hitting and more. Will the friends, remember why they drew these, posters or will they, remain bullies? MORALS/LESSONS LEARNED: * Consequences of actions. * Think safe. * Jealousy and revenge can lead to bad things. * How to treat friends with respect. * How to overcome jealousy and anger. * Bullying is wrong. * The different forms of bullying (except cyber-bullying)