Perfect for reluctant readers or kids learning how to read

Follow along as a Copper Colored Cajankler tries new things and finds out what they like, and don't like, with fun-sounding "c" words The wacky and colorful illustrations will keep kids engaged as they learn new words, alliteration, and that it's okay to like what they like. This book is great for beginner readers, but it also teaches children that's it okay to be exactly who they are.

A Giant Ginger Garbula likes globe-trotting, gondola riding, gargoyle searching and gem gathering. They even like to gallivant, gallop, guffaw and guzzle Read this fun tongue-twister and laugh as a Giant Ginger Garbula shows you colorful places and tries different things.

About the Author
White, Virginia K.: - Virginia K. White was born in South Dakota but grew up in Nebraska. She taught English in NE, WY, and CO. Kids, teaching, writing, and animals are among the things she loves. After 40 years in the classroom, she was able to put those loves together and write for young readers, a long time goal. She reads and talks to young readers in elementary schools as well as volunteers in the classroom of one of her former students, now an art teacher. Her philosophy is "If you write for young readers, you need to be around young readers!"Sabater, Gaspar: - Gaspar Sabater graduated from the visual art school in Mar del Plata as a professional illustrator. He also studied with artists in the comic and graphic industry which provided him an opportunity to reach and develop children's imagination and creativity through art. While working as a penciler for a comic publishing house, he realized his passion was communicating with kids in the creative language of art. He is the illustrator for Virginia K. White's Little Honker Series and Glasses for Margie.

"a fun, educational and whimsical book...Virginia K. White did an excellent job of writing a book for the young reader who does not know how to read or who is just learning how." -- Readers' Favorite

A Scarlet Striped Schinkler likes swimming, sailing, swinging, and sliding--but they never like seesawing. Read along as a Scarlet Striped Schinkler figures out things they like and dislike with fun-sounding "s" words The wacky and colorful illustrations will keep kids engaged as they learn new words, alliteration, and that it's okay to like what they like

About the Author
White, Virginia K.: - Virginia K. White was born in South Dakota but grew up in Nebraska. She taught English in NE, WY, and CO. Kids, teaching, writing, and animals are among the things she loves. After 40 years in the classroom, she was able to put those loves together and write for young readers, a long time goal. She reads and talks to young readers in elementary schools as well as volunteers in the classroom of one of her former students, now an art teacher. Her philosophy is If you write for young readers, you need to be around young readers!

A Whiskered Wogler likes water skiing, washboard-playing, wagon rides, and water polo. They even like wreath-making, woodwind playing, worm digging, and wool weaving. Read along as a Whiskered Wogler tries many things and shows you what they like and don't like in this story filled with fun and hilarious alliteration.

About the Author
White, Virginia K.: - Virginia K. White was born in South Dakota but grew up in Nebraska. She taught English in NE, WY, and CO. Kids, teaching, writing, and animals are among the things she loves. After 40 years in the classroom, she was able to put those loves together and write for young readers, a long time goal. She reads and talks to young readers in elementary schools as well as volunteers in the classroom of one of her former students, now an art teacher. Her philosophy is If you write for young readers, you need to be around young readers!