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Our heroine's grandma tells our heroine that everyone needs to get ready for baby's first Christmas! And that includes everyone inside and outside of the house. And this time our heroine knows what her sweet grandma means! And so, she goes about telling everyone what her grandma said, beginning (as usual) with the elephant! Think about why this was a special Christmas for everyone as you practice reading skills, and as you build your reading...

Our heroine's great grandma tells our heroine that life is full of choices, and our heroine is left wondering what Great Grandma meant! Was she supposed to make some sort of an important choice today? And our heroine (as usual) decides to ask everyone she knows what they think about what Great Grandma said. And (once again) she begins with the elephant! Think about what you would tell our heroine as you practice reading skills, and as you bu...

Our heroine's mother shouted out to our heroine, "What goes around comes around! It's like instant karma!" And our heroine, confused by what her mother shouted out as our heroine headed out to play, decides to do what she always does! And she asks all her friends what they think about what her mother said, beginning with the elephant! And in the end, our heroine figures out all by herself what her dear, sweet mother had meant by what she'd sai...

Penelope Dyan became a teacher, an award winning published writer, a vocalist, and a mother and an attorney, all while following her dreams! And her happy life proves one hundred percent that dreams really do come true! It was the lifelong experiences of the author, Penelope Dyan, and her great desire to do good in this world, along with her love for nature's creatures, the law, the laws of mother nature, and her deep concern for others, that ...

Our heroine's great grandma comes to visit. And when Great Grandma tells her that 'sometimes the sky cries', our heroine doesn't understand what her great grandma means, and so, she goes about telling everyone she knows (beginning with the elephant) what her great grandma told her, to find out if they have any thoughts on the subject. And in the end, she figures it out for herself! Think about what you think our heroine's great grandma meant...

Penelope Dyan became a teacher, an award winning published writer, a vocalist, and a mother and an attorney, all while following her dreams! And her happy life proves one hundred percent that dreams really do come true! It was the lifelong experiences of the author, Penelope Dyan, and her great desire to do good in this world, along with her love for nature's creatures, the law, and her deep concern for others, that led to the creation of this...

Penelope Dyan became a teacher, an award winning published writer, a vocalist, and a mother and an attorney, all while following her dreams! And her happy life proves one hundred percent that dreams really do come true! It was the lifelong experiences of the author, Penelope Dyan, and her great desire to do good in this world, along with her love for nature's creatures, the law, and her deep concern for others, that led to the creation of this...

Penelope Dyan became a teacher, an award winning published writer, a vocalist, and a mother, and an attorney, all while following her dreams! And her happy life proves one hundred percent that dreams really do come true! It was the lifelong experiences of the author, Penelope Dyan, and her great desire to do good in this world, along with her love for nature's creatures, the law, and her deep concern for others, that led to the creation of thi...

Penelope Dyan became a teacher, an award winning published writer, a vocalist, and a mother and an attorney, all while following her dreams! And her happy life proves one hundred percent that dreams really do come true! It was the lifelong experiences of the author, Penelope Dyan, and her great desire to do good in this world, along with her love for nature's creatures and her deep concern for others, that led to the creation of this book, "Th...

Penelope Dyan became a teacher, an award winning published writer, a vocalist, and a mother and an attorney, all while following her dreams! And her happy life proves one hundred percent that dreams really do come true! It was the lifelong experiences of the author, Penelope Dyan, and her great desire to do good in this world, along with her love for nature's creatures, the law, and her deep concern for others, that led to the creation of this...

Penelope Dyan became a teacher, an award winning published writer, a vocalist, and a mother and an attorney, all while following her dreams! And her happy life proves one hundred percent that dreams really do come true! It was the lifelong experiences of the author, Penelope Dyan, and her great desire to do good in this world, along with her love for nature's creatures, the law, and her deep concern for others, that led to the creation of this...

Our heroine's great grandma tells our heroine, "Life is not my way or the highway!" And our heroine is left wondering what Great Grandma meant! Did her great grandma think she had been wanting her own way? And if not, why did Great Grandma say what she said? Our heroine simply did not know! And so, our heroine decides to tell everyone she knows what Great Grandma said just to see what they have to say about it! And she begins with the elephant...

Thanksgiving is coming, and the entire family knows what they want to eat to celebrate. But then, our heroine decides that there must be more to Thanksgiving than a celebratory meal. And so, (as usual) our heroine decides to ask everyone she knows what they think about Thanksgiving. And she begins with the elephant! But they all tell her the same thing, and she is left wondering why everyone celebrates Thanksgiving because they have no answers...

As our heroine was heading outside to play, our heroine's mother said, "You can go up a ladder, and after you go up, you can go down! OR you can stay where you are, right there on the ground!" And our heroine (confused by what her mother said) headed right out the door to tell everyone she could think of what her mother said to see what they thought about what her mother said. And (as usual) she began with her friend, the elephant! Think abo...

Our heroine's great Grandma tells our heroine that a stitch in time saves nine, and our heroine is left wondering what Great Grandma meant! Did something need mending? And if something needed mending, then what was she supposed to do? Our heroine decides to ask everyone she knows what they think about what Great Grandma meant! And (as usual)she begins with her friend, the elephant! Think about what you would tell our heroine, if she asked yo...

Our heroine's mother simply told our heroine, "Nobody knows everything!" as our heroine (confused by what her mother had said) headed out the door to play! And then (because she couldn't stop thinking abut what her mother had said) our heroine did what she always does, and she told everyone what her mother said to find out what they thought about what her mother told her. And (as usual) she began with her friend, the elephant! Think about wh...

Our heroine's mother told our heroine to beware of idle tongues as our heroine was heading out the door to play! And then, our heroine (as usual) does what she always does, and she tells all her friends (beginning with the elephant) what her mother said, to hear their thoughts about what her mother said. Because (once again) our heroine does not understand what her mother meant when her mother said, "Beware of idle tongues!" Think about what...

As our heroine was going out the door to roller skate, her mother shouted out to her, "What goes around comes around!" And our heroine (confused by what her mother had said) decided to see if the elephant knew what her mother had meant by what she said. And after that, our heroine told everyone else she knew what her mother had said, even the monkey in the apple tree, to find out what they thought about what her mother had said. Think about...

Our heroine's great grandma comes to visit. And when our heroine goes out the front door to play, Great Grandma tells her, "We can't change yesterday!" And our heroine doesn't understand why her great grandma told her this and wonders if she did something wrong the day before, and so, she goes about telling everyone she knows (beginning with her friend, the elephant) what her great grandma told her, to find out if they have any thoughts on the...

In 'The Mayor of Garret' (1764), Samuel Foote, a Cornish dramatist, actor and theatre manager, wrote, "Who can make a purse out of a sow's ear?" And when our heroine's mother tells our heroine her grandma can make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, as our heroine is going out to play, as usual, our heroine doesn't know why or what her mother meant by what she said. And so, she does what she always does, and sets out to find out if anyone else wi...