Böcker av Andrew Robert Abel

"Adopt a Dinosaur" is a whimsical and educational book that takes readers on a delightful journey through the world of dinosaurs and their unsuitability as pets. The book's charming verses introduce a variety of well-known dinosaurs, highlighting the many reasons why they are not suitable to be kept in our homes. From the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex to the soaring Pteranodon, each dinosaur's characteristics are humorously dissected to underscore the challenges they would pose as pets.Author Andrew Abel skillfully combines humor and science to create an entertaining and educational book that will captivate young minds and leave them with a newfound appreciation for the magnificent creatures that once roamed the Earth. This charming book is a must-read for any child fascinated by dinosaurs and a perfect addition to any library or classroom.

In "I Like Earth: It's the best place to live," author Andrew Abel takes young readers on an enchanting journey through our solar system, offering a whimsical and educational exploration of Earth and its celestial neighbors. With playful rhymes and vivid illustrations, the book encourages children to appreciate the uniqueness of our home planet."I Like Earth" instills a sense of wonder and appreciation for our planet's natural wonders, from its vast oceans to towering mountains. The book sends a heartwarming message about the importance of cherishing our Earth.This book is perfect for young readers, parents, and educators looking to inspire a love for our planet and the desire to protect it for generations to come. Whether read at home or in the classroom, this book will leave a lasting impression, reminding us all that Earth is a truly special place to call home.

This is a story about Wilf and his band of brothers who love to play soccer.The book has playful rhymes and a lighthearted tone, and encourages young readers to appreciate the value of teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. It's a perfect read for children and adults alike who want to experience the magic of football and the enduring bonds it creates.This story is a simple reminder of the value of having a good group of faithful friends, to persevere, but not to be too distracted by short-term success or failure.

The story of the Prodigal (meaning wasteful) Son is probably one of the most powerful and moving stories ever told, and it's one we can all relate to.The original story is found in the Bible and could be both a true story as well as an allegory. Jesus artfully crafts the tale to show that God has a heart of compassion for the rebellious and selfish child, and that God longs to restore that relationship with one who returns in repentance and humility. But God also has a deep heart of love for the child who stays close to home and family, and occasionally needs reminding of Jesus's profound love for them too.This book is a retelling of this story in rhyme.

This is a retelling of the Bible story of Jonah in rhyme. The story tells the full story of Jonah including the vine and the worm, and tries to get to the meaning of the story."The Whale & the Worm" engages young hearts and minds with its rhythmic and rhyming verses. It is meant to be a book that the parent reader and the child will enjoy.

Este libro está inspirado en las búsquedas del tesoro que mi padre organizaba para sus nietos usando pistas dibujadas a mano. Las pistas visuales significan que incluso los niños pequeños que aún no saben leer pueden jugar. Una generación más tarde, mis hijas, ahora con sus propios hijos, me piden que construya estos senderos del tesoro para sus hijos.La historia sigue a los niños por la casa mientras buscan pistas que los lleven a diferentes objetos. El libro es adecuado tanto para lectores jóvenes como para prelectores. Fomenta la observación y el descubrimiento, y también enseña el juego al lector mayor. Las rimas y el vocabulario simple lo hacen fácil para los lectores más jóvenes.

This book is a poem retelling of the Parable of the Sower, a story told by Jesus in the Bible. The story tells of a farmer who went out to sow his seed. Some seed fell on the path and was eaten by birds, some fell on rocky ground and withered away due to lack of roots, some fell among thorns and was choked by them, and some fell on good soil and produced a great crop. The story encourages listeners to be receptive to God's message and to cultivate a heart that bears good fruit. The poem is beautifully illustrated in black and white block print by Carolyn Chaffee Li

This book is inspired by treasure hunts that my father would set for his grandchildren using hand-drawn clues. Visual clues means that even toddlers that can't read yet can play. A generation later my daughters, now with children of their own, are asking me to lay these treasure trails for their children.The story follows the children around the house as they search for clues that lead them to different objects. Eventually, they find Granny and she surprises them with a big hug.The book is suitable both for young readers and pre-readers alike. It encourages observation and discovery, and also teaches the game to the older reader. The rhyming and simple vocabulary make it easy for younger readers.