Brien Perry Libri

The story explores the unique friendship between a Frog and a Dog, highlighting the beauty of their bond despite their differences. This relationship serves as a metaphor for overcoming discrimination and fostering kindness in a world filled with social tensions. By showcasing their loyal connection, the narrative encourages children to embrace innocence, develop moral integrity, and recognize the importance of compassion. It emphasizes the need for early education on issues like racism, aiming to cultivate a more enlightened and accountable society for future generations.

Maturing involves developing respect for elders and awareness of others, which are crucial for children's moral growth. Nurturing small responsibilities helps children feel empowered and connected within their family. Through experiences of both success and failure, active involvement in the household culture prepares them for future challenges in school, business, and life.

Leo Needs a Home of His Own. In the game of life, there will be many firsts. There will be ups and downs with new beginnings that lead to smiles or frowns. When one door closes, another door magically opens. Tides ebb and flow and so does life. Leo Needs a Home of His Own begins with Leo realizing he needs to feel safe and secure. Knowing you are cared for, loved, and accepted satisfies the need, from a young age, that home sets the pace where good values can nurture successful early development. The Adventures of Leo James everyday stories present problem/solution creative insights for meeting lifes challenges. A

When a child learns to clean their room, they begin to organize their life. This is a microcosm of what life will ask for in the future. The values of responsibility, cleanliness, and accountability allow a child to nurture skills they will need to navigate their coming of age and the responsibilities of becoming a productive adult. The Loosy Potts stories are geared for children ages 4-8 yrs. old and offer a rhythmic approach to a head start for learning how to problem-solve and navigate the arts of being responsible and accountable children matriculating into our society as youths better prepared for adulthood. "Early taught fosters an early start to a productive life and not one of naught."