LifeStories for Kids™ Storybook Series
The LifeStories for Kids storybooks build on the stories presented in the LifeStories for Kids program, placing tales of social challenge into the hands of children and parents. Fun for reading in the classroom or at home, these captivating books feature both text and video of the tales of nationally acclaimed storytellers Willy Claflin, Donna Washington, and Olga Loya.
Filled with original illustrations and facts and questions about the social, emotional, and character challenges children face in life, these books are a sure hit with any kid.
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Wolf Under the Bed – Togetherness
A house out in the woods, in a town called Wolfboro and scary sounds at night. This can mean only one thing - there’s a wolf under the bed! “Daaaaaaaaaad!” Nationally renowned storyteller Willy Claflin tells a story of togetherness from his early childhood.
The Woodsman and His Ax – Integrity
A delightful story of a woodsman who always tells the truth. His neighbor’s sense of integrity, however, isn’t so well developed. Does honesty pay? Nationally renowned storyteller Willy Claflin and Maynard Moose tell their version of the ancient Greek myth of Hermes and the Golden Ax.
Debate in Sign Language – Assumptions & Fairness
A smart but arrogant king challenges the common folk to a debate in sign language. The stakes are high, and a lowly chicken farmer rises to the challenge. Can he beat the king and save his fellow townsmen’s homes? Nationally renowned storyteller Donna Washington has her audience roaring as she tells a story about assumptions and biases.
The House that Talked to Itself – Cooperation
The house is arguing with itself. Which part is most important? The roof? The floor? The walls? Nationally renowned storyteller Willy Claflin tells this story of appreciating the strengths of others.
Mousanga Bira Moussa – Focus & Helpfulness
The once fertile savannah is dry. There is nothing for the animals to eat, except the unreachable fruit of the old magic tree in the middle of the plain. Can the animals work together to unlock the tree’s secret? Nationally renowned storyteller Donna Washington recounts this classic African tale about helpfulness.
The Ghost House - Check-it-Out
Ghosts are running rampant in the dilapidated house down the street. Or are they? Nationally acclaimed storyteller Olga Loya tells of her own encounter with a ‘haunted house’ in this story about how appearances can sometimes be deceiving.
Bully Goat Grim – Bullying & Kindness
Little troll has a problem: a big, mean bully problem. How will little troll cope with Bully Goat Grim? In this 2007 Telly Award Winning story, nationally renowned storyteller Willy Claflin puts a new twist on dealing with bullies.
Left Out – Cliques & Compassion
What do you do when your friends suddenly don’t want to be friends anymore? Nationally acclaimed storyteller, Olga Loya, tells how her problems with a clique helped her discover the meaning and nature of true friendship.
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