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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Growing Up in East L.A. - Cultural Acceptance
How do you fit in a new culture and still keep your heritage alive? Nationally acclaimed storyteller Olga Loya tells how she navigated the cross-cultural challenges of growing up in a Mexican-American family.
Anansi and the Turtle - Respect
Anansi the spider is selfish. His first and only thought is of himself. Can Turtle get Anansi to change? Nationally renowned storyteller Donna Washington retells this classic African tale about respect.
Wise People of Helm - Compromise
A powerful king and his entourage have been making themselves at home in villages across the land, eating and drinking until each village has no more. The town of Helm is next on his list. Can the people of Helm escape the fate of their countrymen? Nationally renowned storyteller Donna Washington retells this classic Jewish tale about cooperation and teamwork.
King Zargon Rules - Self-Control
Rocky the Raccoon has been told to rewrite his report about his role model, the ruler of the Alien Raccoon Zombies. He loses his temper and sets in motion a series of unhappy events. Can Rocky rescue this situation from total disaster before it’s too late? Nationally renowned storyteller Willy Claflin and his friend Rocky the Raccoon tell this original tale about self control.
Red Hat, Blue Hat - Perspective Taking
Two moose with two different perspectives. Each moose thinks that he alone is right. Can they remain best friends? Nationally renowned storyteller Willy Claflin weaves this tale about perspective and honesty.
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