Gini Graham Scott

Max is a meerkat with a problem. Soon after he born, he discovers he can't stand up, when his mother teaches him and his brothers and sisters to stand. When he tries he falls down and his brothers and sisters laugh at him. But he finds he can run faster than anyone else and goes off to explore the desert near his home. Then, one day, a hawk threatens Max and his brothers and sisters. Can they escape? Can Max do anything to help? And can he learn to stand up for himself? MAX THE MEERKAT tells his story.

Max is a meerkat with a problem. Soon after he born, he discovers he can't stand up, when his mother teaches him and his brothers and sisters to stand. When he tries he falls down and his brothers and sisters laugh at him. But he finds he can run faster than anyone else and goes off to explore the desert near his home. Then, one day, a hawk threatens Max and his brothers and sisters. Can they escape? Can Max do anything to help? And can he learn to stand up for himself? MAX THE MEERKAT tells his story.

Suki, an island, and Torvi, the sea, have a problem at a time when the sun, land, and sea can speak to one another. Over the years it became warmer and warmer, and there were more storms and rain. The wind blew harder and harder, and Torvi became angry and his waves rose higher and higher. He began taking sand from Suki's beaches, and they began fighting. Finally, Suki tells Torvi not to be angry at her, because the wind makes his waves rise so high, and she will go talk to the wind. But the wind can't help because no trees hold him back. So Suki reaches out to the sun and wind for help in getting the trees to come. Will Suki find a way to get the trees? If they come, will that calm Torvi down? Will Suki and Torvi ever be able to live in peace. This book tells their story, in a parable about the land, sea, and forces of nature.

After growing up in a pet store surrounded by dogs, cats, and other animals, Danny has lost his ability to quack. After being bought by a little girl and dropped off in the woods by her father, Danny goes on a journey to regain his ability to quack. Along the way, he meets an owl, mole, and spider, but he ends up clucking like a hen, mewing like a cat, barking like a dog, oinking like a pig, squeaking like a mouse, and cooing like a quail. Finally, he goes to see Freddy the Frog, who lives near a lake where he has seen other ducks. Will Freddy be able to help? THE DUCK THAT CROWED tells Danny's story.

How Coyote Became Clever is an adaptation of a traditional Native American folktale told by the Karok people. In the story, Coyote seeks the gift of being smart from the maker of all animals, and he tries to outwit the other animals by staying awake to get the first gift. But will that strategy work? And if not, what happens

How Coyote Brought Winter into the World is an adaptation of Native American folktale told by the Zuni. In the story, Coyote brings winter by letting the sun escape from a box he steals from an Indian village during a dance celebration. Can he get it back with Eagle's help, and what will happen if he doesn't get it?

How Coyote Brought Winter into the World is an adaptation of Native American folktale told by the Zuni. In the story, Coyote brings winter by letting the sun escape from a box he steals from an Indian village during a dance celebration. Can he get it back with Eagle's help, and what will happen if he doesn't get it?

Coyote, Buffalo, and the Rock is an adaptation of a traditional Native American folktale told by the Sioux of the Great Plains. In the story, Coyote gives the gift of a blanket to a rock as he takes a walk with buffalo. When it gets cold and rains, Coyote takes it back. But the rock objects and chases after him. What will happen when rock finally catches him and teaches him a lesson?

Coyote, Buffalo, and the Rock is an adaptation of a traditional Native American folktale told by the Sioux of the Great Plains. In the story, Coyote gives the gift of a blanket to a rock as he takes a walk with buffalo. When it gets cold and rains, Coyote takes it back. But the rock objects and chases after him. What will happen when rock finally catches him and teaches him a lesson?

Devon is a duck who doesn't like to stay in line when he is growing up on a small island in a pond. Instead, he is very curious and likes to explore, so his parents keep looking for him and tell him to get back in line. But a few days later, he is off exploring. Then, one day, he confronts a dog and manages to escape when his parents come looking for him. So he promises he won't go off on his own any more. But will he keep his promise? Or will something unusual draw him away from the line again? FOLLOW THE DUCKS tells his story.

THE DONALD TRUMP PAPERS is a collection of fairy tales, monster myths, kids' stories, cartoons, poems, and commentary about Trump's improbable campaign and presidency. It features thoughts, along with photos and illustrations, on recent news about Trump's campaign, election, and first months of taking office. Today, as the U. S. faces all kinds of challenges and the White House has been in continuous conflict and chaos, the topics covered in these papers are more relevant than ever. The book is divided into these sections: - Fairy tales and myths, including "Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Trump," "Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Trump," and "Chicken Little and the Boy Who Cried Trump" - Children's stories for adults, featuring "The Battles of Donnie and Teddy" - Cartoon books, featuring "Trump Is Extinct...or May Be Soon " "Trump Is Nuts " and "Trump Is an Animal " - Poems, including "Dear Donald Trump, What's Wrong with the FBI?" and "Dear Donald Trump, Are We Going to War? The author Gini Graham Scott began writing these papers as a columnist for the Huffington Post, and she teamed up with artist Nick Alexander who contributed most of the illustrations. She is the author of over 150 books, 50+ with traditional publishers, and 150+ with her company Changemakers Publishing, which specializes in business, self-help, and social trends.

THE DONALD TRUMP PAPERS is a collection of fairy tales, monster myths, kids' stories, cartoons, poems, and commentary about Trump's improbable campaign and presidency. It features thoughts, along with photos and illustrations, on recent news about Trump's campaign, election, and first months of taking office. Today, as the U. S. faces all kinds of challenges and the White House has been in continuous conflict and chaos, the topics covered in these papers are more relevant than ever. The book is divided into these sections: - Fairy tales and myths, including "Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Trump," "Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Trump," and "Chicken Little and the Boy Who Cried Trump" - Children's stories for adults, featuring "The Battles of Donnie and Teddy" - Cartoon books, featuring "Trump Is Extinct...or May Be Soon " "Trump Is Nuts " and "Trump Is an Animal " - Poems, including "Dear Donald Trump, What's Wrong with the FBI?" and "Dear Donald Trump, Are We Going to War? The author Gini Graham Scott began writing these papers as a columnist for the Huffington Post, and she teamed up with artist Nick Alexander who contributed most of the illustrations. She is the author of over 150 books, 50+ with traditional publishers, and 150+ with her company Changemakers Publishing, which specializes in business, self-help, and social trends.