The Totally True Story of Jack and His Birthday: As told by Jack to children’s book author Tim O’Shenko

is the delightful and amusing story of the lovable Jack Russell Terrier named “Jack” and his happy birthday party. From worldwide greetings via mail and computer to oddball friends and eccentric relatives, Jack gears up for the happiest birthday ever.

“I enjoyed reading this story to my kids. Over and over again. It has become one of their favorites.”

“From the entertaining imagination of children’s book author Tim O’Shenko, “The Totally True Story of Jack and His Birthday” was fun to read and is sure to please.”

“Readers of all ages will see a bit of themselves and their own family in Jack’s guests.”

Does a Mule Go to School?

Explore basic school behavior in this delightfully interactive and wonderful book that introduces and reinforces key words and concepts that make up daily life in the classroom in a fun and interactive way.

For instance, after reading “Does a mule go to school? No. But you do. I go to school.” take a few moments to speak about and discuss–
•Who goes to school?
•Why do you go to school?
•What are some things you do at school?
•How do you get to school?
•Who are some of the people at school?
•What is your favorite thing about school?
•Et cetera…

What a wonderful way to have fun discussions about school, learning, and everyday life, especially from a child’s perspective.

“When I first read this to my class, they couldn’t stop giggling at the fun rhymes. They really got into it…”

“…we use this book as a primer on the basics of good classroom behavior… we especially value the insight we get from the children during our discussions…”

“Another favorite! Along with Does Cheese Say Please?, and Does a Goat Wear a Coat?, my Pre-K kids absolutely loved Does a Mule Go to School… they still remember many of the rhymes which they love to say…”

“This book is great as a subtle way to remind and reinforce classroom basics. Thank you!”

This series by Tim O’Shenko is perfect for young children at home, in pre-school, in after care, and anywhere!

Order HERE now and you can be reading it to the delight of your children very soon. Enjoy!

Does a Stork Use a Fork?

Explore basic table manners and eating habits in this delightful and wonderful book that introduces and reinforces key words and concepts that make up daily life in a fun and interactive way.
For instance, after reading “Does a stork use a fork? No. But you do. I use a fork.” take a few moments to speak about and discuss–
•Who uses a fork?
•When do you use a fork?
•Why do you use a fork?
•How do you hold a fork?
•What is your favorite food to eat with a fork?
•Et cetera…
What a wonderful way to have fun discussions about table manners, food, and everyday life, especially from a child’s perspective.
“My pre-K class loves the fun rhymes and can’t wait to think up new and often hilarious answers to my questions…”
“A great foundation-building and entertaining book that covers some basic concepts around eating…”
“With ‘manners’ covered in Does Cheese Say Please?, and ‘clothes and seasons’ in Does a Goat Wear a Coat?, I was so happy to discover this great guide to some table basics… another fun way to talk about eating routines and so much more… thanks”
“I would recommend this story, especially before snack or meal time… it sets the tone for a pleasant meal…”
“This series by Tim O’Shenko is perfect for young children at home, in pre-school, in after care, and anywhere!”
This series by Tim O’Shenko is perfect for young children at home, in pre-school, in after care, and anywhere!

Does Cheese Say Please?

A wonderful and delightful short book that introduces and reinforces many words and phrases that make up good manners as well as confident and positive social interactions. All in an interactive and fun way.
“Does cheese say please? No. But you do. Please.”

Includes: Good morning. Please. May I? Thank you. Sorry. How are you? Excuse me. Are you okay? Hello. May I help? Nice to meet you. What is your name? Good night. I love you.

“Perfect for young children at home, in pre-school, or in after care.”

“Positive messaging at its best.”

“I appreciate that way it reinforces the basic social graces. Great for story time, bed time, ANY time!”

“The kids in my class love the silly rhymes. They love answering the questions. Thank you!”

“A great teaching tool on good behavior and good manners.”

Does a Goat Wear a Coat?

Explore clothes and the Seasons in this wonderful and delightful book that introduces and reinforces key words and phrases that make up daily life in a fun and interactive way. Includes clothes and accessories used over the Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall seasons.

For example… “In the Winter, does a goat wear a coat? No. But you do. I wear a coat.”

“What a great way to introduce the 4 seasons and talk about how to dress for the weather… leads to very interesting dialogues and discussions.”

“As a huge fan of Does Cheese Say Please?, I really like the way Does a Goat Wear a Coat? gives me a fun way to discuss clothes, daily routines, and so much more.”

“Great for story time, bed time, fun time, ANY time!”

“The children in my pre-K love the funny rhymes and can’t wait to think up new answers to my questions. Thank you!”

“…a great teaching tool on everyday life.”

“This series by Tim O’Shenko is perfect for young children at home, in pre-school, in after care, and anywhere!”

Terrific for Young Readers: If I Visit New York City: 21+ cool things about NYC with fun facts and photos

From children’s book author Tim O’Shenko, If I Visit New York City is an entertaining and fun book about some of the coolest places to see in NYC. Along the way, you’ll learn some interesting facts and see some awesome photographs.

“My children love this ebook. The photos are nice and some of the facts were very unique. Now they want to go to NYC.”

“Perfect for sparking the imagination of creative young minds.”

“A quick and easy look at some of NYC’s highlights.”

INCLUDING:

• The Pulitzer Fountain
• The Time Warner Center
• The Brooklyn Bridge
• The Statue of Liberty
• The United Nations
• Yellow Cabs
• The New York Stock Exchange
• Bryant Park
• Central Park
• Grand Central Station
• Rockefeller Center
• The Empire State Building
• Broadway
• and more

An Amazon Best-seller! Terrific for Young Readers: If I Visit Los Angeles : 21 cool places to visit in LA with fun facts and photos

From children’s book author Tim O’Shenko, If I Visit Los Angeles is an entertaining and fun book about some of the coolest places to see in LA. Along the way, you’ll learn some interesting facts and see some awesome photographs.

“My son read this ebook and loved it. He was fascinated by the photos and thought some of the facts were very cool.”

“Perfect for sparking the imagination of creative young minds.”

“A quick and easy look at some of LA’s known and not-so-known attractions.”

INCLUDING:

• La Brea Tar Pits
• The Griffith Observatory
• The Hollywood Sign
• Warner Brothers Studios
• Grauman’s Chinese Theatre
• Nethercutt Museum
• Malibu
• Runyon Canyon Park
• Travel Town
• Santa Monica pier
• Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
• Sunset Boulevard
• Beverly Hills
• and more

Tim O’Shenko’s children’s books and stories are carefully crafted to provide a positive, safe, family-friendly, and satisfying experience – authentic, current, and as hip as can be but without all the mud…