Best Selling Books by Irene Keller

Benjamin learns what to do when strangers pay attention to him.

Benjamin, a little rabbit, has a bad dream the night before his friend moves away.

Presents examples of good manners, alongside the bad manners of the horrible creatures called Thingumajigs.

Book about seeing the world through a basic connection and analogy of all things both science and art related. Playing with these things we have set our goal to introduce your thinking to a basic concept of questioning everything. We strive to interest you in these things and explain the system of everything being connected in this world.

James Oaken is a little boy who never believed in anything but science until one very strange day which turned his life upside down when he realized he was the most important little boy in the whole galaxy. A story about bravery and friendship as well as importance of one''s life will surely entertain and keep Your child on a verge of excitement.

Presents the "do''s" of good behavior alongside the "don''ts," which are demonstrated by the rude and bad-tempered Thingumajigs.

Fearing that Santa will leave coal in their Christmas stockings, the rude and unruly Thingumajigs try to improve their behavior and, in the process, learn about the spirit of giving.

The Thingumajigs are ugly creatures who slurp their soup, slam doors, scratch where they itch, and all talk at once.

Parents chose both selective public magnet and Catholic college preparatory high schools because of their superior teaching staff and academic programs and higher expectations for all students.

The Thingumajigs won''t ride their bicycles properly, watch out for traffic, be careful in the kitchen, eat the right foods, get enough sleep, or behave in public.

The rowdy and rude Thingumajigs get a letter from Santa Claus telling them they must change their ways or they won''t get any presents for Christmas.

Bearden Family Genealogy

The bad behavior of the Thingumajigs provides examples of how not to follow the rules of etiquette and proper behavior.

The Thingumajigs change their ways and end their misbehavior so that Santa Claus will bring them gifts on Christmas.