Best Selling Books by Robert Kraus

Two mice have a dangerous encounter when they venture into a cheese shop run by Mr. Kit Kat.

Although he doesn''t usually celebrate Easter, Spider has some pleasant adventures with Ladybug and Fly.

Buggy Bear, who never takes a bath or washes his clothes, alienates the other animals in Miss Gator''s school, until he falls in love with a classmate and decides to change his ways.

Climb aboard the interactive funLittle Beep and Tiny Tow Truck are all rewed up and ready to win over preschoolers everywhere. Playful and always eager to assist, Little Beep and Tiny Tow Truck teach children about safety rules, colors and numbers.Each book contains dozens of stickers and a game on the back cover.

The Bible is a portrait of love painted on a canvas of forgiveness and reconciliation. We don''t always see that portrait in the relationships closest to us, however. Robert Kraus wrote Family Forgiveness and Reconciliation to help bridge the gap between what we see in the Bible and what we see in our families. For this, his second book, Robert welcomed input from eight talented individuals with a combined pastoral experience of over 200 years. In easy-to-read chapters, he paints an achievable portrait of love as he describes the benefits of forgiveness and reconciliation. Concise and engaging stories illustrate various facets of this very important topic, which provides insight for resolving minor yet painful issues, such as missing a birthday or anniversary, as well as major offenses like infidelity or deceit. Part One lays the biblical foundation. Part Two offers practical, insightful guidance, enabling readers to understand the power and joy associated with forgiveness and reconciliation. Family Forgiveness and Reconciliation is the perfect choice for anyone looking for an uplifting reading experience.b

A blabbermouth, with whom no secret is safe, finds a special niche in the news world.

Boris'' mother and father take him to a psychiatrist when his behavior goes from bad to worse. The psychiatrist''s words are brief but effective.

A mouse couple become employed in the home of Mrs. Elmo, an elephant, where they work hard but have interesting adventures.

Phil''s ability to throw his voice bothers his parents until the night a burglar sneaks into the house.

A parade of babies across the pages, all going in the same direction, ends up at--the ice cream stand. On board pages.

Gregory the gondolier comes up with a plan to keep Venice from sinking.

A loving father rabbit hides beautifully painted eggs for his thirty-two children to find on Easter morning.

The Boogie Woogie Bears move into a new house in the country and enjoy the pleasures of nature.

A lonely little mouse has to be resourceful in order to bring his family back together.

Various animals, each of whose names begins with a different letter of the alphabet, get ready for bed.