Most Popular Books by Ron Berry

Laughs From Corn Country is a collection of humorous short stories. All of them are fiction and many totally unrealistic but funny.

Math for the Family is an easy and fun to read reference book. Fully indexed it covers from before the existence of numbers through boolean logic.

A rich collection of the short stories of Rhondda-born Ron Berry (1920-97), former miner turned successful prose writer, comprising 29 diverse stories reflecting the author's deep understanding of the traditions and myths of the close-knit community of his upbringing.

A glowing light and spooky sound book that captures the best of a favorite American tradition: Halloween. From glowing jack-o-lanters and silly ghosts to goofy monsters and spidery stews, this book is irresistable!

The first title in the landmark series of classics, the Library of Wales. An account in Ron Berry's sparse and uncompromising style of the story of a boxer from Cymmer in south Wales ready to make his comeback. Abe has ensured Hector is nurtured into a single-minded fighting machine. He is ready to take on the world, but where do the true dangers lie?

... reinforces children's abilities to deal with their fears. Every ending is happy, funny, and shows kids that being alone in the dark can be fun.

Justin is spying on the strange man next door whom he thinks is an alien.

An amusing, spine-tingling tale...with a spooky surprise ending! Join the fun and celebrate Halloween with this entertaining "safe-scare" story. Children will be delighted as they follow along on the spooky path to find out the hidden secret. The wide-eyed search for the hidden secret will leave your child smiling time after time.

The 123s of How I Love You combines a generous dose of love with a big pinch of education. With playful illustrations and an original song, this book introduces young children to numbers and counting using a clever poem that celebrates just how much you love your child. Personalize this book further by inserting a picture of your child in the small pocket in the back of the book.

Presents the story of Noah and the flood. On board pages.

This book is for children who want to have a relationship with their own special guardian angel. Children who pray and believe in guardian angels often feel comforted and at peace knowing that someone is always there to watch over them. Through prayer and simple faith, children can invite a guardian angel into their lives to keep them from harm, to be a friend, or to be there for them in a time of need. Invite a guardian angel into your child's life.

Inspired by the Christian song of the same name, this interactive book features a children's choir singing the well-loved song.

With an interactive website and personal art studio access included with purchase, The Me N' Dad Keepsake Journal provides everything dads and kids need to collaborate on a keepsake scrapbook that will be cherished for years to come. The interactive questionnaires encourage sharing between father and children, strengthening the bond between them that will be preserved in the scrapbook for future generations. Fun video games, scrapbook pages to be customized and a rewards incentive program make sharing with dad easy.

"Up on the Housetop" is a classic Christmas song written in 1864 by Benjamin Hanby. It was the first Yuletide song that offered the idea that Santa Claus and his sleigh land on the rooftops of homes. Inspired by this popular Christmas song, Up on the Housetop will engage children in the wonderful tradition of Santa Claus when they read and sing along with the caroling choir featured on the clear sound module found in the book.

Ages 3 to 6 years. This endearing book teaches children about the importance of hope when dealing with difficult situations, whether they be small disappointments or life-changing events . . . for after every storm, a rainbow will appear, full of hope and life's wisdom. 'Enchanting' best describes this book for it brings children a message of encouragement and comfort when faced with life's inevitable 'storms.' Press the button on the front to hear the magical sound effects of a young child expressing awe at the sight of a rainbow. The detailed illustrations, short rhyme, and appealing sound effects, make this a meaningful message all parents will want to convey to their children.

Ages 3 to 5 years. Children will gravitate to this infectious story of perseverance, for there are no obstacles Charlie cannot overcome with his 'can-do' attitude and optimistic approach to life. When Charlie's nose is pressed, children hear the conductor shout, 'All aboard!' The catchy rhyme and repetitive refrain mimics the sound of a train's momentum which makes this an ideal read-aloud book. The PVC push-button nose, train sounds, and cheerful illustrations will make this book a beloved favourite with young children.

... reinforces children's abilities to deal with their fears. Every ending is happy, funny, and shows kids that being alone in the dark can be fun.

Ding-dong! "Trick or Treat?" Who can be ringing the doorbell on Halloween night? Is it a monster? A goblin? Or maybe a ghost? To find out, you'll need to open the lift-the-flap doors inside the book to see who's lurking on the doorstep! This delightful, not-too-scary book introduces young children to the great Halloween tradition of "trick or treat." When the doorbell is pushed, children can open the lift-the-flap doors and experience the excitement of Halloween night. This Peek 'n Find board book will provide many hours of entertainment for young children.