A little boy is bullied because of his name. Read to discover the meaning of his name and see how the children respond to this meaning. A great book on the topic of bullying which most children face sometime during their school years.

This book is a compilation of trip reports written in the form of short stories detailing the adventures of Little Bear (Paul Gerard) with his father Papa Bear (Paul J.), the author of these tales. They take place every month of the year, over a period of twenty-two years from the time that Little Bear was fourteen until he was thirty-six years old. Usually, when Little Bear accompanied Papa Bear on his wanderings among the High Peaks, they were blessed by delightful downpours or immersed in ghostly, dripping mists and fog. Always, several unusual incidents occurred under such conditions and recording the event under the guise of a trip report became a rambling account, mixing facts with fantasy-like characters.

My name is Gear Bear (and for the record, "Gear" rhymes with "Bear"). I am a small, brown bear who has had the opportunity and pleasure of great travel, and these are my stories. I am a very lucky bear for so many reasons. I get to travel just about everywhere my friends and family go-but sometimes they get so excited about being someplace new that they leave me behind, forget me, or lose me. I've even been bearnapped! But no matter what happens, I am always ready for a new adventure. I have a lot of miles under my belt and many stamps in my passport. I've traveled on a canoe down the Wisconsin River-through a nude beach, no less-on the back of a motorcycle to the Sturgis Bike Rally, and on the back of a horse through the Ozark Mountains. I've even had a ghost encounter at a local establishment and a search-and-rescue mission with the help of a US Marshal! I've traveled by plane, train, and automobile, and more. It seems that no matter where I go or what I do, trouble and adventure seem to follow.

Not only are these stories fun to read, but they also help A1 and A2 level students practice their English skills. Words used in daily life were used in the stories for beginners to understand and learn new words, thus making it easier for them to understand what they read. Simple stories contain short sentences that help students follow along with the topic without getting confused. The themes are relatable and engaging, motivating students to read more. Through stories, readers can learn about different cultures and everyday situations, making language learning more important. These stories can inspire beginners to practice speaking by retelling stories or discussing them with friends and teachers. Simple stories are an excellent resource for A1 and A2 English learners. They make learning enjoyable and effective. By reading these stories, students can improve their vocabulary, comprehension, and speaking skills. Stories based on Simple Vocabulary, Short Sentences, Interesting Themes, Encouraging Speech will both allow you to have a good time and help you learn.

First we have Jose and Tiny venture to Shelter to rescue thousands of creatures from the wicked King Neco in 'The Kingdom of Shelter'. Secondly, 'The Further Adventures of Jose and Tiny' take our heroes to Ashtar to challenge King Zophim with their faithful friends, Zola and Loom. Now, at the request of King and Queen Zula in Africania, Jose, Tiny and Loom travel by sea to challenge Babai the Terrible, a rogue elephant ravaging their precious homeland with his armies of vicious baboons and great elephants. Zola, the Sasquatch, is called by the Great Master for his own journey of faith to Pakatania to rescue priests and priestesses persecuted by the cruel sheik. Go with them on these daring and exciting adventures and witness the love and mercy that the Great Master has for all his creatures, and brings a dramatic end to tyranny and murderous rampage. This book will surprise and delight you.

Tommy "Bubba Jones" and his sister Jenny "Hug-a-Bug" learn more about the Great Smoky Mountain National Park than they ever thought they would when Papa Lewis lets them in on a family secret: The family has legendary time traveling skills! With these abilities, Bubba Jones and Hug-a-Bug travel back in time and meet the park’s founders, its earliest settlers, native Cherokee Indians, wild animals, extinct creatures, and what the park was like millions of years ago. With this time traveling ability also comes a family mystery, but the only person who can help solve the mystery is a long lost relative who lives somewhere in the park. Explore the Smokies with Bubba Jones and family in a whole new way.