
The Pancake Kids: Introduction Story
The Pancake Kids is a fun, educational and entertaining resource for children. It lends children the opportunity to see themselves within the characters through their love for pancakes. The children are learning and exploring their imagination, which allows them to be creative as they learn from each other’s differences.

My New Red Shoes
This book is about Martha, who is one of the pancake kids. One day her mother gave her a special gift and as she showed her new gift to her classmates during school they laughed and was not impressed, and this worried Martha. However, when the teacher called on Martha to show and tell, Martha explained her new gift with joy and excitement. Hence, the classroom became really excited about her new gift as well. This is a great example of how enthusiasm can be contagious.

When I Grow Up
Ben is one of the pancake kids who loves chocolate chip pancakes. He is one of 12 children who has one special thing in common, and that is their love for Pancakes. Each one has their special flavor advertised on their t-shirt and goes through the days experiencing life to the fullest while learning life lessons along the way.

A Good Night Sleep
This story is about Johnny, one of the pancake kids. Johnny is afraid to go to sleep in his room because of the noises and shadows he sees in his room when his mom turns out the lights. However Johnnys mother helps him get over his fears by showing him the importance of being courageous enough to take the time and look. When Johnny did this, he was able to realize that the things in his room was special to him and there was no need for him to be afraid anymore.

Mo Pizza
This book is a part of The Pancake Kids collection, which is a fun, educational and entertaining resource for children. It lends children the opportunity to see themselves within the characters through their love for pancakes. The children are learning and exploring their imagination, which allows them to be creative as they learn from each other’s differences.

Ted's Messy Bed
Ted is a kid who admires his uncle who is in the military. When his uncle comes to visit, Ted gets a lesson about the importance of cleaning up after himself. The subject matter is very simple and explains that he should clean up after himself. However, the underlying theme of taking pride in oneself is even more valuable. Subtle rhymes woven throughout the narrative help to develop a poetic feel that grasps a readers attention and holds on. Finishing with puzzles and games bring a continued value for the parent who wants to keep their little one occupied and excited about reading.
