Bøger udgivet af Atkinsarthouse

The poetry of Gregory Atkins has provoked deep insight into the world we live in, addressing real issues that relate to all humanity. This collective work includes components which further takes the reader into a world. of wonder, reflection, and admiration.Atkins offers a spirited look into our past life experiences, cultural exploits, and traditional inclination through an often comical, yet seriously thought provocation.

OOGLY BUGSWhile many of us find bugs somewhat pesky, they actually have distinctive purposes that even humans may find to be helpful. For example, some bee species make honey and help crops and fruit industries while other bugs help scientist discover polluted water supplies. Here, two brothers experience just how bugs can help them overcome obstacles and assist with daily tasks. And just like so many other kids, Braydon and Brycen's wonder of bugs may last forever.

Eisleigh Jae is patiently awaiting the arrival of her grandparents, Momsy and Pop-Pop. Once they arrive she will have the most joyous time of her life, only because her grandparents are the Best! Not only that, Eisleigh enjoys the special moments that they share together. Eisleigh and Momsy take a stroll through the neighborhood park. During this time, Eisleigh sees so many amazing things. She sees a woman on roller skates, an army of marching ants, a beautiful flower garden and so many wonderful things.

Peanut Prodigy faces many death-defying obstacles as he attempts to raise money for his classmate, Miranda''s hospital bills. Balloons, candy, nachos and hot dogs are often on the menu for A.C. Jones Elementary School''s annual fund-raiser. But because of a life or death situation, this year''s fund-raiser is no ordinary event.  Peanut Prodigy has gathered friends, the community and others together to raise money. Without it, Miranda may not get the help she needs to live. As time winds down, Peanut Prodigy scrambles through many hurdles to help his dying classmate, but will time be on his side? Will his efforts prove to be enough? If not, sadness will be the only thing felt. 

Two brothers, Braydon & Brycen blames the other for chaos, broken lamps and furniture around the house. Brycen has broken his mother's favorite vase. He has also broken his father's lawnmower while leaving a toy in the yard. He tries to blame his older brother, but it doesn't work. When Mom goes out to the store, she instructs the two boys to clean the house while she's away. They clean up before she returns. Impressed with the way the house is looking, Mom offers a gift to the one who did the cleaning. Of course, both of them ironically takes credit for the good deed.