A children's picture book that poetically shares the joy and love a dog feels in the hands of a thoughtful, devoted child. In Puppy Love, a boy and his puppy enjoy their day together searching for creatures, appreciating nature, playing in the park, watching TV, and finally going to bed, where it is revealed to the reader that the entire book has been from the perspective of the puppy, who is happy spending all his time with the young boy who cares for him. The message of this book, about the loving heart of a puppy, is applicable to the owning and raising all animals, by all ages and classes, and can help many people see more clearly the tenderness and loyalty of animals. It's essential reading for all young children with pets, all children who want pets, and animal lovers of all ages.

Introduce little ones to the boundless, unconditional love of God with this sweet board book written just for them. In this comforting title by P. K. Hallinan, the author supposes what God might say in a personal letter written to a child. Rhyming verse reveals the beautiful and unlimited nature of God's love as he celebrates children's God-given identities, promises to be with them no matter what, and encourages them to look for signs of his love in the world around them. Vibrantly illustrated and delightfully personal, this story is a great way to share God's love with the little one in your life.

Let this colorful picture book get your child excited for Valentine's Day! The joyful spirit of caring and sharing shines through the simple verse and bright, cheerful illustrations of How to Celebrate Valentine's Day! P. K. Hallinan explores the magic of a childhood holiday, beginning with a child's careful cutting and pasting of valentines, followed by a rush to the bus with valentines clutched tightly in hand. At school, there's a party with cookies, cupcakes, and cards galore. Then it's time to hurry back home to make the most special valentine of all for a very best friend. In this adorable look at a beloved holiday, Hallinan gently encourages children to spend time sharing love to their classmates and people around them. Children have always identified with P. K. Hallinan's lovable characters, and the certainly will again with this delightful look at Valentine's Day through a child's eyes.

Invaluable insights for building a meaningful life

There comes a time in every person's life when they wonder: does anything I do really matter? In this inspiring book, bestselling author P.K. Hallinan shows readers how to answer that question with a resounding yes With encouraging stories from his life and others, Hallinan lays out five immensely practical steps readers can follow to achieve a more meaningful life: -Work hard -Go in the strength you have -Finish what you start -Be patient -Help other people along the way

While other books and authors try to tell readers how to change their personality or way of thinking to find their purpose, P.K. Hallinan shows that true life change is not about thinking, but about doing. "A Life That Matters" does not try to change how people feel, but how they act. It teaches that no matter what someone is doing, with a redirection of focus he or she can make a real and lasting difference in the world. Life is a journey. "A Life That Matters" shows readers how to make their journey as productive and satisfying as possible.

This book is for ages 3-5. Friends come in all colours and sizes; they can be funny or serious, musical or athletic, outgoing or quiet. This book reminds children to celebrate their differences because that is what makes each of us so special.

This title is suitable for ages 2 to 5 years. It is a colourful celebration of the special bond shared between brothers. Brothers may squabble and fight, but when it comes right down to it, the relationship between brothers is often the closest and most enduring of a boy's life. Here, P K Hallinan draws on his experience of raising two sons to illustrate the many facets of the relationship. We see the boys playing together, sharing in chores, helping one another, disagreeing, and laughing themselves silly. What they know is that just being together is the best thing of all. P K brings his usual warmth and humour to the rhyming verse and bright watercolours.

Two children describe the wonderful times they have with their mother doing such things as playing in the park, telling stories, and going to the zoo.