Every child likes to feel good, and feel good about him or herself. Each likes to feel useful. The more positive skills a child has the better that child feels.
This book consists of 30 animal activities, called games, to help a child develop positive qualities, as well as good life skills. By playing these games, a child will gather skills in the areas of: values, morals, and just plain goodness. They are fun, creative, and will lead to a happier child.
The games include: stretching your greatness like a giraffe; cleaning up after yourself like a cat; being a good friend like a dog; going to sleep happily like a bear; listening and paying attention like a rabbit; saving for the future like a squirrel; appreciating yourself like a moose; learning from mistakes like an ostrich; being thankful like a turkey, and 21 more.
If this sounds like something you'd like to explore further, click on the cover of the book to look "Inside the Book."

You do not need a Kindle to read this book! You can still read it on any computer, smart phone, or tablet using Amazon's free APP software available here: http://amzn.to/QFexMk

From the Author:
I write children's books to help brighten the lives of children and add a little dollop of wisdom in the process. Children need good habits, handy skills, and a good sense of humor to keep them moving forward in a happy, healthy, and productive manner. As a King Features syndicated author, I have been creating positive and inspirational messages, called "Happy Musings" for newspapers in the U.S. and Canada for many years. This has led to my writing and illustrating a great number of uplifting books for both adults and children. Along with my writing and illustrating, I have created collections of wallpaper for children baby bibs, t-shirts and a vast number of prints and original art for children's rooms.
As you can see from the title of this book, it is the third in a line of books titled Happy Learning Series.
The series includes the following books:
Cutest Counting Book EVER! (Fun Rhyming, Kids and Counting) http://amzn.to/zhokeG
A to Z Animal Games (Learning Games to Develop 26 Good Habits) http://amzn.to/Mb4z3Y
Here are more of Sally's books:
For Children:
The Secret (The Importance of Saying "Please") http://amzn.to/RUHto5
A Mermaid Tea Party (The Importance of Kindness and Manners) http://amzn.to/L04JrH

The Little Leprechaun Who Loved Yellow (The Importance of Following Your Heart) http://amzn.to/KQHC1K
Little Baby Bobby Goes to the Zoo (The Importance of Understanding "NO!") http://amzn.to/KaXzQQ
How the Cow Jumped Over the Moon (The Importance of Trying Something New) http://amzn.to/N2CT1K
Did You Ever Say Thank You? (About Blessings) http://amzn.to/Q1CIoJ
Chuck and the Constipated Cat (The Importance of Facing Fears) http://amzn.to/MfOnMN
Little Lonely Leigh (The Importance of Believing in Yourself) http://amzn.to/MgYKxR
Eight Golden Rules for How to Play Your Best Tennis (The Importance of Playing Happy) http://amzn.to/uqQYYx
Mr. Consequences Says 'No' to Strangers (The Importance of Making Good Choices) http://amzn.to/N2Eipk
Lulu Little Gets Smar t (The Importance of Learning from Mistakes) http://amzn.to/LSFib5
Thanksgiving Dinner (The Importance of Being Thankful) http://amzn.to/KQH9g3
The Tree-Within-The-Tree (The Importance of Appreciation) http://amzn.to/N2E5lK

For Moms and Dads:
Your Survival Guide -- 14 Ways to Stay Afloat (Self-Help That Works - Book 1) http://amzn.to/Zhhl3O
The Importance of Living Happy: 30 Ways to do it
...and more.