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Franklin the Helper Children's Books & Poem Book
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Franklin the Helper -Showing Forgiveness, takes the reader into the world of Brandon and Tyler, two elementary students that have a falling-out over Tyler eating Brandon's favorite snack without permission during lunch. Brandon is very upset when he learns of the situation! However, after Franklin the Helper explains the importance of forgiving Tyler, the boys remain friends. In the end, Brandon feels much better on the inside and is glad that he forgave his friend. This wonderful book is written in rhyme and helps children to learn about forgiving others.
A great book to support the teaching of empathy!
Franklin the Helper-How to Apologize is a refreshing book written in rhyme that helps children learn to offer a complete apology by using the 4-Part Apology.
This book captures the experience of Katelyn making a mean comment about her friend Taylor's artwork. When Taylor becomes sad and lose her confidence because of Katelyn's mean words, Franklin the Helper has a chat with the friends. Franklin encourages Taylor not to allow mean words to make her sad and lose her confidence. He also recommends Katelyn apologize to Taylor using the 4-Part Apology. You’ll have to read the book to find out what happens in the end...
Best seller
Franklin the Helper - Just Be Yourself, is a story written in rhyme that encourages children to just be themselves. As a bonus, this book has thought-provoking activities to help readers practice being themselves when making friends.
While at camp, Christian is all alone and is having trouble making friends. He finds himself doing all sorts of things to try to fit in with the other children. However, when Franklin sits by his side with great advice to provide, Christian soon realizes it's best to just be yourself! This is the perfect children's book for any child learning to make friends or has challenges making friends.
The perfect book to help readers build confidence!
It's Ok to Stutter! What's Your Superpower? is a great children's book written in rhyme! This book is a source of encouragement for any child who feels less confident about any part of who they are. Aaron, the main character, is a 9-year-old who stutters. He dreams about reading aloud in front of a crowd. However, Aaron knows that he must build his confidence. Throughout the book, Aaron learns from Franklin the Helper, how to use his stuttering as his internal superpower of confidence rather than allow teasing to consume him! This book has a bonus! There are fun activities within the book related to building confidence, as well as questions the reader can answer to help them find their internal superpower of confidence.
Popular with teachers!
Franklin the Helper - Bullies Made David Cry is a story that many children can relate to, which is written in rhyme.
David, unfortunately, is the target of bullies while at school, and he can't seem to catch a break! Luckily, his friend Franklin always has great advice to provide that encourages David through this obstacle. This is a realistic children's book that has a surprise ending!
Great book to help start important conversations!
Couldn't we all benefit from encouragement, regardless of our age?
Franklin the Helper - The Color of My Skin Doesn't Blend In is certainly a source of encouragement for jr. high schoolers to adults! This true story is about a young girl of color named Tate, who faces racism and bullying because of the color of her skin. This children's book is a great source of self-encouragement! It can also be utilized as a tool to start important conversations about bullying, racism, and the beauty of natural hair and skin tone.
A poem book for teens, young adults & adults
Poems of Life is a captivating book of poems that encompasses real feelings and thoughts, paired with practical and encouraging advice.
The book's title gives insight into the subject of the poems. The poems are the deeply meaningful, thought-provoking, and Christ-centered real-life experiences of author Franklin C. Edwards. In alignment with Franklin's desire to encourage others and make a positive impact on society, Franklin decided to write and publish Poems of Life. Opposite of Franklin's collection of children's books, Poems of Life is suitable for teens, young adults, and adult readers.
A few of the pomes inside of the book include:
Chances Make Champions
Follow Your Heart
Finding Peace
Control What You Can Control
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