Bøker av Barbara Prignano

Angelo is the smallest ant in his family. As such, he can't work as fast as the other ants and he's certainly not as strong. But Angelo is a very determined little ant and is proud of all his accomplishments. When the family farm is threatened by a big storm, Angelo is told that his help is not needed. Determined to help anyway, he uses his knowledge and skills, setting out on his own to try to save the farm. Angelo: The Underappreciated Ant is a wonderful children's tale that shows even when the odds are against you, perseverance and determination can win the day. Barbara Prignano is an attorney and small business owner on Long Island, New York. Her two young sons are a continuing inspiration. This is her third children's book. She is the author of How Bunnies Got Their Cottontails and Anthony and the Magic Bumblebee. Visit her website at www.prignanobooks.com. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/BarbaraPrignano

Little Joseph loves to play! If he could, Joseph would play all day, but Mom knows that little boys also need to do their chores. Joseph's mom gives Joseph the important job of watering the outdoor plants. Joseph is unhappy about this. It takes up time to water all of Mom's plants; time that Joseph thinks could be better spent playing! Joseph comes up with a very ingenious way to keep the plants watered, without wasting precious play time. A little bunny comes along and finds what Joseph has left next to the plants and it's just what the bunny needs. How does Joseph attempt to keep his plants watered and why do bunnies need it? The author and illustrator are childhood friends that collaborated to share this adorable story with young children. Barbara Prignano has written a delightful book that children will find amusing and fun. Jennifer K. Okubo's cheerful illustrations bring her story to life. How Bunnies Got Their Cottontails is a perfect bedtime book to have your little ones on their way to sweet and happy dreams!

Tom tomato is the largest tomato in the garden. As such, he thinks he's better than the other tomatoes and he deliberately bullies the smaller ones. He is rude and ill-mannered, and goes out of his way to make sure the smaller tomatoes don't grow. He learns a valuable lesson about bullying, and when he's given a second chance, he realizes it's far better to be kind, work together, and use proper manners, all of which make the garden a much happier place. Barbara Prignano is an attorney and small business owner in East Islip, New York. She has two young children who continue to inspire her. This is her fourth children's book. She is the author of the award-winning How Bunnies Got Their Cottontails, Anthony and the Magic Bumblebee and Angelo the Underappreciated Ant. Visit her website at www.prignanobooks.com.Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/BarbaraPrignano