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How did Colonial Americans celebrate Christmas? Step back in time and discover fox hunts, fare and festivities. Enjoy this yuletide rhyme!Colonial times in America were from 1607-1783.¿'Twas the week before Christmas, the house filled with smells, of mince pies and twelfth cake with sounds of noel.

This is a charming, rhyming tale about a brave knight named Sir K, written by Carol and Richard Young, and illustrated by Neovikova Anastasia. The story is dedicated in loving memory of the author's mother, a lover of writing, rhyming, and illustrating. The tale is set in an ancient era of bold castles, kings, queens, and lords, where Sir K, a brave, charming knight, faces a unique challenge.Sir K is a valiant knight known for his bravery and chivalry.Despite his fearless demeanor, he stammers and stutters whenever he encounters words containing the sound "kn".These words cause him to quiver and quake, a battle he struggles to win.His fear even extends to his own title as a 'knight', causing him to simply go by 'K'.The king encourages Sir K to confront his fears and grow stronger.Challenged by the king, Sir K takes the leap and bravely pronounces the 'kn' sound without fear.Sir K conquers his fear and proudly pronounces his name and other 'kn' words without any trouble, symbolizing his growth and courage.This engaging narrative teaches the readers about the 'kn' digraph in the English language, providing a fun and educational experience. The authors, Carol and Richard Young, bring their rich experience in education, library science, and newspaper editing to create this delightful tale. The story encourages readers to face their fears, take a chance, and grow stronger, just like Sir K.

Join Alice and her mom as they navigate difficult times in life.This book is a child friendly look at depression. The story demonstrates love, patience and understanding, while offering hope."When the Zombies Come" provides a wonderful opportunity to discuss feelings and ways to manage them.