Fun Books for Kids

These books are perfect for enjoying quality time with your child or incorporating into school curricula. Grab your copies today and embark on an adventure of learning, laughter, and endless imagination! Whether for quality bonding time or educational settings, these books are a perfect addition to your collection.

Toys or Tools: A coloring book for safety and fun

Can you tell which ones of these are tools, which ones are toys? Some are safe for fun. Others are dangerous. Let's learn how to be safe and have fun together! This coloring book is full of amazing pictures that your child can fill with color as they learn the difference between toys that are safe and tools that are dangerous...

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The Hopeful Worm

This delightful children's story tells the tale of a very hungry, very creative worm who enjoys an exciting adventure trying to find his way to a delicious apple. The book is fully illustrated in vibrant colors. Enjoy the imagination, rhythm, and rhyme of author Steve Baney with this kid-friendly tale that's fun for the whole family. You'll learn to never give up, but use creativity and learning new skills with the help of friends and the local library. Buy a copy today to enjoy with your child or school...

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Leonard Likes Lizards

This family-friendly illustrated book by Steve Baney celebrates the life of a silly lizard and his boy. Help your child learn all about the letter L...

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Dancing with Fishes

A collection of poems written and illustrated by Steve Baney. Inside this hilarious book of poetry, you'll meet a talking nose, several silly monsters, a group of aliens called the Nurts, wild animals, and more! Enjoy the imagination of Steve Baney through rhythm, rhyme, and illustration...

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There once was a pig named Fred,
Who loved to dance on his big brass bed.
He twirled and spun, a sight to behold,
His hooves a-tapping with a rhythm bold.
The farmyard was all out of sorts
From the oinks and jiggles, stomps and snorts.

In a world of make-believe and play,
A dragon soared on a sunny day.
He roared with glee, his wings spread wide,
Breathing fireballs on a thrilling ride.
But when darkness came and the moon arose,
Away he flew. Where? No one knows.

A noisy bunch of monkeys swung,
From branch to branch, they loudly sung.
They hopped and chattered, north and south,
Bananas filling up their mouths.
With somersaults and flips so high,
Giggling laughter filled the sky.

Beneath the stars, the crickets played,
Their tiny legs a symphony they made.
They chirped and hummed in the cool night air,
Melodic sounds without a care.
As fireflies danced, their lights aglow,
The nighttime concert stole the show.

A duck and a chicken, an unlikely pair,
Decided to race, a wild affair.
They waddled, clucked, a feathers flurry,
With quacking, squawking, in quite a hurry.
But nose to nose (or beak to face)
'Twas hard to tell who won the race.

The question isn't whether you will lead people; it's where you will lead them.

Whether you're holding a microphone, playing a keyboard, strumming a guitar, or running a sound system, the example you set can either lead people toward worship or away from it. Worship leaders around the world have benefitted from applying the lessons in this book.

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Fun Books for Kids

Toys or Tools: A coloring book for safety and fun

The Hopeful Worm

Leonard Likes Lizards

Dancing with Fishes

There once was a pig named Fred, Who loved to dance on his big brass bed. He twirled and spun, a sight to behold, His hooves a-tapping with a rhythm bold. The farmyard was all out of sorts From the oinks and jiggles, stomps and snorts.

In a world of make-believe and play, A dragon soared on a sunny day. He roared with glee, his wings spread wide, Breathing fireballs on a thrilling ride. But when darkness came and the moon arose, Away he flew. Where? No one knows.

A noisy bunch of monkeys swung, From branch to branch, they loudly sung. They hopped and chattered, north and south, Bananas filling up their mouths. With somersaults and flips so high, Giggling laughter filled the sky.

Beneath the stars, the crickets played, Their tiny legs a symphony they made. They chirped and hummed in the cool night air, Melodic sounds without a care. As fireflies danced, their lights aglow, The nighttime concert stole the show.

A duck and a chicken, an unlikely pair, Decided to race, a wild affair. They waddled, clucked, a feathers flurry, With quacking, squawking, in quite a hurry. But nose to nose (or beak to face) 'Twas hard to tell who won the race.

The question isn't whether you will lead people; it's where you will lead them.

There once was a pig named Fred,
Who loved to dance on his big brass bed.
He twirled and spun, a sight to behold,
His hooves a-tapping with a rhythm bold.
The farmyard was all out of sorts
From the oinks and jiggles, stomps and snorts.

In a world of make-believe and play,
A dragon soared on a sunny day.
He roared with glee, his wings spread wide,
Breathing fireballs on a thrilling ride.
But when darkness came and the moon arose,
Away he flew. Where? No one knows.

A noisy bunch of monkeys swung,
From branch to branch, they loudly sung.
They hopped and chattered, north and south,
Bananas filling up their mouths.
With somersaults and flips so high,
Giggling laughter filled the sky.

Beneath the stars, the crickets played,
Their tiny legs a symphony they made.
They chirped and hummed in the cool night air,
Melodic sounds without a care.
As fireflies danced, their lights aglow,
The nighttime concert stole the show.

A duck and a chicken, an unlikely pair,
Decided to race, a wild affair.
They waddled, clucked, a feathers flurry,
With quacking, squawking, in quite a hurry.
But nose to nose (or beak to face)
'Twas hard to tell who won the race.