Wholesome Adventure Stories For Elementary School Children
Wendy Waddle and the Earthquake Warning
The Hidden Elf Kingdom of the Blue Ridge Mountains
Wendy Waddle and the Earthquake Warning
Wendy Waddle is no ordinary duck. With a limp that sets her apart and a love for seeds over fish, she's used to being overlooked and teased. But when a dire warning of an earthquake shakes the park, Wendy refuses to be dismissed. As other birds flee and the humans remain unaware of the looming danger, Wendy's determination soars. With the help of geese flying in perfect formation, she crafts a daring plan to warn the city before it’s too late. Will Wendy’s courage and quick thinking save the day? In this heartwarming tale of resilience and bravery, one duck’s differences make her the unlikely hero of an entire city.
Perfect for readers who believe that even the smallest voice can make the biggest difference!.
Bella vs The Backyard Bandits
The Hidden Elf Kingdom of the Blue Ridge Mountains
Wendy Waddle and the Earthquake Warning
Blending real-life and fictional events, this story follows Bella, a German Shepherd, as she battles a mischievous family of raccoons living in a large tree near a canal in a picturesque Southern Florida backyard. Bella is determined to protect the tree's mangoes from her clever adversaries. Through a series of trials and errors, the raccoons attempt to befriend the formidable German Shepherd. Will they succeed?
This picture book features stunning illustrations, a rhyming poem about the events, a one-page photo collage of the real Bella and her backyard, and fun facts about German Shepherds and raccoons. Designed to entertain children, it offers an uplifting and heartwarming story.
The Hidden Elf Kingdom of the Blue Ridge Mountains
The Hidden Elf Kingdom of the Blue Ridge Mountains
Alexander the Great! The Boy Who Dreamed Big and Changed the World
What happens when winter starts to disappear? When the forest grows warmer and the snow melts too fast, the animals panic. But one curious squirrel named Whiskers stays calm and starts to investigate. By carefully observing his surroundings and comparing snow in sunlight and shade, Whiskers makes a surprising scientific discovery that just might save winter.
The Squirrel Who Saved Winter is a fun and engaging STEM picture book that shows young readers how science, curiosity, and problem solving can change the world. Perfect for classrooms, bedtime reading, and budding young scientists, this story proves that thinking critically can make a real difference.
Alexander the Great! The Boy Who Dreamed Big and Changed the World
The Curious Mind of Garrett Morgan! The Boy Who Saved Millions of Lives
Alexander the Great! The Boy Who Dreamed Big and Changed the World
Inspire your child with the incredible story of Alexander the Great—a young prince with big dreams and an even bigger heart! In ‘Alexander Dreamed Big and Changed the World,’ follow the adventures of a boy who tamed a wild horse, learned from the great philosopher Aristotle, and set out to explore the world. Through bravery, curiosity, and kindness, Alexander united people from different lands and left a legacy that continues to inspire us today. This beautifully told tale, paired with stunning illustrations, encourages children to dream boldly, embrace learning, and believe that they, too, can change the world. Perfect for young adventurers and budding dreamers!
The Curious Mind of Garrett Morgan! The Boy Who Saved Millions of Lives
The Curious Mind of Garrett Morgan! The Boy Who Saved Millions of Lives
The Curious Mind of Garrett Morgan! The Boy Who Saved Millions of Lives
This book is about the inventor Garrett Morgan that introduces young readers to an inspiring real-life hero who changed the world with his brilliant inventions. From inventing the gas mask that saved lives to creating the modern traffic signal, Garrett Morgan’s story is a powerful lesson in determination, creativity, and making a difference. Through engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this book will spark your child’s curiosity and show them the incredible impact one person can have on the world. Perfect for children who love to tinker, invent, and dream big! Inspire the next generation of inventors. Garrett Morgan’s story is proof that every problem has a solution—if you dare to find it!
The Squirrel That Saved Winter
The Curious Mind of Garrett Morgan! The Boy Who Saved Millions of Lives
The Curious Mind of Garrett Morgan! The Boy Who Saved Millions of Lives
What happens when winter starts to disappear? When the forest grows warmer and the snow melts too fast, the animals panic. But one curious squirrel named Whiskers stays calm and starts to investigate. By carefully observing his surroundings and comparing snow in sunlight and shade, Whiskers makes a surprising scientific discovery that just might save winter.=
The Squirrel Who Saved Winter is a fun and engaging STEM picture book that shows young readers how science, curiosity, and problem solving can change the world. Perfect for classrooms, bedtime reading, and budding young scientists, this story proves that asking questions and thinking critically can make a real difference.
About The Author
Delroy Michael Thompson
Delroy Michael Thompson is a children’s book author and middle school teacher based in South Florida who believes in the power of stories to educate, inspire, and uplift young minds. With more than 20 years of experience working with students in Hawaii, Georgia, and Florida, he has dedicated his career to helping children discover their potential through learning, curiosity, and imagination.
Living with physical disabilities, Mr. Thompson approaches life with determination and optimism, refusing to let challenges define his path. Instead, he channels his experiences into meaningful teaching and heartfelt stories that encourage perseverance, critical thinking, and hope. His work reflects a deep commitment to showing children that obstacles can be overcome through knowledge, creativity, and courage.
Mr. Thompson holds a bachelor’s degree in social science and history and a master’s degree in counseling studies. He currently teaches world history and civics to 6th- and 7th-grade students. He lives with his wife and daughter and enjoys writing, watching historical films, traveling, following world affairs, and playing chess.