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"Daddy!" Petey Washburn shouted. "Sam's doing it all wrong!" Meet Petey Washburn, age seven. He is named after his dad, Pete, but everyone calls him Petey. He and his older brother, Sam, are using their brand-new tire swing, but Sam is not swinging right and it's tearing up the grass. "Pete, we'd better go look," Mom said to Daddy. Daddy agreed and they walk outside. Raising Kids picks up the adventures of Pete and Petey, where Tire Swing left off. Pete and Petey enjoy a close father-son relationship and are members of a loving family that does things together. But will this hold true when they see what Sam is doing? This series continues J2B's promise to publish "Good Books for Young Boys and Girls" which can be found and purchased at: www.GladToDoIt.net.

Office Jack and Officer Kate are in the airport terminal waiting to fly to Washington, DC, when a woman screams, “Help Me! My baby’s not breathing! Somebody, help me!Officer Kate knows how to help her, but a scanner conveyor belt blocks her path to the frantic mother. Can she get there in time to save the baby?Baby’s Breath is book #5 in the Officer Jack series of the “Glad To Do It!” children's picture books. The “Glad To Do It!” collection tells the adventures of a fire fighter (Uncle Rocky), police officers (Officer Jack, Officer Kate), and an EMT (EMT Morales) as they fight fires, stop crime, rescue people, and help neighbors. The stories are free of bad behavior and the characters are kind, friendly people who enjoy helping others. The books emphasize service to others and devotion to duty and end with the trademark "Glad to do it!” statement that children repeat with the characters.The “Glad To Do It!” collection thanks and honors the commitment, courage, and bravery of millions of police officers, fire fighters, and EMTs who go to work every day fully prepared to place themselves between their neighbors and danger.Go to www.GladToDoIt.net to view the entire “Glad To Do It!” series as well as download a free book and coloring pages.

Petey and his father Pete are on a Christmas mission--to get milk for Gramma. On the walk to the store, they help a woman who has fallen and, when they get to the store, it is closed. How will Gramma react when they come home without the milk?

Seven year-old Stevie and his Dad Steve work together to build a tire swing with help from the rest of their family.

"Petey Washburn," Daddy said, "what this yard needs is a tire swing."Meet Petey Washburn. He is seven and is named after his dad, Pete, but everyone calls him Petey. Petey is excited because he and his dad are going to hang a tire swing from the big branch sticking out of the oak tree by the driveway. Together, Petey, Sam - his older brother, and their father find or buy the swing's materials. Then the boys realize the branch is way off the ground and they can't get the rope over it. Their discouragement doesn't last long as advice and help from dad, milk and cookies from mom, and a tip from Heather, their 10 year old sister, does the trick and the swing is completed.Pete and Petey is the newest picture book series from J2B Publishing. The main characters, Pete and Petey, enjoy a very close father-son relationship and are members of a loving family that does things together. This series continues J2B's promise to publish "Good Books for Young Boys and Girls."

"EMT Morales can see the young girl on the stretcher in the ambulance is frightened and reaches into a compartment for a Ladies Auxiliary comfort gift. It has worked before, but what is it and will it comfort this scared girl?"--Page 4 of cover.

Uncle Rocky visits his niece and nephew, Shana and Luke, for supper. While Rocky fills up on his sister's good food, the family fills up on fire safety tips. Called "Good Books for Young Boys" Uncle Rocky, Fireman is a series of children's illustrated story books about the adventures of a firefighter and his two nephews. Apart or together they fight fires, rescue people, and help neighbors. The stories are free of bad behavior and the characters are kind, friendly people who enjoy helping others, so parents may confidently read Uncle Rocky, Fireman to their children. Uncle Rocky, Fireman emphasizes service to others and devotion to duty with each story ending with the trademark statement, "Glad to do it!