The story features Jingle Jangles Smith, a character crafted to instill moral values and promote ethical behavior among children. This second installment in Roland Hansen's collection emphasizes themes of compassion and acceptance, making it an engaging read that encourages young readers to embrace positive traits and develop a strong sense of ethics.
Focusing on moral values and ethical behavior, this children's book introduces young readers to Tim the Cat, who embodies compassion and acceptance. As the first volume in a series, it aims to instill important life lessons through engaging storytelling, encouraging children to develop a strong moral compass.
In this sequel, Tim's journey continues as he grapples with his desire for attention, leading him to create mischief among his friends. While he has gained acceptance from the other cats, he struggles with his identity and the need to be seen as a hero once more. The story explores themes of friendship, the consequences of seeking validation, and the importance of true character over popularity. Tim's antics serve as a backdrop for lessons on moral values and the significance of compassion and acceptance within a community.
Conflict arises as Buzzy the beaver begins chopping down trees near the pond, upsetting Princess Purdy Birdy. Their disagreement is interrupted when a cunning fox appears, posing a threat to both the beaver and the swan. This story explores themes of cooperation and understanding as the characters must navigate their differences to confront a common danger.
The Story of a Butterfly called Bee is another heartwarming story in the Roland Hansen Collection. Roland Hansen's collection of children's books promotes good moral values, ethical behavior, compassion and acceptance. He dedicated this book to his mother, Margaret. The godly principles in Roland's collection of stories were those instilled in him by his mother. According to Roland, his mom dearly loved God, her family and also butterflies.