Being a Helper
Part of the “Good Neighbor” Series - featuring the "Wheelhouse Kids"
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
When you take off your socks,
don’t roll them in a ball,
don’t throw them in corners,
under beds or down halls.
Instead, straighten them out and go forth to the bin.
It’s called the hamper,
in the bathroom
and toss the dirty clothes in.
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
Being a helper can be fun!
Through simple rhymes and colorful pictures, children learn that a little help can make a big difference. By doing simple chores that help their parents, little ones are guided how to make their beds, tidy the bathroom, hang up their jackets, toss their dirty clothes in the hamper, and pick up their toys.
In this delightful tale, children discover the joy of helping Mom and Dad around the house and in being responsible for themselves and their surroundings.
About the Author
Maryann T. Rispoli is a single mother of five and business professional who was born in Rockland County, New York. She enjoys writing poetry and short stories, and spends whatever spare time she can find painting, sketching, and listening to music. Being a Helper is her first book in her “Good Neighbor” series.