k e y k i d s t u f f stories

At Key Kidstuff, we have created many books for young readers.
Here are some we'd like to share you.

Happy's Song

Happy is a bird who isn't very happy. He is to be in the recital but feels like he's in the shadow of his younger sister Mabel who has the best voice in the meadow. Happy decides he needs find a better voice. He sets out to the meadow in search of one. But he finds much more in Happy's Song.

All the Letters in Our Alphabet

All the Letters in Our Alphabet shows that letters can be fun. Wear an "h" as a hat! Go, "eeeeeeeee" when sledding. Find out which kiwi is which. And what about a timid "t"...

Amelia & Amelia

Amelia the penguin wants to fly. But penguins don't fly. But you can't tell Amelia that. Join Amelia as she meets Amelia Earhart and finds out that there is a way penguins can fly.

Olive & Scraps

Scraps is a goat living on Adelie farm. But he is a disgruntled goat and eats the farmer's prize rose garden. All the animals on the farm are concerned about Scraps because he is in danger of getting kicked off the farm. The only way they can save her is to find a little bird named Olive. Join the animals of Adelie Farm as they reunite the friends Olive & Scraps.

Amelia's Adventures at the Museum:
Welcome to the Met!

What is the importance of an Eyptian bowl with human feet that's over 5,000 years old? What goes on during a Japanese Kaiseki? Amelia the penguin can give us the answers. Plunges into the Museum and come long for one of Amelia's Adventures at the Museum. Amelia guides us through the Metropolitan Museum of Art giving us details of particular pieces of the different curatorial departments. What is an Assyrain lamassu anyhow?

Amelia's Adventures at the Museum:
Sculpt!

The little penguin is off again in Amelia's Adventures at the Museum. Amelia visits the Sculpture Garden. As she reaches the end of the room and looks out the window, she sees that the view has changed. She has been transported to Italy! She meets a sculptor, Jean Baptiste Carpeaux who introduces her to the wonderful world of sculpture. And she even gets to try it herself!

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At Key Kidstuff, we have created many books for young readers. Here are some we'd like to share you.
Happy's Song Happy is a bird who isn't very happy. He is to be in the recital but feels like he's in the shadow of his younger sister Mabel who has the best voice in the meadow. Happy decides he needs find a better voice. He sets out to the meadow in search of one. But he finds much more in Happy's Song.

All the Letters in Our Alphabet All the Letters in Our Alphabet shows that letters can be fun. Wear an "h" as a hat! Go, "eeeeeeeee" when sledding. Find out which kiwi is which. And what about a timid "t"...

Amelia & Amelia Amelia the penguin wants to fly. But penguins don't fly. But you can't tell Amelia that. Join Amelia as she meets Amelia Earhart and finds out that there is a way penguins can fly.

Olive & Scraps Scraps is a goat living on Adelie farm. But he is a disgruntled goat and eats the farmer's prize rose garden. All the animals on the farm are concerned about Scraps because he is in danger of getting kicked off the farm. The only way they can save her is to find a little bird named Olive. Join the animals of Adelie Farm as they reunite the friends Olive & Scraps.


Amelia's Adventures at the Museum: Welcome to the Met! What is the importance of an Eyptian bowl with human feet that's over 5,000 years old? What goes on during a Japanese Kaiseki? Amelia the penguin can give us the answers. Plunges into the Museum and come long for one of Amelia's Adventures at the Museum. Amelia guides us through the Metropolitan Museum of Art giving us details of particular pieces of the different curatorial departments. What is an Assyrain lamassu anyhow?		Amelia's Adventures at the Museum: Sculpt! The little penguin is off again in Amelia's Adventures at the Museum. Amelia visits the Sculpture Garden. As she reaches the end of the room and looks out the window, she sees that the view has changed. She has been transported to Italy! She meets a sculptor, Jean Baptiste Carpeaux who introduces her to the wonderful world of sculpture. And she even gets to try it herself!


© key design ! four park avenue new york, new york 10016 ! key_is@yahoo.com