The Paint Brush That Just Wanted to Help – Everyone has a purpose in life, once we find it, we can feel more fulfilled. In this beautifully illustrated story, the tools all help building a house, each doing their part, paint brush feels unwanted, until he finds his special purpose too. The book helps children learn about team work, and about the processes involved in building a house.
By: Eric Dean
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Story Building – Sarbaast’s Tales - Sarbasst’s warm friendly characters are back with a short and simple idea for Story Building. This book is a great early reader and a story activity all in one, perfect for bed time stories or for early grade creative writing activities. The author has generously contributed this book to public domain to promote reading and ... Story Building – Sarbaast’s Tales - Sarbasst’s warm friendly characters are back with a short and simple idea for Story Building. This book is a great early reader and a story activity all in one, perfect for bed time stories or for early grade creative writing activities. This version is a dyslexic version, trialling a new font created by Sarbaast, please ...
Friendship – from Sarbasst’s Tales - Friendship – from Sarbasst’s Tales – A simple book with a beautiful message – the importance of friendship. Another great book from Sarbasst Braian, which is available in public domain. This book is provided in Sarbasst’s dyslexic font. He needs feedback from around the world to help him refine it. Please mail him at info@sarbasst.com ...
Sarbasst’s Tales 3 – Dyslexic Version - Sarbasst’s Tales 3 Dyslexic Version – This book is a revised version ot Sarbasst’s Tales 3, which can be found on our home page, using a Dyslexic font. Sarbasst has started to develop this dyslexic font himself. He needs feedback from the dyslexic children around the world to refine it. Please mail him at info@sarbasst.com ...
Sarbasst’s Tales 6 - Sarbasst’s Tales 6 – The 6th in the series of adventures based on a group of fun loving friends, with important life lessons. A short book perfect for young children and those learning to read. For everyone’s enjoyment Sarbasst has provided this book in public domain. By: Sarbasst Braian Images from Sarbasst’s Tales 6 <end ...
Sarbasst’s Tales 5 - Sarbasst’s Tales 5 – Another great small adventure of a group of fun loving friends, with important life lessons. A short book perfect for young children and those learning to read. The the 5th Book in the series by Sarbasst Braian, in public domain. By: Sarbaast Braian See more books from the Author below ...
Sarbasst’s Tales 4 - Sarbasst’s Tales 4 – Amy, Bam, and friends are back in a heart warming tale of friendship and love. Another great book from Sarbasst’s Tales. By: Sarbasst Braian See the Story in a Read-along Version from Kiwi Opa See more books from the Author below Spread the love
Sarbasst’s Tales 3 – The Sphere - Sarbasst’s Tales 3 – Enjoy the spirit of friendship with Bam, Amy, and friends, and have a wonderful day. Another great book from Sarbasst at Sarbasst’s Tales. By: Sarbasst Braian Read along with the video of Sarbasst’s Tales 3, read by Kiwi Opa See more books from the Author below Spread the love
The Rabbit and the Flower - The Rabbit and the Flower – The rabbit finds a pretty flower, and he likes it a lot. His friends the birds help him find many more pretty things around him. Eventually the rabbit realises what is the most beautiful thing in life. This is the third book in Sarbasst’s Tales of the Lord series ...
Kanika G writes:
“This is a nice story. That is why I like it. Read it again mama.” says my daughter. Well written story.
Eli Biebers writes:
This is an awesome, engaging kids’ book with a great message and adorable illustrations. A wonderful introduction to the idea of being included.
Porter Freelow writes:
These tools appear to be telekinetic. I like that.
VIKAS GARG writes:
Story is very good and colors used are catchy too for kids… But story was too narrative for my 1st grader .. More graphics and pages with one liner must have been excellent.. Please keep the good work flowing
Savio writes:
I learnt that we have our own jobs to do.
Charlotte Tan writes:
It is good. It teach me how to be patience.