A book about empathy
When sixth graders Charlie and Colleen discover that their beloved third-grade teacher, Joseph Adams, is now homeless and living on the streets, they set out to make friends with the deeply troubled man and inspire him and members of the community to support him in his time of trouble.
Author Note: When I was a teacher I’d take classes on walking trips along the sidewalks of Berkeley where I live.  If we passed a street person asking for spare change, the children would grow silent and offered kind smiles.  I wondered what the students would do if one of them ever recognized one of the homeless men—let’s say, a former teacher.So

Poing, the Poet presents Shrinking Teacher

Poing, the Poet presents My Journal

Poing, the Poet presents Boy With His Head Down

Luke Dellar, age twelve, is weary of his flip-flop life. He flies to his father's house in San Diego one month and back to his mother's house in Seattle the next. He's even more tired of taking pills for his ADHD that has worsened since his parent's divorce. A solution to his flip-flopping, pill-popping life? Run away and hike the Pacific Crest Trail, a 2650 mile, five-month journey from the Mexican border to the Canadian border.
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Poing, the Poet presents When Chuck Threw Up

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Poing, the Poet presents Bad Handwriting

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Poing, the Poet presents Writers' Workshop

Poing, the Poet presents The Field Trip

Poing, the Poet presents Sand Sandwich

Book 9: The Elevator Family Sets Sail - Ahoy! What joy! Oh, boy! Nothing suits the tight-knit Wilson family better than life on a small sailboat with its tiny berths, snug main cabin, and little galley.
So, why not set sail on a six-month cruise to explore the tiny islands of the South Pacific?
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