What happens when people we love offend us? What do we do when our loved ones are rude, selfish, or inconsiderate?Buddy Brax and the Big Ugly Fight is written to teach children how to best deal with conflict and disagreement between family members, siblings, and friends. You might feel angry, but you don’t have to let the sun go down on your anger. There is a solution that every kid (and parent) should know!

In Buddy Brax and the Big Ugly Fight, Brax and his best friend Gus find themselves caught in a heated argument that leaves them both upset and Brax declaring their friendship over in a moment of anger. Fortunately, Brax’s Grandpa steps in with wise advice, guiding him on how to manage his frustration and find a path to reconciliation. This heartwarming story reminds children that “It’s awfully hard for that anger to stay, towards any person for whom we pray.”

Buddy Brax and the Boxed Bike is a story about young Buddy Brax, who excitedly receives a new bike only to find it in pieces, with an instruction manual he’s not too keen to use.

Convinced he can build it himself, Buddy Brax dives in, improvising and skipping the manual. The result? A disastrous bike that’s barely functional!

As he reflects on his experience, Brax realizes the value of guidance—not only for building bikes but for navigating life. 

“To imagine we can live without instruction or correction, Is more foolish than attempting to build a bike without direction.”

Brax and the Somewhat Old Treehouse tells the story of a young pup, Brax, who attempts to remodel his grandfather’s sturdy old treehouse, confident he can improve it.

But his ambitious changes lead to its collapse in a storm, teaching him a humbling lesson: the structures and traditions built by those before us often have value we may not fully understand.

Through Brax’s missteps, the story highlights the importance of respecting the past and being cautious about discarding established practices for new ideas.