Ken Wilson Max Books

Furaha Means Happy
Furaha Means Happy

By Ken Wilson Max

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The House That Mack Built
The Sun Is a Bright Star
The Sun Is a Bright Star

By Ken Wilson Max

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Wake Up Sleep Tight
Wake Up Sleep Tight

By Ken Wilson Max

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Dexter gets dressed!
Dexter gets dressed!

By Ken Wilson Max

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Max
Max

By Ken Wilson Max

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Max tells about his friends and his home.

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Max loves sunflowers
Max loves sunflowers

By Ken Wilson Max

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Max plants seeds and waits until the seeds grow, and then he dances when the sunflowers open.

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Max's money
Max's money

By Ken Wilson Max

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Max and his friends use their coins for the things they like, such as gumballs and magic tricks.

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L is for Loving
L is for Loving

By Ken Wilson Max

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Max paints the house
Max paints the house

By Ken Wilson Max

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Little Pink, Max, and Big Blue try to paint the house to match the sky, but the sky keeps changing.

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