DanSing Pancakes’ Healthy Choices Musical Story

The DanSing Pancakes’ Healthy Choices Musical Story is a new, edu-taining, high-action, illustrated children’s book written in rhymes, and with a 'scan and play' audiobook by voiceover narrator and actress Shayna Small and with a hot new song, written and performed by legendary Platters® lead singer Joe Coleman.The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington [DC] proudly had a cameo part in the fun song and will receive a percentage of every book sold. Please visit www.DanSingPancakes.com to meet Pablo & Priscilla Pancake and experience the fun and games on their website!Pablo and Priscilla Pancake were born suddenly in a frying pan at a home near yours. They bathe in bowls of syrup and they attend Panfry Primary School. There they encounter 'human' classmates smoking, and talking about drinking and doing drugs.Through their adventurous story and a hot new song, the DanSing Pancakes help kids resist drugs, alcohol, and smoking while teaching them positive choices such as studying hard, eating healthy foods, and being good friends.Pablo and Priscilla help their friends lead healthy lives and fulfill their dreams.Wonderfully illustrated by a young artist and her mother, the story includes a cool 'pledge' with fun coloring pages from the story and other interactive family activities to encourage kids to make healthy choices.It is a must-have book for every parent, grandparent, great-grandparent, aunt, uncle, guardian, older brother or sister to teach young kids these valuable lessons in a fun, child-friendly way. A portion of each book sold is donated to the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington [DC] (https://www.bgcgw.org).Testimonial: 'I was so excited to see your book. I wanted to tell you about a little boy I read it to in the play therapy room. His mother, who has struggled with addiction and is on the verge of losing him, was in the lobby. He sang [your] song until he memorized it. He then went out to the lobby, got down on his knees in front of his mother seated in a chair, and sang it to her and made her sing it with him. Joe, it was quite honestly one of the most moving things this old therapist has seen in 30 years. So that is [the impact] of your book through the eyes of a little boy who dearly loves his mother. I wish you all the blessings in the world. Thank you for sharing the book with me.'~Beth M. Hughes, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist