Not Globi?
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Posted on 10/05/2009 3:26:07 PM PDT by SoftballMominVA
Goppy is a bright, young, fun-loving elephant with an incredible passion for America. Based on a dedication to the American family, the Goppy Project exists to teach young children the values of Individual Responsibility, Civic Duty, Freedom, Capitalism and Conservatism through a series of books that kids will love and parents will appreciate for their instructional value.
Goppy’s first book, “Teach a Donkey to Fish,” emphasizes the importance of self-responsibility. Goppy teaches his friend Libby to work hard and earn money for the things she wants to buy. And as a result of Libby’s hard work, she learns that nothing is out of reach if she relies on herself to get the job done
(Excerpt) Read more at goppy.com ...
Cheers to the authors for coming up with a great book that highlights the character traits we all believe in
Lynn Cheney has written some wonderful books for kids on history and civic responsibility. :)
Not Globi?
Is it Goopy or Goppy? Either way, it’s goofy.
I can just hear PETA now.
My bad — It’s GOPPY
can you fix oh mighty admin?
his friend "Libby"...to actually WORK HARD and EARN MONEY....HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
....and Libby is dressed as a hippy
yeah, I liked that
....and Libby is dressed as a hippy
yeah, I liked that
I would say “some things just write themselves”...except someone actually wrote this. :)
The few pages we can preview look pretty good...
You can teach a Liberal...but you can’t teach him much!
The Boy Scouts of America has been doing this for 100 years now. Cub Scouts since 1931.
Naming the character Goppy? Seriously?
No wonder we lose a lot.
Better than Goopy....
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