Three to Five (Little Life Skills)

Juan and the crew would soon realize the importance of following instructions and listening to your parents. Even though everything seems to work out in the end, a valuable lesson would be learned from Juan, his parents, and the rest of the crew. Luckily no one got hurt!

Three to Five is part of the Little Life Skills children's book series. Through engaging storytelling, the Little Life Skills series empowers children to cultivate essential life skills that can be applied in everyday life. Each book in the series presents relatable scenarios that resonate with young readers, teaching them how to navigate real-world challenges with empathy, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

Set in the familiar world of Sykes Elementary School, the series introduces characters like Steven, Juan, and Larry, whose stories explore universal themes and situations that children may encounter. Whether it's handling emotions, building friendships, or finding creative solutions to problems, these stories provide a foundation for lifelong learning.

Raymond M. Patterson Jr. is an author and the founder of the independent multimedia publishing group Little Life Skills LLC. His debut release, a series of picture books for children, uses storytelling to foster practical knowledge and social emotional learning skills for application in everyday life. A former teacher, Raymond noticed that students were missing the essential life skills that were necessary to flourish in their young development. With inadequacy in critical thinking ability along with the increase in single parent homes, he saw firsthand that youth were missing out on the proper training to be successful. Inspired to help students prepare for what they face in life, he created a program of books for families, educators, and children to use together, Little Life Skills, to support higher learning as well as critical thinking and problem-solving skills. He hopes his young readers come away from his stories with new competencies that stay with them long after the book is closed.An entrepreneur and motivational speaker, when Raymond isn't writing stories for children, he enjoys working out and watching his daughter play softball. Raymond lives in St. Louis, Missouri.