Pockets and His Faith

Pockets used to count the things that he put into his pockets. Then he would lose count because he kept forgetting how many pockets he had, what items he put where, and in which color pockets? So he went to a doctor to see if the doctor could fix the hole in his pockets. The […]
You Can’t Touch Love, Love Touches You

Pockets believed all important things should fit in a pocket. He tried to pocket a sunbeam—whoosh. It slipped through his fingers, warm and bright, but gone in an instant. He tried to catch a breeze—whoooo. It tickled his nose, teasing, before darting away. He cupped an echo—“Hello!”—but echoes, like memories, don’t sit still. He even […]
Pockets, Kaci, and the Bake Sale

The Saturday sun shone over the school fairgrounds, where a big bake sale was planned. Pockets and Kaci carried a shopping list as long as a mixing spoon: flour, sugar, butter, chocolate chips, and rainbow sprinkles. They headed to Mukur’s Market, humming a cupcake song as they went. Pockets jingled his pockets. “I’ve got three […]
Pockets and the Finish Line

When the town hears about National Running Day, it plans a one-mile race for Saturday. All week, the park buzzes. Helpers set out orange cones. Kids chalk bright arrows on the path. A big white banner that says FINISH flutters over the last stretch. The arrows all point one way around the loop. In this […]
Pockets and the Windy Day

One sunny morning, Mukur saw Pockets bend down to pick up a candy wrapper from the grass. “Why do you do that?” Mukur asked. Pockets smiled. “The ground is not a trash can,” he said. “I will carry it until I find one.” “But isn’t it yucky?” asked Mukur. “I have this little bag,” Pockets […]
Pockets and the Milkman

In the good old days, when Pockets was growing up in a quiet suburban neighborhood, everyone knew each other by name and what they did for a living. Mr. Kurt Miller was the neighborhood social service agent. He made sure the streets stayed clean and the park stayed tidy, and he always had a friendly […]
Pockets goes to the Barbershop

Pockets knows everyone, the Pizza man, Doctor Tom, new friends in the hospital, Miss Linda, Hayley, Pockettes, the guys he met at the Basketball court. He met so many people in his lifetime stories that you are reading. And his adventure is not over it’s just getting started. Pockets is here to teach you the […]
Ariana and the Map That Found Friends

In the sunny plaza of a small Latin American town, there was a little blue information booth with neat stacks of maps, a cup of perfectly sharpened pencils, and labels on everything. Behind the counter stood Ariana, whose name sounded as lovely as a song. Ariana’s hair was a waterfall of midnight, shiny and bright […]
The True Friendship of Pockets and Mukur

Kaci was a brilliant young lady with golden brown skin that glowed like warm toast and a smile that could brighten a rainy morning. She wore glasses that made her look extra wise, stood taller than most—especially taller than Pockets—and she loved people so much she even prayed for them when they needed a little […]
Miss Linda’s Big Surprise

Miss Linda had always been a kind and hardworking teacher, but she had no idea just how special her day would become. It all started when the regular 3rd-grade teacher fell sick, and Miss Linda was asked to fill in. She was a little nervous, but she quickly found her rhythm and showed everyone how […]