Motorbike Builds a Treehouse

By Roy Roberson

This delightfully illustrated children's chapter book aimed at ages 0-10 follows the adventures of a man known as Motorbike. Motorbike lives by the Golden Rule and demonstrates that every day in the way he loves, treats and talks to people. Motorbike is always looking for ways to help others, using his time, talents, and resources to make their

• Language: English
• Publisher: Palmetto Publishing
• Release date: Mar 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9781649904652

Roy Roberson

Roy Roberson always loved telling stories to his two sons when they were little. Roy is a follower of Jesus who knows the grace and mercy of God, and he loves to tell people about the Lord. He writes a weekly blog with the assistance of his wife, Erin. Roy and Erin have been married since 1990 and reside in Fayetteville, Georgia. They enjoy hiking, watching movies, and making meals together.

Book preview

Chapter 1

This is Motorbike.

Well, Motorbike isn’t his real name. That's the nickname his friends gave him because he loves motor- cycles. He has five of them.

Motorbike's real name is Michael, which means who is like God.

Michael isn’t God, but he is like him. After all, Michael—I mean, Motorbike—reminds you of God when you meet him.

He's kind and generous, and he loves people. Old people. Young people. Rich people. Poor people. Black people. White people. Brown people. He loves people with disabilities and people with special abilities. Motorbike just loves people. All people.

And because Motorbike loves people, he lives his life by the Golden Rule: In everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.

Every day Motorbike treats people the way he would like to be treated. He's friendly, considerate,

and patient with his coworkers, neighbors, and even strangers at the gas station and grocery store.

Take a good look at Motorbike.

Can you guess what he does for a living?

Yep. He's a construction worker.

Every day he uses his hands to build things. Big things. Small things. Complicated things. And simple things. He's smart and is careful to plan and organize his work, so he follows each step correctly.

But, when Motorbike isn’t working at his job, he loves to use his skills to build or fix things to make life better for his neighbors and the new friends he makes every day.

What's great is that Motorbike can build or fix just about anything.

He can build things out of wood, like a carpenter. He can build things out of metal and weld them together. He can run electrical wire to give things power, like an electrician. There's nothing too hard or complicated for Motorbike.

As you get to know him, you’ll see.

One thing is for sure: nothing makes Motorbike happier than helping people.

Chapter 2