Antoinette Chanel is a retired English professor, education specialist, and author who writes children’s books and non-fiction mental health books for adults. She is also the founder of Feathered Press Indie Publisher, a publishing company.
“Selfless” is a groundbreaking book that will leave you astonished, moved, and inspired. This innovative storytelling approach masterfully illustrates the transformative power of empathy, making it a must-read for readers of all ages.
Whether you are standing tall like a tree, jumping around like a gorilla or stretching up like a cobra, this little book will bring you on a journey with meditation, breathwork and flow.
Written and illustrated by two children’s yoga teachers, Yoga Adventures sets parents and their little yogis up for a fun, family practice that will leave you in the present moment and ready for whatever comes your way.
As dancing armadillos Clive and Sydney were rehearsing with Nanushka the cat for their show, strange noises were heard from outside. Clive was NOT happy to discover who was making them! And little could he and Sydney have imagined the nail-biting adventure waiting for them when they went down to the river with this unexpected visitor!
Not only will children be captivated by this delightful and unique animal story–Book Two in The Adventures of Clive & Sydney, the Dancing Armadillos picture book series–they’ll also be treated to the gorgeous, vibrant illustrations by Lauera VanderHeart and Jesús García.
A rascally mirror helps Vicky to see herself and others in an empathetic way. A journey of self-confidence and acceptance with heart.
On Vicky’s wall, this mirror did play,
A rascally sprite, in mischief all day.
With grins and giggles, a magic so bright,
It showed the town in a whimsical light.
Baker juggling pies, mayors wig so grand,
Reflection’s tricks swept over the land.
Yet, in the laughter, a lesson discreet,
A tale of acceptance, ever, so sweet.
Welcome to the April edition of KidlioMag, bursting with the vibrant colors of spring and the joy of Easter!
This time of the year is truly magical, as the world wakes up from its winter slumber. The trees are blossoming, the days are brighter, and nature is alive with fresh energy. Spring reminds us of the beauty of new beginnings and the importance of cherishing the world around us.
April also brings the festive spirit of Easter, a time for family, fun, and hope. Whether you’re painting eggs in dazzling colors, participating in thrilling egg hunts, or savoring delicious chocolate treats, Easter is all about spreading joy and kindness.
Get ready for a spooky adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat! Experience the journey of a lifetime as Akiti faces the unknown, battles fear, and embraces the power of love in “Akiti and the Hunter Part III: Akiti and the Juju Tree.” This spellbinding story will resonate with young and old alike, reminding us all that true bravery lies not just in facing our fears, but in the bonds we share and the sacrifices we make for those we hold dear. Join Akiti and Nadia as they embark on a journey filled with magic, danger, and heart, discovering what it truly means to be a hero.
I grew up in Newport News, Virginia, and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, after graduating from college. My vast education and experience highlights specialties in subjects spanning corporate communication and marketing, educational leadership and curriculum and instruction. I am an educator by profession, having taught at a number of schools in the U.S. along with a variety of countries — spending a decade as an elementary school teacher. I have taught at an international school in Qatar, an all-girls American International school in Dubai, and an American International Baccalaureate school in China.
I’m Bolaji Ajayi, and I’m passionate about storytelling, especially when it comes to showcasing African culture through the lens of adventure, strength, and heroism. I’m the author of the Akiti the Hunter series, which introduces readers to Africa’s first superhero. Aside from writing, I’m a mother, an advocate for diverse representation in literature, and someone who strongly believes that every child deserves to see themselves reflected in the stories they read.
For Michael Eastwood, horses and ponies have always been more than just animals they’re a lifelong passion. His journey into writing children’s books began with a simple but powerful realization: while many children dream of having a pony, few truly understand the responsibility that comes with caring for one.