My name is Cherise Arthur and I live in Beaverton, Oregon. My journey started in grade school as an avid reader. I grew up in the country with rabbits, horses, ponies, a pet raccoon,chickens, etc. I started riding horses again about 10 years ago and one day when I was riding I had an idea for a book. I wrote the story and then joined a local writing community. I finally got the confidence to learn about publishing and what it would look like to actually have a book published. I went the traditional route and was getting impatient with not betting anywhere. That is when I started learning about self publishing

I am someone who is lucky to wear many hats. I am a wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, and part of a very big extended family. I am a retired lawyer, I have had a baking business, and then, as a stay-at-home, mom, I definitely had a lot of jobs as the Co-CEO of our family! And now, I am happy to say that I am a published author

Written in dyslexia-friendly font, Robby the Dyslexic Taxiis the first book in a series about taxi friends with different disabilities and how they not only overcome them, they also do great things. In this story, we meet Robby, who has to deliver Mr. Walters to the airport. There’s just one problem… Robby can’t read the street signs! How will he get his passenger to the airport on time if his dyslexia is putting the brakes on his trip?

I am a life-long visual artist who uses art making as a form of therapy and communication. In addition to illustrating many children’s books, I run my own design firm that I (kind of) fell into when I lived in Philadelphia for a decade. I now live in Ecuador with my husband and daughter and have an ever-growing adult fantasy and children’s book library.

Hello, I am Diggy the Dino!
I have come back from extinction.
I have a magical STOMP and I love to take pictures!
If I stomp three times, I can be anywhere I want to be!
In this book, I want you to come and join me as I travel through London!

My name is Martine Vanderheyden-Lundahl. I was born in Belgium, in Wallonia, the French-speaking part. My father is Belgian, and my mother is Rwandan. I am super proud of them both.

Welcome to the vibrant and enchanting world of Adventures with Sophia! Join Sophia and her mother on their captivating springtime explorations as they dive into the wonders of nature. This beautifully illustrated full-color book takes readers on a delightful journey, from the thrill of foraging for edible flowers to the excitement of hiking up a mountain. Each experience brings them closer together, fostering a deep appreciation for the beauty and diversity of the natural world. Along the way, they uncover the magic of treasuring small moments and the boundless power of curiosity and imagination.

Hi, I live in London with my hubby and 2 boys. My background is in science, but I have always enjoyed writing. Those who know me well know my need for detail and how I seek people who know how to tell a good story! This is my first book, my passion project, so this world is very new to me.

Dear Readers,
How much screen time is too much screen time?
Screen time isn’t always unhealthy, but we need to monitor what content children engage with and what is best for their learning and overall mental and physical development. There are also ways that parents can moderate and manage their child’s screen time to help ensure that kids have a healthy relationship with their screens according to their age.
It is always challenging for me to create content that is fun and educational at the same time. This feeling multiplies when we have the pressure to put together the best quality content that our readers are proud of!
This month, we have Independence Day of India on the 15th of August, so we included facts about Chandrayaan 3, a story of patriotism and activities that promote love, peace, diversity, and inclusion.
Please share your feedback at kidliomag@gmail.com.
Happy Independence Day!
Happy Reading!

“In this sequel to the award-winning “Sadie Sasquatch Goes to School,” Sadie finds herself at recess, her favorite time of the day. But, after her big feet keep getting her into all sorts of messes, she becomes disheartened and wonders if recess really is her favorite part of the school day. Sadie must find confidence in herself to overcome her obstacles and become proud of who she is.”