Non-fiction account of a girl re-named Priscilla who was kidnapped from her village in Sierra Leone in 1756. She was sold into slavery in South Carolina to an owner who kept strict records. Cherish the history of Priscilla’s life and reflect the strength it took for her to survive such drastic circumstances. Young readers will be inspired to learn that out of bad experiences persistent courage can lead to triumph.
I am originally from Colombia and my family moved to the U.S when I was a teenager. I am now an engineer working mom of two boys and author of Two Boys on a Sailboat/Dos niños en un Velero.
Music and singing have always been a major part of Melody’s life. Her bi-racial background exposes her to a variety of music. She loves to sing in her room alone. But what happens when her grandparents want her to sing a special song publicly for their big anniversary party? Melody will encourage young readers to work hard to overcome any obstacle that may stand in the way of positive goals they set out to achieve.
“So many toys, but what caught his eye,
Was a black-and-white police car two shelves too high.”
The Other Side of Sorry is your new favorite rhyming picture book.
It’s filled with bright and colorful illustrations that guide you through a touching true story.
MILOO AND FRIENDS is a series of children’s picture books about a bright young girl who is trying to make the world a better place with the help of her friends. These stories cover different topics such as protecting the environment, value of friendship, acceptance, respecting our elderly and much more. Acquainting children with Miloo and her friends, will help energize their desire to observe and solve various obstacles.
What can Ben do when he gets angry or upset? What does his mom do when Ben does not know how to calm himself down?
“Ahhhh, it’s not working!” Have you ever been so frustrated that you just want to scream? Ben is a kid who loves to play, especially with his puzzles, which help him learn and grow. But he often experiences many BIG emotions when things don’t go his way. Like many other kids, he has to learn different ways to help him cope with his anger so he can calm himself down.
We all know that grandparents love their grandchildren. But in most cases, the fun turns into a learning experience. With Kingsley, it’s all the time. Grandma always finds a way to get on his last little nerve. Will he get to have fun like a kid should? Or will his grandma find a way to bother him yet again. Read along and find out!!
During lunch at school, someone has stolen some of Anna’s homemade chocolate chip cookies. The culprit can only be one of Anna’s friends. But which one of her friends would betray her trust and friendship?…Join Sanaa The Detective as she figures out who committed the Cookie Crime. Can you solve the crime before Sanaa?To view other books by this author, please visit the company website: seangeorgeenterprises.com
When Frankie visits the Zoo of Kazoo, he’s afraid to wear his glasses because the other children might make fun of him—but without them, he can’t see any of the animals. After the zoo’s beloved zebra family has a surprise new arrival, Frankie soon discovers that being different isn’t such a bad thing, after all…
Frankie Four Eyes and Zindi Zima -is a fun and memorable children’s story that communicates a valuable moral lesson about the power of individuality.
Kip is a happy, playful little dog who enjoys traveling and spending time with his family. He introduces his young readers to different modes of transportation as he experiences several different countries, and the unique qualities each one offers. It is not only a fun read, but educational too. One will get insight into his friendly personality from the very start. He doesn’t like being left home, and will be on his best behavior so that he gets to go with his human family. He embarks on a family trip to France, Spain and Rome, where he has the time of his life. He samples the food in every country he visits, dances in the street, sits in cafes, and visits the monkeys. When he finally arrives home, Kip settles into his normal calm demeanor, and happily joins his mom in a yoga practice.