The second story of the Zodiac Tales, SANTIAGO THE STRONG BULL, tells the story of a stubborn bull. Santiago wants to go on a treasure hunt, but everyone tells him he’s going on a wild goose chase. But Santiago is a bull who likes to do things his way! He has a routine: early to bed, early to rise, and then go on an adventure to find treasure. With patience, Santiago goes off, looking all over Spain for his treasure. Will he find it?
A fun, rhyming version teaching the story of Noah, while using biblical context and colorful illustrations. Perfect for kids of all ages. Children will learn that God speaks to us and if we listen and have faith we can never go wrong. The story teaches that above all, God keeps his promises!
The series ‘The Heartbeats – It’s Cool To Be Kind’ emphasises the act of kindness as strong, respected behaviour, with infinite positive effects on our wellbeing, ultimately making us all happier and healthier
Christmas is coming, but on his way Santa Clause has lost his magic compass. How Santa Clause will find the way to give presents to all the children? A small but kind girl Diana has to help Santa to save Christmas so that all the kids get their presents in time. Magic lives in all of us when we believe in goodness.
Our latest book Surrounded by Numbers is a fun and colorful math book.
Have you ever noticed that we are surrounded by numbers everywhere we go? Yes, numbers just jump out from everywhere. Follow Isaiah as he run errands with his family and finds numbers all around his neighborhood.
Practice math skills (counting & ordinal numbers)
For readers 0 – 8
Josephine’s Black Box is a heartfelt read about a black family and how they survived in the world of uncertainty, social inequity, and racial discrimination.
Josephine, a mother of four, worked as a teacher in the Billers-Ville Elementary School for Negros. After her husband’s demise in the war, she finds her strength through her children and faith. She managed all children by herself and always encouraged them to respect each other’s culture, follow their dreams, and be proud of their father and the work he did for the rights of African-American people.
She worries about her eldest son, Billy Ray, who is more like her husband, but some kids bully him all the time, and one day, Billy goes missing, and Josephine finds him on the side of the road, all bloody.
Read this book to know, despite the pain in her heart, how Josephine copes with the challenges and teaches her children that they are capable of making this world a better place to live, where everyone should be treated equally.
Josephine’s Black Box explores sentiments, thoughtfulness, and worries from a mother’s perspective and, at the same time, shows the strength of a mother.
Are you ready to be inspired? Are you ready to be encouraged? Who Am I? I Am a (Black) Girl embraces and tears down any barriers of stereotypes and discouragement about a black girl. From our melanin magic to our beautiful imperfect flaws and uniqueness, this book tells us how important and special we really are. We are more than just a negative aspect for the media outlet and a false portrayal to the world of what a black girl should be. We are more, we are bold, and we are golden. This book tells you how important and beautiful our black is.
Mr. Nose, Mrs. Nose, Mini Nose live in Nose Town and they are very nosy… until they begin to busy themselves with their own lives, jobs and hobbies and then Mrs. Nose finds something magical.