This book informs young black boys how important they are in this world, and that their emotions do not mean they are showing weakness. Also, this book is to inform them education is important, to never give up on themselves no matter what is thrown their way, and to know they can still be a cool kid with sincere emotions and phenomenal strength.
asmine Brings home a new retro-looking game from GameWorld, and when she and her brother Bobby start playing it, they get sucked into it via a portal, and upon awakening inside the game, they realize that they have been turned into anthropomorphic animals. Jasmine is now a cat, and her brother is a bear, and they can both do a myriad of cool attacks that cost little health when used in battle, say, against some giant wasps, perhaps? As they meet up with new allies along the way, like Skate the crow, Jasmine and Bobby will have to play the game with their lives on the line. Will they win? Find out, in Adventures in GameWorld: Game Start.
A family full of magical secrets. An enemy who practices the dark arts. Can Thomas and Julia defeat a fearsome foe and find an enchanted cure?
One terrible day, a strange insect with the body of a bee and the wings of a bat stings Grandpa John, who falls desperately ill. Grandma Rini enlists the help of her witch sister Magda.
A Brown Girl’s Christmas Story takes you on a heart-warming journey through the eyes of little Allison as she fondly recounts her Christmas and family’s traditions.
It’s Christmas Eve and Santa is not feeling well. There’s a lot of presents and not enough time before morning. It’s now up to the Elves to race before time and bring in the holiday celebration
I don’t want crumpets, waffles or bread.
I want chocolate, just chocolate, I WANT CHOCOLATE’ she said.
In this illustrated morality tale, Ana loves chocolate more than anything else in the whole world. After dreaming about it all night, she pleads for it all day. But when Ana finally gets her way, what could go wrong?
Bug loved to write stories and wanted to share that gift with others. She takes her friends through the beginning steps to writing and publishing their own creative books.
Wakey wakey! It’s time for another day in Rocco Robin’s exciting week!
Are you tired from yesterday? Rocco certainly is! But, despite the tiredness from such an exciting Tuesday, Rocco is ready for another adventure on this fine and sunny, wonderful Wednesday.
Wait…what is that under the tree in Columbus Circle? I think we need to set off to have a gander, don’t you?
Rocco Robin has a different rhyming adventure for each day of the week based in Central Park, that contains a moral, set in a different location and introduces new characters along the way. Characters include break-dancing squirrels, to a baseball playing blackbird, in a ‘cool but cute’ style, for children aged 3 to 8 years old.
After such a fun Monday, why on earth would Rocco want to stay at home today? He sets off again!
After picking up some moves from Perrie and Pixie Pigeon yesterday, he can’t wait to see what today has to offer in the magical place of Central Park.
Shall we join Rocco for breakfast to see what he is up to today? Rocco Robin has a different rhyming adventure for each day of the week that contains a moral, set in a different location and introduces new characters along the way. Characters include break-dancing squirrels, to a baseball playing blackbird, in a ‘cool but cute’ style, for children aged 3 to 8 years old. Available on Amazon: Rocco Robin & His Central Chums: Tuesday: Amazon.co.uk: Lewis, K.: 9781915794017: Books