Super Big Brother: Finding Your Hero is told primarily through the toddler eyes of Lulu the Little, who sees her big brother, Super Sam, as her hero with his red cape always flowing behind as he helps her through daily family tasks and lessons about growing up. Super Sam can swim fast, climb high, and swing through the sky. He always saves the day whether he is helping, sharing, or showing kindness. He is the best Super Big Brother ever! Lulu the Little wishes she could be just like him.

Not all heroes wear capes! Some wear Spider-Man PJ’s! This is the story of one such hero, a boy named Owen. When all of the boys and girls in the park mysteriously lose their balls, Owen must figure out why. Who can help him? How can he get the balls back from a mysterious tree that buzzes?

Octavia is a spunky little girl who loves to bake cookies with her Mama. Mixing flour, butter and eggs are one of her favourite things to do. Today, Octavia wants to do things differently.

Henry is a happy student until he encounters a problem. He can’t get rid of his hiccups. He tries a number of ways to get rid of them, but no matter what he does his hiccups keep getting in the way of correctly answering the teacher’s questions. That is until he discovers a new way of answering questions without speaking – sign language.

Todd has been on polishing stars duty for several light-years and has never been promoted.

Charlie and the Purple Roses is the first story in the Glass Slipper Series written by Robin Rotenberg,

Pisces is a cute fish named after his zodiac sign, which is the 12th sign Pisces.

What if Santa Claus fell asleep in your house? Would anyone believe you?

My name is Dr. Evona Lee Smith and I am a wife and mother of five children and a native of New Orleans, Louisiana. I received a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from Dillard University at New Orleans as well as a Master of Science degree in nursing and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Loyola University at New Orleans. I practiced as a registered nurse since 2003 and a family nurse practitioner since 2009.

Every child has a dream in childhood of what they want to become and their choices change daily and that’s the beauty of childhood.