This is a story about Danny, a curious boy who loves to try new things. There is just one problem: every time something gets too hard, he quits. He then decides to join the baseball team. He really wants to succeed but hitting the ball is just so hard. Will Danny find a way to push through and succeed, or will baseball be just one more thing he quits?
Caleb, a self-centered King Crab, does not want to face that other shellfish are struggling to survive in the polluted ocean.
Since age five, Joey Benun has loved numbers—big and small. At age ten, while watching a TV
game show, Benun knew “nonillion” was a real number (not “dubrillion”), which the contestant
didn’t. His love of fun factoids about mathematics continued into adulthood. In the summer of
2020, while eating lunch with his niece and nephews, he quizzed them on different numbers. He
realized that they were intrigued by BIG numbers as much as he was, which sparked the idea for
his first book.
In society, stereotypes are everywhere. Boys can be this, and girls can be that, but not often are they one in the same. Follow Matt and Anne as they work together to find out it’s okay to be who they are, even if it’s not considered the “norm”. At the end of the day, the most important thing is to be true to yourself and love who you are!
Have you ever been unhappy with what’s for dinner? This child just can’t handle another night of mom’s Just Plain Meatloaf. He decides to take matters into his own hands. With the help of some super-fun, kid- friendly ingredients, “I’ll start off with 5 kind of melted together, candy-coated chocolate morsels from Tommy Thomson’s birthday party goodie bag”. He is on a mission to create a masterpiece. He is convinced that this will be his best meal ever… Just Plain Meatloaf will capture your attention and hearts with colorful illustrations, alliterations, and creative text for a super-supper adventure!
Explore the thrilling adventures of OUR MAGICAL PLANET!
A page-turning chapter book for children aged 6-9
OUR MAGICAL PLANET: TWO STORIES, ONE BOOK
In this colorful read-aloud picture book, Roxy is a lovable three-legged dog nervous about starting school and wearing her new prosthesis. Clementine the pig befriends her, but “Tully the Bully” steals Roxy’s bone and makes fun of her leg. The other animals hear what he says and join Roxy in telling Tully his words are hurtful. Tully realizes he is wrong, apologizes, and learns that words matter. Roxy’s new adventure teaches us that words are powerful and that it is never okay to speak badly to others. The reader learns that what you say and how you say it can have a very strong impact.
While Sarah and her mother are preparing for Christmas, Sarah makes a list of five wishes she has for Santa. She asks her mother when it’s time to tell Santa her five wishes, but each time she’s ready, Santa is nowhere to be found! Her mother assures her that Santa is coming, likely on Christmas Day. Sarah is patient, does fun activities, and enjoys the days leading up to Christmas. When Christmas Day arrives, Sarah is given the surprise of her life!
Most of the lines which occurred in this story really happened to me. I have put my life experience and my connection with Mother Goddess and myself in this book in a short and understandable, simple way so that you all can understand what Mother Goddess is and how she helps her children. Most of the time, I have seen people or children getting scared of the mother goddess. It’s not always the same at all times. If you consider the almighty as your own mother, she always guides and protects you as her own child. I am telling all this by my own experience. This book is my new creation where I have put my one line of spiritual experience and put it in a story form as fiction so that it’s easy to understand. I would rather tell it’s based on a true story. Teaching and working in a preschool inspired me to write this book.
How BRIGHT is your LIGHT, and how often do you LET IT SHINE?
This inspiring book, written in soothing rhyme, will empower children to always shine bright—regardless of their circumstances. Emphasizing the importance of standing in the truth of who you are, it highlights more than just being proud of who you’re becoming, but the impact you can make in the world, no matter how big or small. In a world where anything is possible, “Always be the Light” is the perfect way help children own their destinies, while creating a ‘ripple effect’ of positivity and golden standards.