My name is Carter Patterson. I’m a fourth grader and an A Honor Roll student. I love to play Roblox. My favorite food is pizza. I love to spend time with my family. My favorite NFL team is the Kansas City Chiefs. My Favorite College football team is the University of Alabama Crimson Tide. I want to be a Mechanical Engineer and attend the University of Alabama at Huntsville. Math is my favorite subject.

I’m from Philadelphia, PA, born and raised. I take immense pride in my roots, and being from Philly has shaped me in many ways. It’s a city rich in history, diversity, and a vibrant arts and culture scene that has greatly influenced my creativity.

As we all know, many rare animal species are extinct, and many aquatic animals suffer due to plastic and garbage in the oceans. Wildlife species and animals suffer when they get stuck in plastic or eat it. These activities affect our ecosystem and disrupt the balance in nature. We should preserve our environment and resources for future generations and save our wildlife. Our one small step to save Earth can bring a big change, so we all should come forward to save our beautiful planet.

This book will help children to not blame themselves for their traumatic experiences caused by others while also empowering them and teaching them that their experiences do not define who they are.We don’t speak enough about the mistakes of adults and how they affect kids but this book will help children not feel alone and encourage them to keep going.

Twins Madison and Mia are on a day out with their parents in the busy city when they spot a police officer and inquire about what they do. They learn that, in addition to keeping people safe and helping during emergencies, police officers interact daily with the people in their community and represent many different cultures.

I’m a Houston based author and writer! I love to support kids through interactive and engaging stories! I’ve written and published three books for children, and I’m also the founder and Executive Director of a nonprofit organization called Mason Makes Money Fund. We support kid entrepreneurs with education and financial resources.

Our 3rd Anniversary and Biggest-Ever Issue is a Heartfelt Tribute to the Readers!
On a personal level, putting together this anniversary edition was exciting, but also challenging for me as I always felt like I grew up with this magazine and with you all, reading your books, interviews, and articles. It is always challenging for me to create content, that our readers are proud of!

I always feel the responsibility of creating content that anyone can read irrespective of their age. This feeling multiplied times when we have the pressure to put together our 3rd-anniversary magazine. Assembling these pages was also an exercise of self-discovery and reevaluation.
I would like to thank all our authors and our contributors for always promoting the magazine. Lastly, and most importantly, thank you to our readers, who have been with us for the last three years.

While pregnant with my first child, I wrote my first children’s book because I wanted to publish an inspiring S.T.E.M. careers book for girls that encourages them to explore these types of careers and follow their dreams. I enjoy reading my book to my four-month-old daughter, Shaina, and hope she loves it when she is older. Knowledge is power, so developing that passion of being a lifelong learner starts when a child is exposed to books at an early age as it opens their eyes to all of life’s possibilities while their interests are being shaped.

My life has been an extraordinary adventure. I am blessed to have a wonderful family and friends who have loved and supported me through the various stages of my life. My faith and my family have been my foundation, and I am grateful for them. I have been a published author and public speaker for over fifteen years, writing books for adults and children. Through several of my organizations, I have worked with schools, community groups, churches, corporations and other organizations promoting character education, literacy, leadership development and education. People are my passion and helping them fulfill their god-given purpose is my mission.

Hello, My name is Joseph P.Camel Jr. I am from California and moved to Las Vegas for college. I am an advocate for Animal Rights and Human Rights. I also am involved in our local politics as well.