Numbers 1-10 Go to the Zoo
Two Stories in One!
Designed with Repetition and Continuing Lessons.
In these stories, the numbers each visit the zoo and find the animals like to play tricks on the visitors.
This book can be a two-night story, along with a muscle memory educator for learning numbers one through ten. Children see the number, the spelling of each number, the finger placement as well as the Spanish translation. These lessons combine rhyme, repetition and colorful visuals to stimulate learning in children.
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Jack the Jackrabbit
Lynn was not happy about today. She did not want to see her Nana. The last time she saw her Nana it made her very sad and she did not want to be that sad ever again. But when a small jackrabbit senses Lynn’s fears, he leads her down the path and helps her find her happiness again.
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Turtle Diaries, It’s a Hard Shell Life
Short Stories, Turtle Jokes and Fun Facts.
Guinness lives on a Turtle Sanctuary. He learns about hundreds of different species of turtles. He shares stories, jokes, and adventures with water, land, and sea turtles. This is his personal diary.
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The A to Z Book of Turtle Island, Land of the Native American
A long, long time ago, when the world was one vast ocean, the creatures of the sea agreed that there should be a place for others that did not live in the water. Turtle accepted that soil brought up from the bottom of the ocean, could be placed on her back and that would form the habitat for non-sea creatures. After many failed attempts, Muskrat managed to come back with a paw-full of soil. This was placed on Turtle's back and became home to the Native American. Some of the many tribes and nations that formed from the first people are described in this, The A to Z Book of Turtle Island. This story, in a variety of versions, is the source of the name, 'Turtle Island' for the American continent. The Wyandotte (Huron) extended version of the Turtle Island Creation legend can be found at; AAANationalArts.com
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BeakSpeak 3: Day of the Dead
Shocked to see the ranch-hand’s face painted like a skull, the BeakSpeak chickens race to school to ask why. That’s when Ms. Goldspeak guides them through an exciting adventure learning about Dia de los Muertos, the Mexican celebration.
Their reward is a cultural journey marked by Spanish phrases, cemeteries, spirits of their ancestors, confused terror and overwhelming joy. They learn to be brave, to rejoice in each other’s growth and dreams, and to believe miracles can happen when the stars align.
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What’s Special About Judy, The Picture Book
Everyone has something SPECIAL inside them just waiting to be discovered...
When Judy receives a birthday card telling her how special she is, she begins to wonder what that SPECIAL thing might be.
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Phoebe
Phoebe is a children's book about sharing. Phoebe is given toys by her owner Kate all of the time, but she doesn’t like it when other dogs want to play with them. She also doesn’t understand why the other dogs don’t want to play with her until Kate teaches her a valuable lesson about sharing.
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A Tale of Seven Phones, Giving Up is Not an Option
One long evening, while the rest of the household slept, Blue and his sidekicks started a mission to save the children of America, and the World, from a merciless force intent on dragging them into a trap too gripping to escape.
Our brave heroes come face-to-face with challenges, obstacles and threats; but giving up is not an option. This is a journey beyond imagination, a magical ride, with a rush to complete their mission before sunrise.
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The A to Z Book of Cats, Wild and Domestic
Want the purrr-fect gift for the cat lover in your life? Cat got your tongue? Never mind, the A to Z book of Cats will say it all for you. It's the cat's meow. Not only have cats found a place in our hearts and homes, but they are also part of our history, culture, and arts. This book with illustrations by the author, while it's not cat-a-clysmic, will appeal to all ailurophiles, (that's cat lovers). Failure to purchase this book would not be a cat-a-strophe and I certainly won't go cat-a-tonic but, if you do, I predict you will find yourself sitting in the catbird's seat wearing the cat's pajamas!
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The A to Z Book of Mushrooms
Mushrooms!
Mushrooms, fungi, molds, mycorrhizal spores. These all affect you every day of your life. They have helped keep the world operating for millions of years. For thousands of years they have provided humans with the means to exist. The 5300yr. old "Iceman" found in the Alps in 1991 had two different mushrooms in his pouch that were important to his survival in the world. While you may not need them for your survival (if you did you might turn to that mold, penicillin), multiple ongoing studies into the medicinal properties of various mushrooms may soon add to the already proven ways mushrooms can save lives. You can certainly benefit from knowing your mushrooms. The A to Z book of Mushrooms will help you find and identify wild mushrooms. The illustrations and the text are designed to introduce beginners to the wonderful, colorful, nutritious and magical world of mushrooms.
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The A to Z of Did You Know, Guaranteed Something You Didn’t Know
A fun, eclectic collection that is guaranteed to provide many 'Gee whiz!' moments and interesting information with which you can stun friends and family alike.
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BEAKSPEAK – A Fable & Language Workbook
A diverse group of young chickens will learn to understand each other better in this colorfully illustrated story. BeakSpeak is designed to help young people accept their differences and build confidence, through speech validation.
In-depth discussion, alongside enclosed questionnaire sheets (with suggested answers), Ms. Marceaux’s goal is to enhance communication skills which will help young people succeed in their future relationships and careers.
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Night and Day
After successfully launching “Journeys into Darkness and Light” a collection of short stories in April 2015, André Nguyễn Văn Châu penned three longer fiction works included within “Night and Day”.
These multi-faceted stories follow the characters into dark despair so they can overcome their ordeals in order to start believing again. The point of departure might be sin, crime, or a moment of weakness, but the end-game is redemption, a violent confrontation with fate, and enlightenment.
Always depicting the men and women of his stories with tenderness and respect Van Chau illustrates their pain, defeat, triumph, and joy as if these emotions were his own. When the final confrontation leads to the possibility of redemption or an invitation to holiness, you know you will walk away from these stories with a new perspective.
A Tale of Seven Phones, The Picture Book
One long evening, while the rest of the house slept, Blue and his friends started a mission to save the children of the World.
Our brave heroes come face-to-face with challenges and threats; but giving up is not an option.
This is a journey beyond imagination, a magical ride, with a rush to complete their mission before sunrise.
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What’s Special About Judy, The Coloring book
Everyone has something SPECIAL inside them just waiting to be discovered...
When Judy receives a birthday card telling her how special she is, she begins to wonder what that SPECIAL thing might be.
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