Children's Books

Theron is more than a little nervous when Mom invites the new kid down the street, who just happens to be a werewolf, to his birthday party. But he soon discovers different doesn't mean scary - and that werewolves make some awesome mac and cheese!

Pink Carpet Glam Girl's Affirmation Journal Coloring Book was created for young Black and Brown girls to have a space to reaffirm positive self talk, capture creative thoughts, and daily plans. Use this youth journal coloring book often to set goals and envision a brighter tomorrow. Remember, what you think and say about YOURSELF matters! Get your coloring pencils ready to color amazing Black girls that reflect your inner beauty. The affirmations throughought this 60 Day Journal plus Coloring section empowers young girls with Self Love.

Bertie: The Best Stuttering King is a children’s story about a timid, stuttering prince who is thrust unexpectedly on the throne of England and becomes one of the best kings of the 20th Century. A history book in rhyme for children and children who stutter, this story highlights England’s most reluctant monarch, King George VI, and his early struggles with stuttering, knock knees, and bullying – topics still relevant today.

Violet and her cat Buster are the best of friends. But one Fall day when Buster escapes into the yard, Violet must search high and low to find him!

“Catching4Kids – small targets” is a primer for young catchers to perform, get better... build a foundation to expand, improve and grow. As the catcher improves, as the competition increases, more techniques can be added, expanding the catcher's scope based on need and ability. I suggest that baseball/ softball organizations (little leagues, rec councils, amateur groups) adopt this as a standard for teaching their young catchers; ages from 6-7 to 12 (and up). In doing so, you have an instructional path for your catchers and have provided the tools for your coaches.

Charlie the Dragon is a children's book series that focuses on how to nurture creativity in children and re-discover it in adults. This is the first book of the series. Take an adventure into the magical land where Charlie the Dragon lives. Charlie the Dragon is a fun, whimsical story with vivid imagery and secretly teaches how to nurture the different aspects of creativity. Stay tuned for Charlie the Adult Dragon available summer of 2012. Charlie the Adult Dragon is intended for the adults in children's lives. The book provides an easy, fun read with stories, ideas how to nurture children's creative minds and helps the adult find their creativity that is lost as we grow older. Lin ...

“Thanks for exploring the great blue sea with me,” says illustrator, Chad Wildoner and author Kayleen Holder, who take us for quite a dive in this fun, educational children’s book celebrating 12 wonders of the ocean! ALSO: Featuring 3 FREE ACTIVITIES/GAMES TO PLAY in the back! Chad has a rare disease called Ataxia Telangiectasia (A-T), which makes it difficult to get around without a wheelchair, but Chad shows us all that no matter what disabilities or challenges you face,there is nowhere you cannot go and nothing you cannot do if you work hard and believe. Come along as Chad takes us on an adventure to meet and greet some of the world’s favorite sea creatures-- from the s ...

Kai Blue is six years old when he meets his dolphin friend, Malu on a beach on the island of Kauai. It is one of the planet's most clean and beautiful beaches but Malu talks to Kai about the importance of taking care of ALL the earth "for all its value, all its worth." Together, they call upon Kai's friends and family to clean up litter and debris. Malu and his crew of dolphins thank the hundreds of people who came out to help and the Kauai people pledge to do their share to keep everything looking bright and new. Kai Blue teaches children of all ages about the small ways children can make a big difference in protecting the earth and preserving it for future generations.

A new and unique children's alphabet book. Learn the alphabet from real kids just like you. The book is full of colorful photos of real kids in fantasy settings. The child models come from different backgrounds including using a wheelchair and living with down syndrome to name just a few. The book uses a lot of alliteration and has objects on every photo that start with the corresponding letters. There is a hint page at the back of the book to find what you may have missed the first time around. Kids learn the alphabet, counting, colors, animals, places, and even some science. Parents will not get bored repeatedly reading the book to their children.