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A look and find children's book featuring the artwork of Mixed Media Artist Miriam Cestero.

Mystical children's book

A children's book, teaching young African American children that it's not all about your skin, it's the person you are on the inside. Loving yourself from your hair down to you toes.

Pterry decided he'd rather goof off than do his chores or practice his flying. Things didn't go well. Then, to make matters worse, Pterry told a lie. When his dishonesty puts his dad through the ringer, Pterry learns a valuable lesson. Background: I recently came across this set of drawings in a musty, dusty, hidden drawer. My kids were dinosaur fans and devoured every dinosaur story they could find. In honor of all of that, I decided to give these old drawings a second life. I hope you enjoy them.

Baby Doll, now four-years-old, joins her younger sister Chi-Chi, who is two years younger, in a series of adventures! From bath time to story time, travelling across country, and playing sports, there is no telling what kind of fun the two rambunctious little sweethearts might wander into. A light, fun, and sometimes educational peek into the lives of two young sisters, growing up in and exploring their new and exciting world.

When Kit finds an old travel journal in her attic she sneaks it to her bedroom to read it all afternoon. But things go the wrong way when she get's absorbed into the land of the book. The craziest of this whole experience is that she might be the one to bring back happiness. One problem: how? A nanowrimo story

One-shots of stories for children I like to write every now and then.

Jack's new telescope promised hours of fun until Susie claimed her half share. But old feuds were forgotten once Janet glimpsed strange happening at Toring Castle. Who was lurking in ruined tower and why were the residents of Jackdaws disturbed?

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Once upon a shimmer-not in a book, not on a screen, but in the rafters of Glen Rock Hollow-there lived a tale too tender for daylight and too mischievous for silence. This is not a story of facts. It is a ripple of make-believe, stitched with scrolls and sealed in ceremony. No real names. No real books. Just Lorry, Boots, and Leebe Alice-companions of mischief, memory, and moon-thread magic. Leebe Alice was invisible once. Not because she wasn't real, but because she was shy. She watched from the corners. She hummed lullabies into bead drawers. She spun scrolls when no one was looking. But Glen Rock glowed with laughter. And laughter, as everyone knows, is the one thing invisible companions cannot resist. This tale is for those who believe in tail-flicks of truth, kazoo choruses of courage, and scrolls that shimmer only when shared. It begins in a room warmer than it should be, with a bead that rolled away and a voice that whispered, "I didn't mean to be seen."

Book Description Join Greyson on a colorful day at the farm! In this bright and engaging children's book, young readers follow Greyson, his loving mom, their happy dog Kratos, and a silly purple spider named Bubbles as they explore a busy farm filled with animals, trucks, and tractors. Each page introduces a new color using simple words, cheerful illustrations, and familiar farm scenes. From garbage trucks and tractors to cows, sheep, ducks, and cats, children will learn to recognize colors while building early reading confidence. Designed especially for children ages 4 to 6, this book encourages: • Color recognition • Early reading skills • Vocabulary building • Observation and curiosity With repetition, friendly characters, and vibrant artwork, this story makes learning fun and comforting for young readers. Perfect for: • Bedtime reading • Preschool classrooms • First readers • Parents and caregivers teaching colors A joyful introduction to colors, animals, and learning - all through the eyes of a curious little boy named Greyson.

Join Sam Grumpkin and his "misfit"friends, on a journey to learn about their differences and self-acceptance.

Where the sky ends, wonder begins

Braxton is a little boy with a big imagination and he loves dinosaurs more than anything. After reading his favorite bedtime story, he quickly drifts off to sleep and goes on a fun adventure to meet his new friends from the story. They teach him how to roar as they take him on this fun adventure through the dinosaur forest. In this heart-warming, rhyming story it will encourage your child to use their imagination and remind them that anything is possible if you just believe! I hope you enjoy this fun rhyming story and it quickly becomes one of your favorite bed time stories to read to your children! Please let me know you enjoyed this book by leaving a comment and voting with a star ⭐ Thank you all for your support! Bobbie J ~❤~

Ranked as high as #195 in Support | The 'Where is Uncle?' series of children's picture books are designed to help young children that are impacted by the criminal justice system and incarceration. The current books address the issues of wrongful conviction and prison visitation. If you believe that these books could benefit someone in your life or your local library's collection, please spread the word or even consider gifting/donating a book today. What matters to me is getting these critical stories into the hands of the kids that need them. (c) 2018, 2019 Christiane Joy Allison Illustrations (c) 2018, 2019 Liz Shine Editing by Joy Anne Vaughn

Story of a little seed named Sprout

Dive into the enchanting world of the Dreamtime with "The Rainbow Serpent and the Little Waterhole." In this heartwarming tale, young readers will journey alongside the wise and colorful Rainbow Serpent, who brings life and water to a thirsty land. Through gentle storytelling and the inclusion of Aboriginal words, children will learn about kindness, wisdom, and the beauty of nature. Perfect for bedtime, this story will captivate young minds and introduce them to the rich traditions of Australia's First People

This light hearted adventure follows a young girl and her fun loving grandfather as he tries to convince her that if she follows his silly advice she in fact, could catch a fish in a ditch. It teaches a great life lesson that inspires a child to use his or her wildest imagination and not to be afraid to chase their own dreams! In loving memory and lovingly dedicated to my grandfather, Albert E. Wright

The book is arranged with a story in each chapter. Each story is followed by a poem that serves as an epigram. Many names in the story are Russian, as the Pribilof Islands had been bought (with Alaska) by the United States in 1867, and Kipling had access to books about the islands.

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