"How To Be A Superhero: The TOP SECRET Official Guide" focuses on helping you find your real life superpowers, train your body and mind, and become a superhero that helps others and the environment. My goal is to take what worked for me in the classroom and use it make a positive difference for the entire world. Targeted Age Group:: 8-12 years old What Inspired You to Write Your Book? The idea came about when I made a deal with my after school kids, and a 4th grade class I used to visit … [Read more...] about How To Be A Superhero: The TOP SECRET Official Guide by Michael Tomaino
FEATURED BOOK: The Greatest Wish by Amanda Yoshida
Genre: Children's Books Reader Views Literacy Award Winner, The Greatest Wish (An Everchanging Story): This one-of-a-kind children's book taps into the young reader's imagination in an entirely new way by asking the question, If you could be anything in the world, what would you be? Would you fly like a bird or a rocket ship? Would you swim beneath the ocean, like a shark or an octopus? With rhyming phrases moving the adventure forward, the reader is given opportunities to make simple … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Greatest Wish by Amanda Yoshida
The Utterly Amazing Brain Of Ignatius Cramp by Fiona Mackinnon
Targeted Age Group:: 8-13 Have you ever heard voices in your head? Not pretend voices you make up yourself, that have foreign accents you can’t really do properly, but very real, very clear, very weird, very annoying voices. What if they’re coming from a tiny alien spaceship? Bet that’s never happened to you. But it happened to 13 year old Ignatius Cramp. Getting a family of four galaxy-hopping tourists (and their pet sabre-tooth tiger) that have crash-landed in your brain back to their home … [Read more...] about The Utterly Amazing Brain Of Ignatius Cramp by Fiona Mackinnon
Interview with Dakota Douglas – Book Author
Author Bio: I'm an author from the North East of England. As a kid I read books under the bedclothes by torchlight. Now I dive under the bedclothes, torch in hand, to scribble down conversations between my book characters in case I forget them in the morning. I’ve written stories since I was about eight years old. I wrote them on a toy typewriter and my dad did the illustrations. When I wasn’t pounding on my typewriter, I was smashing a tennis ball against the brick end of a block of garages … [Read more...] about Interview with Dakota Douglas – Book Author
