Mothers around the world have a secret. Fart? What an awful word. Murf sounds much better. Mama has Daddy convinced that women don't pass gas, let loose a booty bomb, or cut the cheese. But babies murf. Boys murf. Animals murf. Daddies murf. Is it true that mamas don't murf? How can that be so? Read along and giggle as one little boy unravels the answer to this mystery. Mamas is currently a contender for the May AllAuthor Cover Contest Targeted Age Group:: 3 to 9 years (but all ages will … [Read more...] about Mamas Don’t Murf by Dawn Doig
FEATURED BOOK: The Pudgys in Paradise by Jim Strain
Genre: Children's - Humor Papa’s promotion propels the Pudgys into perilous, pulse-pounding predicaments in paradise. This merry, alliterative adventure takes the Pudgy family from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Pogo Pogo in the South Pacific. Penned by the screenwriter whose film credits include “Jumanji” and “Summer of the Monkeys,” it’s packed with whimsical illustrations and portly protagonists. Link to buy book … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Pudgys in Paradise by Jim Strain
Willakaville: Amazing Adventures of Astronomical Awesomeness by Mathew Heinecke
Targeted Age Group:: 7-13 Why is all the toilet paper disappearing? Will Kyle escape the banana warriors? Can Marty save everyone from the mushroom zombies? Find the answers inside Willakaville: Amazing Adventures of Astronomical Awesomeness. Follow intelligent children as they solve supernatural issues and find out about themselves along the way. The book is full to the brim with time machines, magic, mayhem, aliens, cats, mystery, secrets, strange lands, rockets, evil villains, … [Read more...] about Willakaville: Amazing Adventures of Astronomical Awesomeness by Mathew Heinecke
Back-on-Track– by L.P. Donnelli
Targeted Age Group:: 9 and upwards Mike is different to other children. For a start, he has a very-slightly-older twin sister, Layla, and a beloved father who is insanely-crazily-mad about trains. But also, because he carries a feeling of guilt for what happened to his mother. Without anyone to look after Dad, who is terribly lonely and struggling to find enough money to get them by, he knows he has to do something about it. But with rotten and disgusting smells following him at every turn … [Read more...] about Back-on-Track– by L.P. Donnelli
Goo and Spot in The Do Not Wiggle Riddle by Elsa
Designed to teach the importance of active listening. This amusing riddle about Goo and Spot's amazing and colorful adventures will definitely hit a child's funny bone, with a valuable lesson learned along the way. A great resource for preschool educators, librarians and parents of wiggly little children. Best suited for ages 5 and under. Targeted Age Group:: 3-5 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Goo and Spot in The Do Not Wiggle Riddle, was created as a result of noticing the trend … [Read more...] about Goo and Spot in The Do Not Wiggle Riddle by Elsa
I Think I Murdered Miss by Billy Bob Buttons
My name is Simon Spittle and I think - no, I know, I murdered Miss Belcher. I don't carry a gun. Or a knife. Or even a toothpick, but yesterday, in French, I wished for her to be run over by a bus and, later that very day, she was. A big, red double-decker with yellow wheels and a picture of a clown on the bonnet. A Billy Smart's Circus bus. Simon is very different to Isabella. He is all elbowy and clumsy. She, on the other hand, is elegant and cool. He's the school chess champ and has the IQ … [Read more...] about I Think I Murdered Miss by Billy Bob Buttons
Cereal for Breakfast Cereal for Lunch by Ben Cooperman
Gabriel loves cereal. He eats cereal for breakfast. He eats cereal for lunch. Sometimes, he even eats cereal for dinner! When Daddy decides that it's time to try something new, Gabriel isn't so sure... (and decided to hide his food in the furniture instead!) This story takes a light-hearted look at the very real challenge many parents face when trying to get their children be more adventurous at mealtime. Targeted Age Group: 3-7 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? This story was an … [Read more...] about Cereal for Breakfast Cereal for Lunch by Ben Cooperman
From Goats Gruff to Glory by Rik Ravado
From Goats Gruff to Glory’ is one of the funniest novels to appear in 2013. Find out how lazy, stinky Eric the Troll is discovered by a female troll more formidable than the Iron Lady herself, is forced into marriage, uprooted from his bridge, and transformed into a successful citizen and a local hero. Here you’ll discover an exotic world full of strange characters from Boris the Spider with a head for PR and copyrighting to ‘Cheesy‘ Spread, a chimpanzee with a whole raft of dodgy business … [Read more...] about From Goats Gruff to Glory by Rik Ravado
Because of the Moon by C.J. Cutayne
A fast read full of humor and wit.“Obedience is for dogs,” spouts Jay Roberts, a mischievous teen with a wicked sense of humor. Arrested for his involvement in a chop shop, Jay has two choices: go to juvenile detention or move to the impoverished Indian reservation his mother shunned fourteen years ago where his estranged grandfather will oversee Jay’s penance. Either way he won't enjoy the fruits of his latest prank "Rat-Day". Jay doesn’t belong in the run-down village and vows to return to … [Read more...] about Because of the Moon by C.J. Cutayne
Maggy’s Waggy Tail by C.J. Cutayne
What do you do when a puppy knocks on your door and your heart? You let her in, of course. And life for the Taylor family hasn’t been the same since. Follow Maggy and her tail as she finds trouble at every wag. From the park, to school, to even a wedding and a hockey game, Maggy’s tail causes mischief and mayhem. Mr. Taylor wants Maggy gone but when her first owner claims her for his puppy mill will Mr. Taylor change his mind? Each chapter stands alone as a story but also combines to tell … [Read more...] about Maggy’s Waggy Tail by C.J. Cutayne
