Stinky Steve by PT Evans Oh, No! Minecraft Steve has Uncontrollable Gas! See what happens in the wonderful world of Minecraft when Steve can’t stop farting. Are the Creepers and zombies terrified – or attracted – to Steve’s toxic smell? Can Steve find a way to overcome his flatulent issue, or will it get the best of him in the end? Find out in this fun new superhero series by PT Evans and Illustrated by Jake Tashjian. If your child likes Minecraft and thinks farts are funny, then this book … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Things from Other Worlds by Anne E. Johnson
Genre: fantasy, science fiction, short stories "Enchanting!" -Ellie Ann, New York Times bestseller Many strange things wait inside these pages. There's a fuzzy ball of kindness, camped out on a grumpy man's porch. A chewed piece of gum with a mind of its own. A smart Alec who actually stands in line twice when they're handing out brains. A girl who isn't afraid when all the plants in her neighborhood come to life. This collection of 15 science fiction and fantasy stories for kids by … [Read more...]
Featured Book: Frankie Dupont And The Mystery Of Enderby Manor by Julie Anne Grasso @Jujuberry37
When his cousin Kat disappears from Enderby Manor, Frankie Dupont jumps on the scene, only to find bumbling Inspector Cluesome beat him to it. Cluesome thinks Kat simply wandered off. Frankie isn’t buying it. He follows the evidence to conniving concierge, a six fingered chef, a talking parrot, and a shifty dwarf. Quite frankly, none of them are making any sense until Frankie discovers, Kat’s time is running out. An exciting new illustrated mystery series for ages 8-12. Targeted Age … [Read more...]
Little Rose’s Big Lie by Shani Eichler
Sometimes it's so hard not to lie, but is lying worth it? Little Rose wanted a bit of the delicious chocolate cake Mommy made just for her and did not have the patience to wait even though Mommy said the cake was for later. Little Rose took a big bite when Mommy wasn't looking and tried to hide her misdeed. Now she felt so bad about lying and the joy of eating the cake was gone. Instead Little Rose was sorry and sad. Did Little Rose tell Mommy about her lie? What did Mommy say? Read the book … [Read more...]
I Want to Pet the Ducks: Abey Goes to Washington by Mark Eichler @MazorBooks
Little Abey is a curious little guy who wants to know a lot about places and things. But more than anything, Abey loves animals and loves to pet them. In "I Want to Pet the Ducks", the first installation of the Abey Adventures, Abey goes to Washington D.C. with his family and visits important American sites, including the Lincoln Memorial, the WWII Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and more. But after site-seeing for some time, Abey's attention is captured by ducklings. And off Abey runs! … [Read more...]
How to Chanukah by Sarah Mazor @MazorBooks
How to Chanukah is a children's picture book that explains why we celebrate eight days of Chanukah every year. Lovely and lighthearted rhymes describe the miracle of the one little untainted can of oil found in Holy Temple, with enough oil for one night's lighting, which lasted for the full eight days. How to Chanukah also recommends that Chanukah gifts should be of the literary kind, and urges parents to purchase books with good values for their children. Targeted Age Group: 3-8 Book … [Read more...]
A Bully in Monkeyville by Ari Mazor @MazorBooks
-- Fred the monkey is being bulled and is keeping it a SECRET -- When Jason Brown moves to town he is lonely but does not know how to make friends. Instead he starts picking on Fred who is much smaller than him. Fred does not want to snitch and does not tell on Jason. But when Fred stops playing outside his friends figure out the reason. Fred's friends teach him that some time 'telling' is the right thing to do and even heroic because it protects everybody. The story of Fred and Jason is told … [Read more...]
When I Grow Up by Michali Mazor
When I Grow Up What Will I Be? Is something many kids think about.-- Michali Mazor, the 15-year-old author of this book, shares her own musings of childhood as she describes in adorable rhymes and lovely illustrations the many professions she contemplated. “What I Want to Be When I Grow Up” inspires kids to embrace possibilities and anticipate the future with a positive ‘Yes I Can’ attitude. But while Michali encourages kids to dream about the future and think of the many options available to … [Read more...]
Interview with M.G. King – Book Author @mimking
Author Bio: I became a writer in the third grade, when my best friend started the illustrious Cat Courier and needed reporters to capture feline news around the Southern Indiana neighborhoods where we lived. We sold copies up and down the block for five cents each. I've held a few jobs since then. I've been a camp counselor, ESL instructor in Japan, and a registered nurse who has worked critical care, transplant, and surgical recovery. The only job I've ever been fired from was my brief … [Read more...]
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...]
