5 Ergebnisse.

This book was inspired by treasure walks I took with my first grandchild, Ilana. Allowing our imagination to roam freely, we turned simple walks into enchanting encounters. I wrote this book when Ilana was a toddler, put it aside, then revised and crafted a new ending recently during days of the 2020-2021 world pandemic. The story highlights a special relationship between a grandchild and her grandparent. I feel now, as I felt then, the bes...

This is a story of an Asian boy growing up in Silicon Valley, California. It is a wonderful coming-of-age true story that shares a powerful theme of overcoming differences, and rising above personal challenges. This inspiring story includes parental wisdom, direction and love. The chapters convey various situations that many children face today. The reader will get a glimpse of Chinese culture. It is a real page turner recommended for children...

This picture book, for the four to seven year old, stretches the imagination and is designed to engage, entertain, and delight young minds. Repetitive phrases and humorous rhymes help develop the child's ear for speech and reading. A subtle reference to nutritional foods is woven into the text. "This light hearted, enjoyable book is a whimsical story that lightens some of the inherent anxieties a child with allergies faces." Dr. Andrew Hope, C...

Imagine getting an invitation to the very first party ever held on the moon. In addition to the surprise and excitement, the invitation is delivered by a zillion fireflies. A trip to the moon would take Peaches and frog on an adventure in space, to a place of beauty and wonder. How were they going to get there? That was their first problem. What would you bring along, and who would you take if you were going to the moon? These were que...

Who ever had Thanksgiving in the month of September? The answer is the American pilgrims. It is said they got the idea for the harvest celebration from the Bible story that described an ancient Jewish harvest festival called Sukkot. This story is woven against the setting of Sukkot. Complications arise when Allan (age ten) and his sister, Molly (almost thirteen), resist celebrating this tradition because their grandparents have moved to a reti...