Children’s

Uncle Jay Has a Booboo: A Heartwarming Tale of Love, Kindness, Empathy, and Resilience : Rhyming Stories and Picture Books for Kids

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A touching children’s rhyming story and picture book about loving someone with mental illness — Keep reading to teach kids about empathy, kindness, and open communication! Uncle Jay would mumble, grumble, and get nervous ticks. He would talk to imaginary friends and sometimes forget to get dressed. His room would be in disarray, with things strewn across the floor. Sometimes, he would get upset. But never once did I did fret. You see, uncle Jay wasn’t always this way. But somehow, in some way, something made him sick. And for that, people would freak. And while I wonder and get confused, uncle Jay would always make my day. He brings me sweets and tells me stories. He always gives me a big smile and huggies. I love my uncle Jay. And for that, beside him I’ll stay. “Uncle Jay Has a Booboo” is a heartwarming story between a little girl and her uncle Jay who has schizophrenia. Mental illness is an invisible disease and people who suffer from them are treated as outcasts. Even more concerning, kids with loved ones who suffer from mental illness are also affected emotionally, socially, and behaviorally. This book seeks to change that by teaching kids kindness, empathy, resilience, and love despite what their parents or other caregivers are going through. At the end of the day, this book is meant to become a communication tool to help ease children’s confusion and help them create positive coping skills when dealing with loved ones who are suddenly behaving oddly. If you’re looking to reduce the stigma associated with a difficult mental condition that may create threatening and challenging situations for your child, then this book is for you. Scroll up, Click on “Buy Now with 1-Click”, and Grab a Copy Today!

Meet Sabine House

Sabine Ruh House is a poet, medical researcher, and forever student. She is passionate about animals, books, medicine, gardening, and advocacy. She grew up reading J.K Rowling, Enid Blyton, and Susan Coolidge. As she grew older she was influenced by Arundhati Roy’s God of Small Things, Lulu Miller’s Why Fish Don’t Exist, and Barbara Natterson-Horowitz’s Zoobiquity, to name a few. She lives with her brilliant husband in Chicago, in a condo teeming with plants. She grew up with a dog, a Tibetian Lhasa apso, but someday she hopes to adopt two cats she can call Hedwig and Fawkes.

The Radiant Rainbow Cap

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Do you want to teach diversity to kids? This children’s book about diversity is a great way to incorporate social-emotional learning. It will help to teach young children to respect and celebrate the differences in all people. In the Village of Nobble Ook, everyone wants to be like the King, but not really…The King wants them to be like him. How can King Obble Nook be convinced that embracing the differences between himself and others will make the world a happier place? This fun picture book is a great way to teach children social skills, emotions, and feelings regulation. Kids will learn how to accept and celebrate diversity and be kinder and more confident. *Help kids understand why it’s ok to be different *Teach children about diversity and inclusion *Explain how to be true to yourself and have self-confidence *Encourage kids to be unique and love themselves the way they are *Teach kindness and acceptance toward differences A Story with a great message “This book is great for all children. It sends a great message to kids that you can be true to yourself instead of doing exactly what someone else is doing.” “A perfect story about why it’s important to be yourself. It teaches diversity and self-acceptance.” The social-emotional book for kids: *Great story and captivating writing * Colorful, high-quality illustrations * Engaging, grabs children’s attention *Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school Bonus: On my website, www.bonnielieberman.com, you will find free, downloadable author-created educational resources and coloring pages to make read-aloud more engaging and fun. This story is perfect for boys and girls, preschool kids ages 4-5, as well as elementary students of 6-9 years old. An invaluable resource for school counselors, parents grandparents, teachers, and anyone who works with kids.

Meet Bonnie Lieberman

I grew up in the Bronx in a neighborhood in which social acceptance was greatly based upon wearing similar clothing, hairstyles, using the same expressions, and walking with the same strut as my popular peers. Hence, the idea for this story. I live in the Mid-Hudson Valley with my child therapist husband and our two dogs. We relish spending time with our adult children and grandgirls. My husband and I have a common interest: “Must Love Dogs and Children”. I treasure reconnecting with friends from my childhood and adolescence.

Look what I found. ( Whimsical safaris and adventures Book 1 )

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Look what I found. ( The perfect pet for show and tell. ) Book 1 of the Whimsical safaris and adventures. Bridges between fiction, non-fiction (science), fantasy, and adventure.

Meet Donald Guadagni

Donald Guadagni is an international educator, author, and writer currently involved with Human Rights Defender research and projects. His publication work includes human rights, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, prose, myth, science fiction, fantasy, humor, academic, romance, humor, true crime, children stories, internationally published photography and his artwork.
Website : https://www.facebook.com/donald.guadagni.98/

Steve’s New Adventure Book 1: The Strange Ore

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Nothing about Steve’s life has been exciting, and for him, that’s exactly the way he likes it. For as long as he can remember, he’s lived on one single base, with the same cow as his only companion. He waters his crops. He organizes his chests. And at night… well, at night, Steve stays in his bed, falling asleep to the sounds of strange things outside his door. Every day is the same. And Steve has no intention of changing that. That is, until he meets Alex. Set just after 1.7.2, The Update That Changed the World, this first installment in an epic Minecraft adventure follows Steve as he leaves his simple life behind in a celebration of the game that changes constantly, while consistently touching the hearts and imaginations of millions of players around the world. But Steve is about to get more than he bargained for. Someone is following his new adventures… a man in a dark-purple suit with glowing eyes. A man who will stop at nothing to watch Steve and his friends fail.

Meet Mark Mulle

Mark Mulle is a Taiwanese action-adventure thriller author. He lives in Taiwan and works as an English teacher. During his free time, he would write and create Minecraft adventure stories. Mr. Mulle is married and has two sweet kids. He loves to tell his Minecraft stories to his kids first before publishing to public. Please visit http://markmulle.com for more of his new releases. Contact me through my fanpage here: https://www.facebook.com/markmullegamer/

Cosette and Oreo: The Case of the Night Raiders

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Cosette’s dream comes true when she rescues Oreo from the animal shelter. Now she has a little dog to play with and love. But messes keep happening in their home – overturned trash cans, half-eaten cakes, and spilled flour bags. Cosette’s mom is sure Oreo is the one creating all the trouble. Mom threatens to send him back to the shelter if Cosette can’t make him behave. Cosette knows Oreo is a good dog. He wouldn’t have made any of those messes. She’ll need to use all her detective skills to find the real troublemakers and save Oreo! A fun book about the love between a child and her adopted pet. Cosette’s curiosity and her desire to keep Oreo lead her to find a way to solve the mystery and uncover the real culprits. Included are two activities your child can do at home to hone their own detective skills – writing secret messages with invisible ink and lifting fingerprints.

Meet Caren Cantrell

Caren Cantrell is the author of nine picture books and a middle-grade science/fantasy novel. She writes stories about characters who capture her imagination. They might have a flipper that’s too short, curly whiskers, or a mystery to solve. Or they might just want to make their world a better place. Her books routinely get 5 stars from Readers’ Favorite and she has won several awards. Caren began writing for children as a way to leave a legacy for her grandchildren. Each picture book she’s written to date has the name of one of her grandkids as the main character. Caren’s three favorite words are Read It Again! She lives in Cave Creek, AZ, with her husband, Bill, and dog, Daisy.
Website : https://carencantrell.com

The Worried Dinosaur : Children’s Book About Emotions & Feelings, Anxiety Management For Kids

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New experiences can be scary for young dinosaurs. Some dinosaurs have a harder time, and need more help with fears. Dinosaur’s first day of school approaches, and he feels really anxious about it. What if the other dinosaurs don’t like him? But then he meets new friends who are nervous too, and together they learn how to manage their worries. It’s normal for children to feel worried or anxious sometimes. Many of these worries are a part of growing up. It can be helpful as long as it doesn’t last too long or become too intense. This picture book helps children deal with worries and also learn that they’re not alone. This children’s book helps children manage stress and also learn that they’re not alone. Helps children recognize their body sensations and manage anxiety Help kids overcome anxiety, worry, and fear Explain children how to manage friendship problems Teach children understand their emotions and feelings Helping kids improve their self-regulation and social skills ***** It’s a perfect book for kids dealing with anxiety issues. – Nicole ***** This book is great for kids who deal with anxiety or who are just worried about trying new things. – Alex ***** This book was easy to read, amazing illustrations and a great story. Best for kids ages 4-8! – Sara ***** My family and students always love this book! This is the perfect book about emotions and feelings. – Christy The kids book is perfect for boys, girls, preschool, pre-K, kindergarten and elementary school. Excellent resource for counselors, parents, and teachers. Purchase a paperback copy with COLORING PAGES! Add this children’s book to your cart now and enjoy!

Meet Sarah Read

Sarah Read, is a wife, mother of 2, and professional counselor. Sarah writes books that support parents and teachers in nurturing mindful and emotionally aware children. Her own kids helped to create stories by sharing their ideas about the characters and ways they like to express and cope with all the emotions and feelings. Whether it is deep breathing, counting, relaxation, art, or coloring, it is fun to try self-regulation techniques to help kids find their own unique way of coping with emotions.

Have Goals, Not Guns

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HAVING GOALS WILL FULFILL YOUR DREAMS AND GET YOU WHAT YOU WANT. According to the Gun Violence Archive, so far this year, at least 700+ children and teens in the U.S. have been killed by guns. Wanda has designed this powerful tome as a tribute to her niece and to encourage and educate our youth to utilize goals to fulfill their dreams instead of guns. After investing in this action guide your child will: Implement practical, proven goal-setting principles and strategies to ensure success throughout their educational career. Know how to choose, set, and achieve realistic goals in life. Become more self-disciplined. Be more prepared to handle obstacles and peer pressure. Be inspired by carefully chosen quotes. And much, much more! If you are ready for your child to achieve more without you having to ask them… Give them this gift!

Meet Wanda Y. Martin

Wanda Martin is an Innovative Goal Setting Tactician, Best Selling Author, Motivational Speaker and TV Host who is known for producing stellar and effective goal setting tactics that produce High-Impact and Impeccable results to all who will apply them. As a master in teaching the Art of Goal Setting and Achievement, a Certified trainer of the Success Principles by Jack Canfield, (Co -Creator of Chicken Soup of the Soul) a program graduate from Cornell University Women’s Entrepreneurship program and a Goal Setting Advisor on the Board of Directors of Coaches against Childhood Obesity, Wanda’s teaching and speaking on goal setting derived from the last conversation with her mother before her demised, who sadly admitted that she felt like she was too old to have goals and therefore it was too later for her to be great. In 2018, Wanda buried her mother with her goals left unaccomplished on the inside of her. Having unfulfilled goals was unacceptable to Wanda and therefore she made it her mission in life to enrich, empower and inform individuals on how to live with their goals and not die with them . As the founder of Go For The Goals, LLC, Wanda’s in-person and on-line courses, events and results based programs have been proven to steer and equip influencers, entrepreneurs, organizations, students and athletes with goal setting tools, tips and tactics that will lead them towards a brighter future and greater career satisfaction. Wanda’s success in goal achievement led to the publications of three (3) books in which her latest, “Have Goals Not Guns“ (Youth Edition-Action Guide) have been endorsed by Jack Canfield, Co-Creator of Chicken Soup of the Soul, Joyce Abbott, The Real Miss Abbott from ABC’s TV Hit Show “Abbott Elementary” and James Malinchak, as seen on ABC’s Hit TV Show, “Secret Millionaire“. Featured on RVNTV, ASPIRE TODAY and Preach The Word Network, Wanda’s client roster includes The Community College of Philadelphia, The Philadelphia School District leadership and administration, High End Attorneys, Fels High School, Locke Middle School, The YMCA and many others. When it comes to showing individuals superior goal setting tactics to reach their destination in life and in the workplace, no one does it better than the Goal Setting Tactician herself, Wanda Martin.
Website : http://www.wandamartin.org

Return to Eden: A lesson in love for all ages

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‘Twas a long time ago, longer now than it seems, in a world of wonder, a garden of dreams. Two beautiful souls that were blessed from above delighted in Eden, their home of pure love. We all know the tale of Adam and Eve, but did you know it contains the secret to everlasting bliss? After the young couple find themselves outside their garden paradise, they explore the world and discover that Eden was never really gone; it was just hidden by their missing love. They learn the secret to a happy life and come to love all that is, wholly and completely. Adam and Eve then return to Eden, their beautiful garden of dreams.

Meet Chris Terai

When the teacher truly knows, profound wisdom is easily passed to even the youngest children. Author Chris Terai knows how we claim the whole sum of wholesome… infinite goodness in all regards. He shares this in adult guidebooks that lead to personal greatness and legendary life. He teaches it in children’s books to give youths an astounding head-start. He reveals it in YouTube videos that answer burning questions and reform life in less than five minutes, and posts his uncommon wisdom on FaceBook as well. You truly can have the whole sum of wholesome. This is Chris Terai’s message; it is for you, and for all. Read or view his works to learn more.

Islanders: The Pacific Chronicles

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“I loved the combination of history, lore, education, entertainment…and I absolutely loved Eleu and Molawa.” -Tara Lewis, former Director, Disney Publishing Worldwide
“Islanders comes steeped in Hawaiian culture, mythology, and legends.” -D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer for Midwest Book Review
“Enormously entertaining, [the] tale deeply respects the myths that have inspired it.” -Reviewed by Vincent Dublado for Readers’ Favorite
“Islanders is clearly a product of love… love of nature, love of Hawaii, and love of good storytelling.” -Reviewed by Jake Vander Ark, author of Put the Cat In the Oven Before You Describe the Kitchen: A Concise, No-Bull Guide To Writing Fiction

When eleven-year-old Kilikina and her brother, fourteen-year-old Kaimana, are unknowingly given access to a hidden and legendary world in their native O’ahu in the Hawaiian islands, they are also gifted with an unexpected set of magical abilities. Soon, they find themselves on an adventure, one in which they experience the interconnectedness of the world around them and begin to learn firsthand about the islands’ vast history and traditions.

Guided by a quirky and silly duo from a mythical race of tiny people, the siblings soon learn they have been chosen to help protect their island and way of life from a great evil. Are they up to the challenge?

Meet James Eldridge

Children’s book author James Eldridge and his illustrator brother Richard Eldridge were raised in Hawaii and were inspired to bring the beauty and mythology of their homeland to young readers with their middle-grade fantasy novel, Islanders, the first installment in The Pacific Chronicles series. James is married to the lovely, real-life Kilikina and together they have four children. Richard is married to his childhood friend, and together they have their own island girl.

After a near-fatal experience with COVID in 2021, including forty-five days on a ventilator in the ICU, multiple blood transfusions, being in an induced coma and having several live-saving surgeries, James’s road to recovery was both mentally and physically challenging. He and his brother worked together to bring this story to life, using their home as a background, as a way to focus on something creative and inspiring to help James put the nightmare of COVID behind him.

James and Richard explain that there is a fascinating concept of duality in the animal world in Hawaii: there are native species and invasive species, yet many people (especially visitors) cannot tell the difference. For their series, they enjoy using the idea that these species are secretly at war with each other for control of the island and nearly no humans are aware of it except for a chosen few.

The brothers hope their young readers come away from their stories having tasted a small part of the beautiful Hawaiian language, the soft strength and humor of its culture, a respect for its history, and a desire to visit. James now lives in Bentonville, Arkansas, while Richard lives in Honolulu, Hawaii. Islanders, book one in The Pacific Chronicles series, is their debut novel.

We Blend Well Together

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Caleb secretly wonders what his life would be like if his two parents were still together. He must learn to fight his way past the thoughts of living in two separate homes. In his quest to understand why he has a divided home, he eventually understands why. Today many people are living in divorced and single parent home settings. Caleb is a boy that feels confused and trapped between two different family settings. Driven to find out the truth about his parents split, the reader learns why this suburban North Carolina boy is frustrated. Is it wrong for Caleb to try to understand his family dynamic? Or should he remain silent? In a world where blended families are the new norm, take a look at Caleb’s journey and understand his family environment. Patrice Shavone Brown, being a controversial author, explores why the topic of blended family homes is important.

Meet Patrice Brown

Patrice Shavone Brown Biography Author of A Fat Girl’s Confidence Guide, published by My Story Publishing Company, also the founder of the “Confident Fat Girls Movement” Patrice Shavone Brown is a mother of two beautiful children. She is also the big sister of two siblings. Most of all she is “me.” She is a person that has had storms and mountains to climb. She is still climbing. Patrice lost her mom to cancer June 2017. She does not paint pretty pictures about her life or surroundings. Helping people is at the heart of everything that Patrice does. She has spent the last two decades serving her community as a Mental Health Counselor. Her greatest satisfaction comes from empowering others and assisting in people’s healing through the power of words. “It’s hard, yet life is what you make it. And it is full of twists and turns,” says Patrice. Patrice has owned and operated Restoring Bodies and Minds, restoringbodiesminds.org, for the past seven years. She’s an over achiever. She likes to excel, and she has tremendous drive and determination. If at first you don’t succeed, try again, is at her core. Brown has also authored four books. Her books are based on her everyday life experiences. The titles are Secrets Of A Crazy Mental Health Counselor, The Day Momma Made Me Dance, We Blend Well Together, A Fat Girl’s Confidence Guide, A Fat Girl’s Confidence: Beating Depression and Building Self Esteem, The Finesser and The Finesser 2. Patrice holds an MA, BA, and AAS. She is also an Anger Management Specialist and Creative Writing Expert.