Our Big Book of Words

Tabitha Paige is an award winning artist, certified speech language pathologist, and mother of three. She is also the author of Our Little Adventures, a box set of three books that was released October 2020 to teach early language concepts to young children. Tabitha has been painting professionally for over 20 years in various mediums and styles. She was born and raised in Texas and finds much of her inspiration from the southern countryside. She began professionally painting murals at the young age of 12 in Houston, Texas where she painted children's rooms and businesses across the city. Tabitha continues to use her talents to create watercolour prints, original paintings, illustrated children's books, and other learning material. She loves travelling, hiking, and spending time with her family in the outdoors. Author Residence: Fort Worth, TX.

"Every one of Tabitha Paige's books is so charming and refreshing for my little one's library. Not only are they developmentally appropriate and truly target a child's visual abilities and developing brain, but they are beautifully illustrated and also double as unique and lovely nursery decor! The themes she uses are universal, the stories are precious, and the colors are rich but not overstimulating. Truly a keepsake!"—Tiffany Caldwell“Tabitha is a master at infusing a nostalgic aesthetic into all her books with her realistic, yet approachable artwork that adorn the pages inside. Everything she touches becomes an instant classic that is sure to grace homes and hearts for decades to come.”—Korie Herold, author and artist"Tabitha Paige is an incredible author and illustrator! As a former primary, dyslexia, and special education teacher turned assistant principal, I highly recommend any and all of Tabitha’s books!"—Kristi Davis, Assistant Principal, Killeen ISD“The book's positive aspects include its classification-based design, which effectively divides the topics and facilitates comprehension. The selection of important and foundational words, rather than complex ones, is beneficial for beginners. The pictures are visually appealing and relatable, making it easier for youngsters to memorize them. These elements reinforce children's reading and aid their retention.”—Readers' Favorite