Avery Liell-Kok – illustratör

Join Sahara the mummy as she magically explores the world with the King Tut exhibit and makes friends along the way. Tag along on her adventures to learn about the Egyptian Antiquities Museum, the three pyramids of GizaKhufu, Khafre, and Menkaureand the Sphinx.

The Unforgettable Snow Lady is a collection of five stories and nine songs/rhymes for children aged three to seven. The stories cover a variety of topics which include healthy eating ,growth, bereavement/loss as well special occasions, such as Mother''s Day and Christmas.

So if you are looking for stories and songs that will engage and delight a young audience, look no further.

Our children are the hope and promise of this world. It''s time to showthem that they are Beautiful, not just on the outside, but because of whatlies within each of them. This book outlines how a personal characteristicthat a child thought was negative, can actually be positive and help themfeel empowered.

When do you notice a sparkle on children''s faces? When they learn something and, at the same time, do something different while having fun. This book captures all the fun a four-year-old has while she creates letters with branches and tiny pebbles right in her own backyard. This book is all about learning while having fun!

Do you have a little one that is afraid of the dark? This book explains to a child that there are many ways to be brave, and that it''s ok to sleep with a teddy bear!

A story of Pete the Pig''s heartwarming adventures, overcoming life''s challenges, and hard times...

A caterpiller learns that true beauty comes from within and will come to them when they least expect it.

Do you ever feel like a broken record, constantly reminding your kids to use their manners? Day after day, longing for the time when your children do as instructed without bribes, guilt or other forms of coercion? However, it takes only one time for your child to open a door for someone, give an unprompted thank-you, or place a napkin on their lap for you to beam with pride! Well, I found the reminding totally exhausting and frustrating, until I discovered a fun way to include my children in the process. Every morning, before going to school, we make sure their pockets are chock full of all manners they would need for the day. I encouraged them to pull them out whenever neededif they came home with empty pockets, that would be deemed a successful day. Thanks for listening

AMAZELAND is a story book which would help children appreciate and value the existence of variance in the world. The book uses images to recount the conversation of four different characters who are meant to go for a race with lace less snickers and end up in a discussion about the beauty in having different people, different nations, different leaf types, different seasons, and different shades of colour. After a read, one is sure to understand that difference is good, and children are sure to know the different seasons, colours, simple leaf types, and the flags of different to which they may belong. We may be different, but our strive is to belong.

On an island not too far away lives a little volcano called Aloalo. One morning Aloalo wakes up to find his tummy really really hurts. Poor Aloalo not sure what to do, soon has his friends come to his rescue. Trying different things to help Aloalo feel better. Will his friends be successful?

Johnny receives a present from his Grandma on Christmas Day. Imagine his shock when all he gets is a quilt with 8 squares. But this is no ordinary quilt. When Johnny presses each square he is suddenly taken to a celebration or festival from all around the world. See how Johnny discovers Hogmanay, Chinese New Year, St. Patrick''s Day, Eid and many more holidays from all over the world.

This children book is about a four year old''s first day at school. The other children exclude him and are mean to him. It is written to help young ones to know how to deal with such a situation - it is a must have for anyone with young ones. Like a tree you can bend a child when young, after a few years they are set in their ways.

This is a comforting story about love. This book is about an adoptive mother, a birth mother, and a child. The story is about the excitement of open adoption through the eyes of a child. The book emphasizes that the child is able to feel love from both her birth mother and her adoptive mother. The child understands that adoption was chosen for her out of love.

Hal Johnson is an eleven year boy who is always happy go lucky and he loves going to martial arts classes but he doesn''t tell everyone at school hes in martial arts . After Hal promotes to a new belt he still wishes that his best friend Tony Erickson could join Martial Arts with him. Tony has been asking his parents if he can join martial arts but his parents think if Tony joins the martial arts academy he will want to be fighting or worse yet he will get hurt. Tony is a very smart kid. But as Hal discovers that his best friend Tony is having trouble with Brady, he knows he has to stick up for his best friend but how will he do that? Brady thinks he runs the whole school. Most kids at school run from Brady if they see him coming. Can Hal with the help of two more friends help out his friend Tony without getting them all in trouble at school?

Thoroughly realized and lovingly told, THE THREE THIEVES AND THE MAGIC TEARS presents a robustly imagined world. In addition to this world building, readers will enjoy well developed characters and a new twist on the popular quest narrative. BlueInk ReviewTaubes fanciful, page-turning tale will charm all. She has created quite a world whimsical enough for kids but evolved enough to keep adults engaged. The theme of facing ones fears, as seen here, is universal. Taube deals with this oft- considered idea in a way thats not at all hokey: sometimes things are scary, and people have to learn to cope in their own ways. A fun, fancy-free look at facing ones fears and aiming for forgiveness. Kirkus ReviewsTaube does a splendid job describing characters and events, her use of adjectives paints strong pictures for children. The varied dialogue of the thieves, Nana Ida, and each character in the four lands speaks volumes about their motivations and traits. Based on the last page, it seems Taube will eventually be writing a sequel (she should). Foreword Clarion ReviewsCan a childrens book be about the stupidity of greed, cowardice, courage, valor, self-sacrifice, personal redemption and the value of the earth and its elements? THE THREE THIEVES AND THE MAGIC TEARS is. Our three thieves begin a journey to kidnap a magical little old woman with the remarkable gift of her tears falling as diamonds. To find her they are led to the four corners of the dark forest. They meet frightening circumstances in each land, beginning with a giant Whitewolf and four starving pups in the Land of the North. They must prevail or become food for the wolves. In the Land of the East they are met by fairies, elves and people who walk on air to avoid bubbling pools of scalding water. They learn about wind that is used to talk with other villages, the wind that aids them to climb a mountain, and a hurricane that once again almost destroys them. In the Land of the South they come perilously close to dying of thirst because of their ignorance of the desert. They meet the people of the south called Firewalkers and a wisewoman with a red hot finger of truth. In the Land of the West they finally find a watery, diamond strewn pathway that will lead them to the magic old woman Their transformation begins when they meet Nana Ida who sends them on a journey of redemption where each of them must face the things that terrifies them the most. They must pass the grotesque Guardians of the Pool of Transformation. Each Guardian forces them to face their personal nightmares. How they survive brings the climax of the story, but not necessarily the end of the tale.

It tells the story of a young fir tree dreaming to be chosen for the Christmas centerpiece at the Rockefeller Center, and her journey to ultimately seeing her dreams come true.

Ever been to the river near your house? Did you see all the native critters? Well, did you get to talk to them? Want to? Join TyLu and his river critter friends as they go on their adventure through Critter River. Join the journey as TyLu learns to walk on eggs, cross the river, climb trees, meet the community of river critter animals, and learn to help our Critter River friends.

Herman, the baby flamingo, was born with gray feathers. He was curious why he did not look like his family, so Herman sets off to ask his friends in the Amazon forest to help him find the right color.Herman turns many different colors until he finally finds the right one.

Herman el flamingo beb naci con plumas grises. l tena curiosidad por qu l no vea como su familia. Entces, Herman pon en marcha a preguntar a sus amigos en la selva amaznica par ayudarle a encontrar el color correcto. Herman cambi muchos diferentes colores hasta que finalmente encontr el color correcto.

Black Bear has found the ultimate spot to lay her head for the winter. As a few other animals begin to frantically scramble to find a safe, warm place, they stumble upon Black Bears den. Though the space is quite small, Rabbit, Snake, Fox, and Squirrel convince Black Bear to let them come in. They each offer to contribute a special talent as payment for their stay with her. Together they produce the perfect atmosphere in preparation for Black Bears long winter nap.

When Duck finds that Goose has lifted off in the hot air balloon, he runs to find Mr. Pink. How will Goose get down?

Sally is a special child with a wonderful, optimistic spirit and sense of humor even though she is medically fragile. She meets a special friend at a farm fair and convinces her parents to bring her home. With the help of her parents, her brother Jack and her physical therapist, Tanya, Sally is transported beyond the confines of her wheelchair and the restraints of her medical needs.