Beth Zyglowicz – illustratör

This book is about a little girl called Lucky. Her classmates dont want to be her friend; she is a clever girl and does so well in her class. But Luckys intentions are to help them to do well in the class too. She was upset and didnt know how to help her classmates, until Shirley the poppy fairy comes along and guides her indirectly. With the help of Shirley the poppy fairy, Lucky follows her heart and finally wins all her classmates hearts and becomes their best friends forever.

In Love From Both Houses, My Parents Love Me Beyond Divorce, Christian explains that divorce is what happens to grown ups. Christian still has the same Mom and the same Dad. He has the same brother and sister. Christian still has the same chores to do. Christian''s Mom and Dad still love him as much as ever and that won''t ever change. When Christian''s Mom and Dad divorce and move into their own houses, Christian has people to love . . . and people to love him, from both houses.

This inspired and true story began when our grandchildren, Emily and Speight, visited my husband Bill and me during the summer of 2012. Our daughter Jennifer challenged us to potty train Emily while she was visiting. The challenge turned out to be both fun and successful, with all of us collaborating as the amazing experience developed.We want to share this experience with others in the hopes that it will spark imaginations everywhere so children can be potty trained in a fun and fanciful way. We thank you for reading Macaroni Ponytail and hope you and your child enjoy it as much as we enjoyed experiencing and writing it.Happy potty training!

Mrs. Star loves teaching. She knows that every student is a Superstar. She helps her students develop the self-confidence they need to make their dreams come true."You are all Superstars! You can be anything you choose to be!"

"The Rainbow Rug, please take a little tug. Now look and see what colour could it be?" Young readers will revel in the fun of play-tugging at the rainbow rug tassels and guessing what colour comes next. A very enjoyable read-aloud book that appeals to both parent and child thanks to the catchy rhythm combined with charming illustrations. This colour-themed read is repetititive and playful, helping young children easily recognize and identify the rainbow colours, matching them to everyday objects. Whatsmore, the countdown of colours from seven to one reinforces early number learning.A must for every young child''s book shelf!

Make learning the stories of the bible fun for the little ones, with the help of the animals that were part of each story.

Make learning the stories of the bible fun for the little ones, with the help of the animals that were part of each story.