Kersly Minoza – illustratör

At the end of each school year, April Wilson and her family go on a long trip to the country to visit her grandmother. As the year before, April unintentionally leaves Lively Larry, her adorable rubber duck and special friend, at home. This causes her to worry that something peculiar would happen again.

A black cat born in a round, red barn with no spots of white like his other family members plays "it" in a game of hide-n- go seek and gets lost. When he attempts to find his way back to his family, he travels into a yard and meets a dog and his owner. The lady unable to keep him brings him to a place where cats are given homes and he gets adopted by Haidy, a disabled woman who chooses him to be her companion. Now the adventures of Coal the black cat can begin.....

How many times have you struggled to fix the problems of life, whether it be sin or burdens, and you keep sinking instead of floating? Then finally, you call on Jesus to help you with your load. Then He (Jesus) listens to you and sends you to one of His believers. Then the believer helps and teaches you and sends you on your way, having the answer with you. Then you go to God the Father and give Him everythingyour heart, your soul, and your mindand in return, He gives Himself.

A book about coqus, the little frogs that live in the foresta perfect opportunity for children to read an entertaining bedtime story and learn about extinction.

Little Miss Kenyotah The Littlest Dancer with the Biggest Heart, is a book that touches upon a very sensitive social concern children in the foster care system children who are dependents of the court for protection and how their caregivers have the opportunity to empower these very special people in their time of need. This is a delightful story about how Little Miss Kenyotah, a foster child, with the help of her caregivers, changes from being fearful and sad, to happy and confident especially when she learns how to dance! The meaning of the name Kenyotah is strong, wise, beautiful, smart The meaning of the name Atuf is affectionate, kind-hearted

One beautiful, sunny day, two friendsMikey and Natalieadmire the sky. Together, they wonder how the sky gets its lovely blue color. They decide to include their friend Tami, and the three of them head home to ask their parents. After seeking the answer from their parents, the friends are all confused. One parent says the sky is blue because it is the color of Gods eye. Another says the sky is blue just like the color of the water in the lake. Who is correct? They decide to find that one answer by climbing to the top of the tallest oak tree. As they climb, they each go in separate directions to follow the various branches of the tree.When they return to the bottom of the tree, they are frustrated because they each had very different experiences, and there seems to be no one definitive reason why the sky is blue. An unexpected encounter with an old, wise man gives them the surprising twist to the answer they seek.

Daniel Jr. de siete anos, con apodo Danny, vive en Connecticut. El es el unico hijo de sus Padres, Daniel y Danielle Johnson, y quiere tener hermanos. Esta manana del invierno, a la delicia de Danny, sus oraciones se cumplen. Sandra Fenty-Jones nacio en Guyana, Sur America, y vive en Nueva Inglaterra. Ella llego a los Estados Unidos, donde termino su educacion escolar de la Escuela Secundaria que empezo en Brooklyn, Nueva York. Jones se apunto y sirvio en la Marina Naval en Tejas. En Connecticut, Ella atendioLa Universidad de New Haven en West Haven, y se traslado para Gateway Community College en New Haven donde se gano su titulo en un Asociado de Ciencia (A.S.). Jones atendio Universidad de Southern Connecticut State, donde Ella recibio un Bachillerato de Ciencia (B.S.)Jones le agrada escribir cuentos de ninos y su meta cercana es publicar su Segundo libro, UNA LLAMADA CERCANA DE LARRY VIVIENTE. Ella aspira seguir escribiendo cuentos.

This first book of children''s poetry is meant to be humorous and educational for the younger set, by a grandma who has become a poet since brain surgery 5 years ago, inspired by grandson Sebastian who loves to listen and learn.

Constance Holsey resides in Sparta, Georgia, where she teaches third grade students in a rural school system. As the Director of Christian Education, Holsey provides the Childrens Message at her church each Sunday. Inspiration for her books and her Childrens Messages comes, for the most part, from Bible verses and her observation of her children at home and children in her classroom. Mrs. Holsey and her husband Michael are the parents of 6 children.

Bridge Troll and Beloved Dog begin their adventure from the woods to the sea. Along the way they encounter rejection, homelessness, and acceptance. They meet the Church Lady and the three of them learn that through hope, faith, and endurance they can each find their own brand of freedom.

Bridge Troll and Beloved Dog sail across the bay in search of adventure. The plight of a trapped water nymph and her little daughter bring them ashore. Hope and perseverance once again set the characters on a path to their own personal freedom.

How to Rob the Tooth Fairy was inspired by her brother, Toms, with whom she is pictured, who desperately wanted his tooth fairy to deliver on-time. It was he who birthed the original plan, but Jada brought his vision to print. Needless to say, Toms, like Jack, was very happy with his tooth fairy and his little sisters quirky rendition of his experience. It is Jadas desire that you, her readers, enjoy reading this book as much as she enjoyed writing it.

A book about best friends and the adventure trying to find Giffy the giraffe.

One day, when all the animals gathered together, they heard about the wonderful news that the baby giraffe was born. The baby giraffe, at first, was surprised and shy to look at the others. By looking at the others, he thought that he looked different from them as hes taller than everyone else. Once, he asked his mother why hes so tall. Then his mother told him that he looks like them and that all the giraffes are tall. One day, when he was walking on the land, he saw other animals and they were playing. But when Giraffe tried to talk to them, they all ignored him.Giraffe then complained to his mother that no one wanted to play with him, but Giraffes mother was encouraging him to keep trying to make friends with other animals. One day, when Giraffe had been eating fruits from the tree, he asked the other ones whether they would like to join him, but the other animals were complaining because they are not tall like him. So he decided to help them in picking up some fruits, and they all enjoyed eating the fruits together and became good friends with one another.

Alvin and Friends Rainbow StoriesThis story is about different animals that live on farms and that help children to learn to read and their colours and at the end, has a counting page to help them with their counting. I think this book will be one of the best ways the children get to learn how to read, what the animal is, and what sound they make, and best of all, they get to learn their colours.To learn counting, colours, and reading in one book is awesome saves having heaps of different books to teach the children what they need to know, and the stories are funny for parents and also the children as well.Starting to read with their parents from the time they are born right up to some adults that cant read, this would be a perfect book to learn with, and I hope it would not be frustrating but fun to read and learn.I loved writing this book and have been having a great journey to this point.Alvin the Rooster would have to be one of my favourites but have to let you read the book and see what story you like.Alvin the Rooster, well, in the book he had lost his cock-a-doodle-doo; unfortunately, he couldnt do his job as a rooster was supposed to. The other animals and the farmer had to go and see if they could find it.Where did Alvins cock-a-doodle-doo go? See if you can find Alvins cock-a-doodle-doo. Read the book and see if you can be the first one to find it.Also to come out are the other books continuing from this first book, such as Daisy the Cow, Sally the Pig and her six piglets, Alex the Sheep, Rosie the Goose, Cowboy the Horse, and Jupe the Little Dog That Could.

Remorse to RelievedEmotion SeriesBook V1This is the sixth book in the Cully series.Cully goes to visit his grandmother and sees a lemon meringue pie on the table. Lemon meringue is his very favourite. While his grandmother is distracted on the phone he sticks his finger into it and licks. Then he is so excited that he eats more and more of the pie. Suddenly Granno is beside him and the feels awful.This story explores the range of emotions Cully feels from remorseful to relieved as he and his grandmother resolved this problem.There are further suggestions for educators to guide children through Cullys experience and identify themselves in similar situations.Cully and the Lemon Meringue Pie simply explores the power children can gain by identifying and understanding their emotions.

Grief to OptimisticEmotion SeriesBook V11This is the seventh book in the Cully series.Cully goes to feed his pet guinea-pig Sunshine and finds her dead in her cage. This is his first close experience with death.This story explores the range of emotions Cully feels from puzzled to delighted as he comes to terms with the death of his pet.There are further suggestions for educators to guide children through Cullys experience and identify themselves in similar situations. Cully and Sunshine simply explores the power children can gain by identifying and understanding their emotions

Gorgeous George was a beautiful rooster who liked to show off his long colorful feathers. Then one day he realized that he should be more humble.

It is important for us as fathers to know that we are kings. We are blessed to be the leaders of our legacies. Our daughters are the mothers of the world, making them queens, and our job is to shower them with love, loyalty, and laughter.