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Fiction > Childrens Stop Bullying Bobby! Helping Children Cope with Teasing and Bullying Dana Smith-Mansell Stop Bullying Bobby is a children's story inspired by true events. The title is for approximate ages 4-10, and encourages children to reach out to others, and supports awareness, understanding, and acceptance of differences. Suggestions for dealing with bullying, and resources are included at the conclusion of the book. Dontay's Alphabet Book of Color Evelyn Hall A funny, heartwarming book which is a tribute to celebrities of color from, A-Z. The dialogue is between the author and her grandson, Dontay. It is a paperback, with full color graphics that will attract children to read and learn. There some pages at the back for coloring and a bookmark. An excellent publication that should be in all household libraries. Mama Kelly Jones With a baby brother who talks all the time but who can only say one word, "Mama," it is up to his big sister to teach everyone else exactly what her brother is saying. "Mama" can mean he is happy; "Mama" can mean he is sad. His big sister discovers that he even calls out "Mama" when he wants his dad. Cleverly told in the voice of an insightful big sister, this book captures the bond between a little girl and her baby brother with an exquisite blend of funny rhymes and striking collages. Nurturing the bond between siblings, the bold, colorful artwork conveys important lessons about mutual respect and the importance of each child's role within the family. Hollyhocks Penny A. Zeller Little Naniekyns has severe food allergies to most of the plants and leaves in the forest. Her food choices are limited to grass blades while her friends enjoy various different forest delicatessens. Join Naniekyns and her friends, June-Bug and Aunt RudyBee as they attempt to find a delicious food that Naniekyns can eat without having an allergic reaction. Travel on an adventure where the well-crafted text and enchanting illustrations will captivate audiences of all ages. Blast To The Past: Lincoln's Legacy Rhody Cohon Blast to the Past: Lincoln's Legacy is about four third grade students who time-travel and meet Abraham Lincoln. The twist is that the students arrive at a point in the past just as Abraham Lincoln has decided to give up his dream of freeing the slaves and has quit the presidency. It is then the students’ task to convince our President Lincoln of the immeasurable value his work will mean to future generations. In the end, of course, Abraham Lincoln does issue the Emancipation Proclamation and the children successfully keep history from going askew. Easter Egg Fun Sarah V. Richard "Easter Egg Fun" teaches children to count backwards from ten to one as the embark on an Easter egg hunt. Pictures of eggs illustrate each number, and the illustrations can also be colored. It is an ebook available in print or download format. Hedley's magical Adventure Valerie Walker Hedley the Hedgehog and Marvin Mouse visit the dark forest of outlaws. While searching for clues, Hedley tumbles into an abandoned pit and Marvin is captured by an old enemy. With the help of a friendly mole, Marvin is rescued and re-united with Hedley in the underground rooms of a mysterious wizard. At the meeting of the clan at the ancient, standing stone, the wizard entrusts Hedley and his friends with a precious secret. So What, Saw-Whet? Rochelle Frank A Saw-Whet owl, tells the reader "things they should know" in So what, Saw-Whet? a picture book by Rochelle Frank and Linda Gast. Combining photographic realism with the whimsy of a repetitive rhythmic dialogue, this story gives children a feeling of having met the owl face to face, while learning some of the attributes of this miniature predator. The book is illustrated with actual photos revealing the expressive and confident demeanor of the bird. Theodore Da Baer AJ Rodriguez An adventure into the world of magic and wizardry. This book follows the adventures of a magical teddy baer as he searches for his destiny. The Soda Pop Gang Eddie S. Howell Outside a mansion deep in the Woodland forest, a battle looms. In The Soda Pop Gang novel, an evil black widow has claims a mansion as her own and insect villagers ban together to fight her and her army. A creative story for young readers, The Soda Pop Gang is an epic battle on a tiny scale. Soda Pop (an ex-marine potato bug), PC (a computer whiz snail), Tool-box (a fixer-upper worm), Lightning (a fast at everything centipede), and Sleek and Slick (twin scorpions) join together to form The Soda Pop Gang. Miss Ladybug is an eyewitness and narrates the entire story. Goto Page 1 2 "It was a time of Heightened awareness for us all. Most of the volunteers were between the ages of twenty and thirty, a few - myself included - being a year or two younger. In retrospect, I was verging on womanhood, though I still thought of myself and my female peers as girls. My companion included a French girl, a Frenchman, a Swedish girl, two Dutch girls, one Dutchman, three English fellows, one English girl, a few Danes and Swiss who came and went, and a flock of young Americans. I was one of that last group of fifteen who had flown together, planning a seven-month stay. We were all far from home - some having run from something or someone, others taking a break from their normal pace - all of us looking, in the Israel desert, for something we lacked at home." With those words, author Ellen Robin Rubinstein welcomes the reader to the start of "A JOURNEY" - which happens to be the title of her first published book. The soft-cover volume is the frist-person account of a young woman's stay on an Israeli kibbutz, as well as her subsequent travels in Europe. These experience form a story of eye-opening expoure to new people and cultures, and are paralleled by the development of her relationship with a young European. Readers who have hitch-hiked or traveled with little funds themselves, years ago, will find this title appealing. Likewise, young adult readers will also identify with the author's description of her eagerness for new experiences and the difficulty in making major life decisions. As she narrates her travels, she captures the emotions that come with a period of growth and self-examination, coupled with the joys of exploring new places. The day-to-day details of working on a kibbutz or hiking in the Alps are set against the backdrop of exotic locales. Perhaps most striking of all to a reader who picks up this book during these tumultuous times throughout the world is the author's youthful, innocent view of the Middle East during a time of peace. These days, [the author] enjoys pursuing a wide range of interests, not least of which must be the satisfaction of seeing her memoirs, written long ago and put aside for a while, appear in print with [AuthorHouse]... She takes great delight in going for long walks in the wooded area where she [resides]. [The author] also recently appeared at a book-signing at Fair Haven Books, which was featured in the Two River Times weekly newspaper... This review taken from the September 2003 issue of the Holmdel Journal, Holmdel, New Jersey.
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