Resultados Editorial "Authorhouse" en Crecer y cosas de la vida

Little Solita knows her mother left many days ago and does not know if she is coming back. To deal with her fears, the little girl finds refuge in her bedroom at night. She lets her imagination go beyond her window in search of hope and understanding. Solita discovers a smiling moon as purple as her favorite color. With the maternal instinct of a mother and the cleverness of a teacher, the moon becomes comforting and playful devoting precious time to the lonely child. One night, Purple Moon takes the little girl on a trip to show her the beauty of her country making time go by faster.

Aunt K owns a farm where alpacas and a menagerie of other animals live. Three yorkies—Jingle, Jaywok, and Joi Daisy—visit the farm and learn about the different animals including some of the history of these great animals. The yorkies become good friends with June and Josie, a couple of young alpacas. Jingle, Jaywok, and Joi Daisy also meet Betty, the sled dog, a world class athlete who competed in the Iditarod. The farm is home to many more animals, and the yorkie pups think it’s great fun to learn about creatures from different parts of the world.

Lima the dog just wants a friend. When he is not chewing up the furniture or sleeping in his crate, he looks outside his bedroom window for someone to keep him company. Unfortunately, all he sees are squirrels and birds. Lima feels sad. Then, one morning, when Lima sees a teenage boy walking by with a dog, he gets so excited! Little does he know he's about to get the surprise of his life when he realizes who the teen is really walking.

The Hoopstar was inspired by the true story of a 12-year-old girl who's always had a love for basketball. It was where she shined the most. Brylane knew how to master plays and how to outthink her opponent on the court, but she struggled with another opponent off the court...dyslexia. This entertaining story gives listeners an enjoyable listening experience while also teaching them the importance of overcoming obstacles, building confidence, self-love, courage, and the value of hard work.

This children's book is an informative introduction to Black Deaf/disabled people, as well as a heartfelt tribute to our lives and experiences. There will be narratives about Black Deaf/disabled characters throughout the book. The book will introduce the listener to various disabilities and relate stories of Black people with these disabilities.

The book is about a child expressing her feelings. In the book, Ariana explains how she feels in different situations. It talks about ways that children can stay calm.

Meet Emi and Alex. They are twins, but they don't look alike. As sisters, they share a close bond, as close as two can be. As friends, they have fun doing everything together. A wonderful children's book to inspire lasting bonds between siblings of all ages.

Kaliyah takes her role as older sister very seriously because she loves her younger sister, Jazzy, more than anything in the world. Now that Jazzy is about to start school, Kaliyah realizes it is time to teach her about personal safety.

Once upon a time, there was a spider named Willow. She lived in a tree, but little did Willow know she would soon meet a few friends along the way. Bo Raccoon, Lilly Ladybug, and Roxy Bumblebee would all soon meet their new friend Willow Spider in the big tree!

We’re introduced to Patti Fix-It, a self-described "Rainbow Child" and veggie lover. In this first story in a series, book one, "Billy the Bully", Patti tells of her amazing gift to make people feel better when she "fixes" their problems. In “Billy the Bully”, we see her create a positive change in a tense situation at the neighborhood playground.

Penny is an ordinary girl who just feels out of place. She's shy and taller than her classmates, and her glasses make her feel like she sticks out in a not-so-good way. She longs to speak up and join the kids who look like they're having fun. Penny feels so self-conscious—until the day she learns a secret that transforms her view of herself.

Sammy was a black-and-white wavy-haired Sheltie dog. She was always with Towhead. Time came for Towhead to go back to school, where he met a new friend, Archie. It was not too long before one of them needed help. Who comes to the rescue? Sammy, saving the day!

I want every child to know how special they are. This story shows children and their family members celebrating the child’s unique features. This book will teach children about family members while they learn to appreciate their individual uniqueness.