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The Princess and the Blackeye Pea
Encourage little girls with brown skin to recognize their own beauty in this sweet coffee-candy tale. The Princess and the Blackeye Pea is a great story that shares the warmth and love of a family taking a long overdue vacation to see loved ones.
Berry Much a Miracle
Berry Much a Miracle - Kindle edition by Graves, Catherine. Children Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
This story was built on the author’s reflection of blackberries growing over the fence in the backyard. As she would play hand-clapping games with her sister, they would keep an eye on the blackberries. When they were full and juicy, a bucket-full would encourage her mom to make a pie. It is the same with Latisha in Berry Much a Miracle.
The Woodpecker and the Sandcastle Mystery
Cornell and Bernice were looking with anticipation to a day at the beach. They loved wiggling their toes in the bubbles of the surf and building sandcastles. Cornell also looked forward to the saltwater taffy that was a treat when they visited the beach. Today, however, this visit was different.
The Princess and the Blackeye Pea
Encourage little girls with brown skin to recognize their own beauty in this sweet coffee-candy tale. The Princess and the Blackeye Pea is a great story that shares the warmth and love of a family taking a long overdue vacation to see loved ones. This story reflects on the importance of sharing family nuances and histories across generations. It also shares the joy and importance of seeing someone you love after a long absence and embracing good memories. This is a piece that children will want to hear again and again. Snuggled under warm covers, this will be a great bedtime story.
Berry Much a Miracle
Berry Much a Miracle - Kindle edition by Graves, Catherine. Children Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
This story was built on the author’s reflection of blackberries growing over the fence in the backyard. As she would play hand-clapping games with her sister, they would keep an eye on the blackberries. When they were full and juicy, a bucket-full would encourage her mom to make a pie.
It is the same with Latisha in Berry Much a Miracle. Things for Latisha however, were different. She was worried about how life had changed when her parents divorced. It was good though, that she had a great friend who lived just three houses down the street who understood how she felt.
As Latisha kept a hopeful heart, things began to get better. One might even say “It was a miracle.” Let the story unfold as you try the rhythm of the rhyme. Clap your hands and sing the rhyme, and hope to find the joy, as you read Berry Much a Miracle.
The Woodpecker and the Sandcastle Mystery
Cornell and Bernice were looking with anticipation to a day at the beach. They loved wiggling their toes in the bubbles of the surf and building sandcastles. Cornell also looked forward to the saltwater taffy that was a treat when they visited the beach. Today, however, this visit was different. Cornell was only thinking of himself and the things he wanted to do, and that were important to him. This day he was actually rude, and sometimes hurt feelings without even knowing he had done so. There was, however, a surprise and a mystery that would make this trip to the beach a memory that Cornell and Bernice would never forget. And yes… the saltwater taffy was extra delicious on this day.
The Lady with the Green Shoes
Well… it was one of those days. As Ron looked out of his bedroom window, he felt a bit anxious, wanting to do something… or even hang-out with his next-door neighbor Joanne. And then it happened. Here comes a stranger wearing noisy green shoes. When Ron ran out to see where she was going, he was surprised to see her going into the old Johnson house. All the kids in the neighborhood wondered about its mystery since no one has lived there for years… but now something is really strange. The day was about to change. Join Ron as the story unfolds in the exciting tale of “The Lady with the Green Shoes.”
The Outer Space Baseball Game
The Outer Space Baseball Game is a great story for the elementary school reader. Inspired by a sport that is loved by so many generations, this is a story that can be enjoyed in the classroom, at home and as a great bedtime story to be read over-and-over again.
Roy, loves baseball, and he loves to run the bases… but someone else is watching. Let this familiar, yet unique love of a sport unfold, and reveal the exciting surprise you will find in The Outer Space Baseball Game.
Bellabunt Elephant
Bellabunt Elephant - Kindle edition by Graves, Catherine. Children Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
It is important for each child to learn to embrace and celebrate their own individuality and this includes their name. Sometimes names have special meanings that children do not always understand. Often, if their name is different (not a John, Joe or Mary), or if they have been teased because of their name, this will be a good book for them. Bellabunt Elephant was so concerned that his name is not good enough to participate in the “Name Rhyme” birthday celebration, but he learned something new… something good.
