Why Bear Boo Couldn't Poo? by Anna Glinko

This new story rhyme will make you and your child laugh out loud.

A whimsical rhyming tale about a bear named Boo who couldn’t poo. Boo finds himself in a chocolate paradise with a chocolate mountain. Boo just can’t help himself, he must eat the chocolate. But then Boo becomes bloated and uncomfortable. He realizes that all the chocolate and sugar have made him constipated. Read along with this humorous tale to find out if Boo learns his lesson so that he can poo.

• Rhyming story for kids
• Hilarious book for toddlers
• Great for ages 2-5
• Quality bedtime read
• Silly present for a goofy relative

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Includes bonus coloring pages!

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About the author:

Anna Glinko has always had a strong passion for reading. Ever since she was a little girl who learned how to put letters together to make words. She always has a new book in her hands, and never seems to stop. Anna went into hospitality as her profession. But as time went on, she quickly became a 9-5 worker by day, and a creative insightful novelist by night. For months Anna spent her nights writing in between baby feeds. Her stories are inspirational because they are pulled from her own family life. Highlighting challenges and the silly times alike, reading her tales will be like reading a story from your own life.

Anna lives in the United Kingdom with her husband and two boys.

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Priti Loves Pineapple! An Early Reading Book About Healthy Kids and Healthy Food Choices by Anne Bielski

 

Your child will love meeting these fun children, learning their names and finding out what their favorite fruits and veggies are!

This cute learning book helps your child learn to spell and say both familiar and maybe not-so-familiar names of boys and girls from around the world and also spell and say a number of different fruits and vegetables, many familiar but probably some that they have never even heard of, let alone tasted.

This colorful book will encourage an interest in healthy foods and also in learning about new foods and celebrate diverse cultures.

Simple format repeats the same sentence with difference names and foods for early learning and confidence building.

40 pages makes it not too long and not too short.

Softcover available now.
Hardcover coming in November.

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About the author:

Anne Bielski is a Chicago historian, author, publisher, graphic designer and mom with a passion for learning and teaching. Her publishing companies, Bielski and Company Books and Magic Lantern Press, focus on creating "books to live your life in," and features journals, health and wellness logs, children's activity books and diaries, gardening journals, cooking notebooks, prayer and gratitude journals and, most recently, newly illustrated classic novels.

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'The Adventures of Captain Greenspud' by Blu de Golyer Illustrated by Sarah Wheeler

The peaceful land of Spry is in great danger when the fiendish carrot, Count Carrotine and his bad veggies fall from a hole in the sky. Only Captain Greenspud can save the day while teaching children the importance of eating their greens.

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About the author:

Blu de Golyer is an established screenwriter and producer in the film industry and he eats his vegetables.

'Madison and Mason Learn the Values of Fitness' by A. Daniels FREE 5/15/14-5/19/14

Blurb:
Grades 3rd-8th 

Madison and Mason are twins who play video games and eat junk food on the weekends. The children barely spend time outside getting enough exercise. This eBook, written by A. Daniels, helps all children realize the values of exercising and how much fun you can have by incorporating physical activities into your daily lives. The bright illustrations will help keep your child's attention, while the message will encourage them to have fun. Parents/teachers there are 10 questions and answers located at the end of this eBook.

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It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon, Madison and Mason sat inside and played video games. They had been playing video games all morning and snacking on junk food. All the lights were turned off, and the only light was coming from the television screen. Madison and Mason’s mother walked into the living room and said, “It is a beautiful day outside. Why don’t we all go to the park and enjoy the sunshine?”

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'Dixie Wants an Allergy' by Tori Corn

Book description:

It’s Dixie’s first day of school, and some of her classmates are sharing details about their various allergies. Bridget tells of her wheat allergy and how she gets to order a special meal from restaurants. Dixie thinks that must be a really special meal! And Charlie had to be rushed to the hospital in an ambulance once due to his dairy allergy. Dixie thinks that must have been thrilling! Even Hannah gets to wear a fashionable bracelet due to her peanut allergy. Dixie races home and begins to eagerly search for the slightest sign of an allergy. After many failed attempts, Dixie discovers that she is allergic to something after all. But is getting what you wish for actually as exciting as it once appeared?

Dixie Wants an Allergy provides a comical and engaging approach for children who are beginning to learn about and who are coping with allergies—and who also have trouble finding what makes them unique. Corn’s playful text and Cole’s inviting illustrations encourage children to accept those with differences while learning that wanting what others have is not always a good idea.

Advance Praise

"What a precious and delightful story! A clever theme and an important lesson leads to a learning experience and a positive conclusion. Dixie learns she can be "exceptional" without having to suffer." - Mallory Heart Reviews 

“This ridiculously cute book was so perfect! It was a creative and playful work that spoke about the various types of allergies that kids have. The illustrations were delightful, and Dixie was easy to love. I really liked it.” - Kim Teamer, Reviewer

~~Read my review on Examiner.~~ 

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'Twinkle: The Real Story of the Tooth Fairy' by John Moher

Description: 

Twinkle, the Real story of the Tooth Fairy is an instant classic for children around the world. Everyone loses their teeth, and the Tooth Fairy has been around for a long time. It is exciting and an adventure to find out just where all of those teeth end up, and even more exciting to see if you can find yours! 

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Germs Are Not For Sharing -- Paperback

Germs Are Not For Sharing by Elizabeth Verdick is a great book for preschoolers through early elementary children. It is a more advanced version of its board book counterpart. Children learn about where germs lurk and how to prevent their spread. Scrubbing hands while singing the ABCs and coughing or sneezing into arms instead of hands are two of the most effective ways to do this.

The book's language is easy enough to understand, yet doesn't talk down to the kids or sound babyish. Illustrations include relatable children of similar ages and diversities. The back includes a follow-up read-together section that goes into even more detail about germs, in a more scientific, yet child-friendly, fashion.

Educators can use this book to supplement their health curriculum. One reading could be done in a group circle. Then the supplemental section in the back can provide a springboard for further classroom discussion and research.

I shared this book with my class of 3-6 year-olds, and they loved it! Together we acted out proper covering of the nose and mouth for sneezing and coughing, and how to properly wash our hands. I used it as a springboard for a demonstration on the proper use of a tissue. The afternoon class of older children enjoyed our discussion of germs, based on the back of the book.

Families should also use this book as a reminder for everyone, regardless of age, about proper hygiene procedures. They can work together to make sure the house is properly cleaned, and that there are adequate supplies available. Extra attention is imperative, as we are entering cold and flu season!

Germs Are Not for Sharing is just one of several titles in the award-winning Best Behavior series published by Free Spirit Publishing. Other topics include using kind words, hitting, and gentle pet care.

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Germs Are Not for Sharing -- Board Book

Elizabeth Verdick's Germs Are Not for Sharing, board book format, is the perfect introduction to washing hands for young children. Simple words printed on sturdy pages are easy enough for young listeners to understand. Accompanying illustrations further demonstrate hygienic practices, such as covering coughs and sneezes. The characters in these illustrations are also the same age as the intended audience of children ages 0-3.



Children also learn to not eat food that has fallen on the floor and to avoid giving kisses when sick. Instead, throw away germs or wash them down the drain! Stand back and blow kisses! When reading this book with young ones, practice acting out the pictures.

In the back of the book are tips for parents and caregivers to prevent germs in the environment, and how to teach even the youngest children to be healthy.

I tested this book out on my class of 3-6 year-olds, even though they are slightly older than the intended audience. Their eyes lit up as they looked at the pictures, and they enjoyed acting out the handwashing and covering techniques.

Germs Are Not For Sharing is a timely book, as we entering into cold and flu season, including fears of the H1N1 virus. Educators can use it to supplement their curriculum. Families can read it as a reminder to be hygenic at home, as well. The sturdy board book format allows the youngest readers to peruse the books anytime they want.

Germs Are Not For Sharing is one of the many books in the award-winning Best Behavior series by Free Spirit publishing. Other topics include kicking, hitting, biting, kind words, pet care, and easing pacifier dependence.

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