Reviews of Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera & the Dream Beasts, our latest book, are coming in, and we’re thrilled with them! We’ve received reviews on Amazon and from bloggers. We hope they inspire you to read our latest book, which was recently featured in Voice of America, an
Voice of America today published an article about the immigrant Grandma from Ukraine in our latest book, “Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts.” Here’s the original story, in Ukrainian: Ukrainian Immigrant Grandma is a Character in a Popular Children’s Book in the US Here’s the article
We have raised $150 for the Oregon Humane Society as a result of sales at our book release party Saturday, as well as pre-sales of “Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts.” In addition, some of the donation we’re making today to the Oregon Humane Society came
We were thrilled to discover that Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts made Amazon’s #1 New Release, children’s soccer books (kindle version). The book has a girl-power theme. Bash’s cousin, Paula, says that under Title IX, all-star canine coach Lucy, Bash’s dog, should coach Paula’s girls’
We’re excited that Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle will be attending our June 2 “Bash and Lucy” book release party! It’s happening 2-4 pm, Village Home Education Resource Center, Beaverton. In addition, if you come to the party, you can learn about the girl-power mayor and assistant mayor in “Bash and
Immigrant Grandma power abounds in our new book, Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts. In the book, Vera, an immigrant grandma from Ukraine, is a successful girls’ soccer coach and assistant town mayor. Here’s how we describe her in the book: “Her uniform was stitched in
A sensory-sensitive boy (Bash), his girl-power cousin, some canine coaches and a handful of “dream beasts” are all featured in our next book, Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts, due out in May! The dream beasts, which chase humans who don’t like dogs, were invented and
“Squishy Taylor and the Bonus Sisters” by Alisa Wild immediately caught the attention of Michael, age 9, chief of the Roving Reader Leaders. It was delivered to our door for Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2018 by Capstone Publishing. After quickly reading this first book, Michael insisted on going to the
The kids’ dog book “Rumplepimple Goes to Jail” by Suzanne DeWitt Hall gets a very high rating from kidlit lover Michael, age 9. Watch his review here: Spoiler alert! Michael gives away the plot in this review. Earlier, a 7-year-old Michael reviewed the first Rumplepimple kids’ dog book, and gave
Roving Reader Leaders Michael, age 9, and Lila, age 10, interviewed bestselling author Nia Mya Reese, age 8, about “How To Deal with And Care For Your Annoying Little Brother.” Michael, who is a little brother, and Lila, who has a little brother, asked