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Kids’ Week: Day Four and Five

Good morning all. My apologies for missing yesterday. I wasn’t feeling well. But I am here today so let’s get this going! I hope you all have been enjoying and that you have found some books for your littles!

Tales From Riverside: The Shadow Of Harshman House
Raz T. Slasher Sophia and her new friends learn the history of the local haunted house. The trio explore the scary house and fight what they find inside. Will they win? Riverside is a small town with many tales to tell. This is the first chapter book in the Tales from Riverside children’s series from horror writer Dr. Raz T. Slasher. https://books2read.com/talesfromriversidetheshadowofharshmanhouse

Lincoln’s Halloween Adventure
Raz T. Slasher
From the mind of Raz T. Slasher, illustrated by Stew Brown. Lincoln’s Halloween Adventure follows the inspiring journey of a young boy determined to face his fears in time to decorate his house for Halloween. Lincoln learns a lot about himself and makes some new friends along the way. https://books2read.com/LincolnsHalloweenAdventure

Dylan and the Pet Zombie
Patricia Harris
Dylan is looking for a friend in a zombie apocalypse. Will he find one?
https://books2read.com/Dylanpetzombie

Not Just Another Danny
Patricia Harris
Danny is having a hard time with friends at school. He is one of four Daniels in his class. He doesn’t like sports. He is different. He learns how to enjoy the fact that he is Not Just Another Danny.
https://books2read.com/notjustanotherdanny/

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Kids Week – Day Two

Come along on a fun adventure through the Forest of Dreams in this second book in The Woodland Adventures series. Join Nita and Meeko as they find out a way to help their friends handle a bunch of bullying bees and hungry spiders in order to be able to get to the big field of flowers. This book reaches out to children ages 6-8 and while letting them enjoy a wonderful story of animals having an adventure, it also teaches them how to deal with bullies without fighting back in a violent way.

https://books2read.com/Nita-andthehoneybees

This is the tale of Keko the monkey, how she ‘lost’ her bananas, and then found them with the help of a friend and a trail of peels. This book, while fun and playful, also shows that you can solve many problems with the help of others , you don’t always have to be angry with the person that caused the problem, and that you should forgive the small things.

https://books2read.com/KekoAndTheLostBananas/

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Welcome to Kids Week!

Good Morning all and welcome to our annual Kids’ Week where we share multiple kids’ books by some of our authors! There will be new books up every day this week so make sure to check them out and order so you can get them for whichever holiday you celebrate!

Our first bunch is by our illustrious leader Patricia Harris. It is her Pip the Pup stories that started out as just one story for her youngest child and then grew because a friend’s little boy loved the first story so much he wanted more! So check them out and get them for your little ones to enjoy!

A Curious Little puppy who learns the consequences of not following the rules.
https://books2read.com/pipthepup

A lonely pup learns bravery after being home without his girl all day.
https://books2read.com/apupisbrave/

Another fun adventure with Pip the Pup. This time, he tries to make new friends, but not
everyone wants to be Pip’s friend.
https://books2read.com/pipandfriends

Pip has a new neighbor. Pip is trying to play with his new neighbor. He does not
understand why he can’t play with Fido’s things.
https://books2read.com/pipthatsnotyours

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Calling All Children’s Book authors

We are looking for 6 children’s books for our kid’s week 2024. We are now until August of 2024 open for submissions of books up to middle grade. Send manuscript whether illustrated or not to Fcpsubmission@gmail.com with a subject of Kid’s Week Submission. We will select the best 6 for publication.

Young adult novel submissions will be accepted – but they would be taken on their own merits…not considered for Kid’s Week.

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