Children with incarcerated dads will read inspirational content and color age-appropriate (8 – 10) illustrations aimed at self-esteem boosting, academic encouragement, and perseverance. Positive messages help inspire, insulate, and educate them about life's beautiful possibilities, reunification, and family. Dreams do come true. The high-interest illustrations and content express a dad's love and commitment to his child's growth.
Kids Read and Learn
Not Little Red Riding Hood? We know what happened to her when confronted by the Big Bad Wolf. But Princess, the Little Girl in the Hood, faces a Big, Bad Wolf daily: the local bullies, drug dealers, and all types of criminal elements on her block who would devour her innocence. Can she survive another trip to her grandmother's house? This fairy tale has been reimagined and updated with an urban, cultural storyline. Be the first in your "hood" to read this reimagined tale based on the classic, Little Red Riding Hood.
This child development resource explores career opportunities with unlimited potential. Who said she could not be the president of a university or he could not be a cardiologist? The illustrations and messages are designed to boost self-esteem and challenge young minds, encouraging them to believe in themselves and start cultivating greatness within.
Packed with fascinating facts about our world, this volume is a fun way to introduce kids to the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Colorful descriptions and images of earth science, scientific inventions, space exploration, and futuristic technology help boost problem-solving and critical thinking skills and encourage a curiosity for STEM fields.
High-interest information about the Black Geniuses of Science will keep kids reading from cover to cover. Designed for kids in grades 5-6 or greater.