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Articles by Jennifer Kurani
In For a Penny by Mr Willment
A rare penny, three typical school friends, and a secret… action, crime, mystery, and a fun adventure you don’t want to miss! The story follows Frank, Arnie, and Badger, three ordinary ten-year-olds who find themselves in the middle of a murder mystery when Frank discovers a valuable penny in Arnie’s nan’s attic. Badger asks Frank to return the coin to Nan, but he decides to sell it and asks him to keep the secret. But someone is behind him to get the penny back, and soon Frank is in grave danger.
The Nose Family: Scruffy’s Lucky Day by Costas Andreou
The Nose Family: Scruffy’s Lucky Day by Costas Andreou Scruffy’s Lucky Day is the second book in The Nose Family series. All noses were happy and busy in the nose town, until one day when Mrs. Nose’s magic golden pen went missing, she looked everywhere for her golden pen, but could not find it. But, at the other end of town, Scruffy, a poor boy, finds that golden pen, but he doesn’t know it has magical powers. Read to know how Scruffy’s life changes after getting this magical pen.
The Glowing Rectangle by Katie Friedman
The Glowing Rectangle is an incredible children’s book that talks about the pros and cons of mobile phones to children, but at the same time, it teaches grown-ups to achieve a balance between their work life and family time. We always talk about limiting screen time for kids – but what about for adults?
Mashed Potatoes In The Sky by Francine Stevenson
Mashed Potatoes In The Sky is an adorable picture book full of delicious treats and a great way to explore children’s creativity and curiosity. On a warm summer day, a group of children takes a break after playing for a long time. They were quite hungry, so they began to imagine clouds as yummy sweets, like whipped cream, cotton candy, and apple pie.
Catty The Cat Green Vs. Red Choices by Irsa Jawed
BOOK REVIEW Catty The Cat Green Vs. Red Choices by Irsa Jawed Catty The Cat Green Vs. Red Choices is an engaging picture book that teaches children about their power to CHOOSE. This book focuses on how children can become better if they make green choices over red choices. Each page illustrates some good or bad habits and behavioral practices while highlighting the positive outcomes that can encourage children to choose good habits.
The Other Side of the Fence: Ana and the Lilys By Corinda Edevold
What a magical setting around fairies, especially Easter fairies, three beautiful sisters, and their fantasy world! I just loved how the author narrated this story, and I felt so connected with the book, all three sisters, and their dreamy world. This book is about Ana and her two very different sisters who discover an entirely new and strange world near their house.
A Big Birthday Hug By Jennifer Kurani
BOOK REVIEW A Big Birthday Hug is the third book in the series and a perfect bedtime story for your little ones. Sometimes a hug is all we need to make us feel better. A big hug from the right person took out all our stress away. This heartwarming picture book tells us the importance of hugging your child and how we can comfort our child just with a simple hug. This story is about a turtle who has a sad feeling that won’t go away.
The Great Adventure! By Jennifer Kurani
BOOK REVIEW The Great Adventure is the second book in the series with a strong message for kids. Turtle stuck in the house, but he wanted to have some fun and adventure. He worries his friends are having fun without him.
Meet Our Fabulous Author Jaklen Alkyan
Q: First tell us something about yourself? My name is Jaklen Alkyan – I am an Assyrian Christian born in Iran. I left my home in 1989 and emigrated to Germany as a refugee and then settled in the United States in 1993. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from California State University, Stanislaus, as well as a Master’s Degree in Education from University of Phoenix.
Through the Colors of a Butterfly By Martinique Mims
BOOK REVIEW This book empowers and encourages children to love themselves, be proud of their uniqueness and other physical differences such as disabilities or skin disorders. Through the Colors of a Butterfly is a story about a young girl named Unique who feelsnervous about starting the third grade in a new school at a new place. On the first day, when her teacher Ms. Mangu selected her as a lucky student and gave her the responsibility to take care of the class pet, a caterpillar.
Feeling Special By Jennifer Kurani
Book Review Feeling Special By Jennifer Kurani Feeling Special is a delightful story with a strong message for children that everyone has different qualities, so no need to compare yourself with others. This book encourages children to discover their uniqueness and strength. Turtle feels sad, and he thinks that he is ordinary. As all his friends are special, Squirrels can leap from branch to branch quickly, Bee makes honey, and Rabbit can hop high, so Turtle wants to feel special too.
Imani & DeShawn And The Power Of TRUTH By Justin Stanley
Book Review Imani & DeShawn And The Power Of TRUTH By Justin Stanley Imani and DeShawn are two young boys who love to play with the ball. Once they’re playing outside their house, DeShawn’s ball accidentally broke the window of their neighbor Ms. Lola. Now they don’t know how she will react, but when DeShawn told her the truth, she smiles and says, it’s okay boys, I also broke some glasses too in my day while singing. This is a story all about the power of the truth.
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