Award Winner: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Non-Fiction
There could not be a more perfect spot in Washington, D.C., to enjoy the time-honored Easter Egg Roll tradition than the rolling lawns of the president's backyard. With more than seventy newly commissioned whimsical illustrations that bring the event to life, this new history of the White House Easter Egg Roll reveals how each administration from Rutherford B. Hayes through Donald J. Trump has staged the annual event. Written by Jonathan Pliska Illustrated by John Hutton
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Non-Fiction
A true and incredible experience shared by a family when they save a butterfly's life. Amazing how the butterfly thanked them. This simple and heartwarming story celebrates the wonders of nature, inspiring children (and adults) to embrace life and to live in harmony with all of God's creation.
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Non-Fiction
This is a true story of a child's introduction to the world of music. He possesses a gift of theatrical flair. Through his imagination and magical charm, an amazing and talented performer emerges.
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Non-Fiction
This is the true story of "Sirius," the Port Authority police patrol dog who died at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Told by "Sirius" in his own words, this heart-warming story describes the friendship and courage shared by "Sirius" and his police officer partner David, who survived the 9/11 attacks. A personal letter from David to the reader is included in this book. "Sirius, The Hero Dog of 9/11" is not only the inspiring story of a dog and his police officer partner. It is also the true story, for readers young and old, of tragedy, triumph and courage on the darkest day in America's history.
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Non-Fiction
The Legend of Dragon Lake is an ancient folktale of the indigenous people of the Chittagong Hill Tracts region, retold in Mro, Marma, Bangla, and English, published as a beautifully illustrated book.
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Non-Fiction
My grandfather, Booker T. Washington wrote "The Negro boy and girl should have an opportunity to learn something in school about his own race." In agreement with this statement, I am ensuring children across the world can read about his life and legacy.
