Books with author Jennifer Longo

From the author of the international bestseller Kitchen for Kids comes an all-new cookbook that encourages kid power in the kitchen. Everyday Kitchen for Kids makes every kind of recipe possible for when kids feel like cooking. The re-engineered cooking methods in the recipes help kids make amazing dishes they couldn't make otherwise. And with Everyday Kitchen for Kids, it's safety first all the way. None of the methods call for sharp knives, stovetop cooking or small motorized appliances. All the recipes are kid tested and approved, and accompanied by a full-color photograph. Whether your children choose to make a savory snack or a sweet treat, with this book you'll soon be saying to them, Wow! You made this?

This delightfully illustrated children's book is designed to engage your child in movements which have been carefully selected for children to help regulate their sensory system, reduce stress, build up their strength and coordination. Read this book with your child and get active with them. This story encourages pretend play, develops the connection between you and your child as you play together, while you develop your child's gross motor and sensory motor skills. Fun, imaginative and interactive this story featuring Australian Native Animals is suitable for children from 3 years of age."Sensory integration, vocabulary development, facilitation of pretend play skills, and oral motor skills are all wrapped up in this one charming and stimulating book for youngsters. So get up and get moving with some animals from the Outback and enjoy the rich experiences of learning!" - Kara M. Cooper, MA, CCC-SLP “What a delightful little storybook that highlights our unique Australian animals. By using the variety of animal movements the book provides a series of therapeutic activities that can be used in a classroom setting or one on one with your child. Enjoy the fun and laughter as you jump, walk and hop your way through this book.” – Noemi Northridge Early Childhood Educator.

2016 Moonbeam Awards Winner, Environmental Issues Beavers Away! tells the true story of a game warden named Elmo Heter, who solved a complicated problem in a very novel way. He devised a method to safely reintroduce beavers into a remote wilderness--by parachuting them from the sky! The relocated beavers were able to quickly restore the eroded and barren landscape and create lush habitat that provided food and shelter for many other types of animals. This remarkable story of Elmo and a beaver named Geronimo is significant today as we confront the effects of climate change and try to protect and conserve wetlands and the wildlife that depend on them.

Come and See God's Names A to Z invites children to discover for themselves some of the amazing names, titles and attributes of God, using simple poems and illustrations to bring each idea to life.In her debut children’s book, the author hopes that this series of poems and pictures serves to impress upon the hearts of youngsters that there is an amazing God, just as the bible describes Him.

Come along on a journey with unique Australian animals. Read this book with your child and get active. This delightfully illustrated children's book is designed to engage your child in movements which have been carefully selected for children to help regulate their sensory system, reduce stress, build up their strength and coordination. Fun, imaginative and interactive this book is suitable for children from 3 years of age. “What a delightful little storybook that highlights our unique Australian animals. By using the variety of animal movements the book provides a series of therapeutic activities that can be used in a classroom setting or one on one with your child. Enjoy the fun and laughter as you jump, walk and hop your way through this book.” – Noemi Northridge Early Childhood Educator. "Sensory integration, vocabulary development, facilitation of pretend play skills, and oral motor skills are all wrapped up in this one charming and stimulating book for youngsters. So get up and get moving with some animals from the Outback and enjoy the rich experiences of learning!" - Kara M. Cooper, MA, CCC-SLP

One might think that living on a planet that your father manages might afford you special privileges. Maybe that would be true for other Chancellors' daughters, but for Jylynn it means constant scrutiny, constantly being surrounded by her father's people, and his constant meddling in her day-to-day life. Even going to town is a major obstacle! For a restless spirit like Jylynn, her father's need to control her life becomes unbearable, especially when he continues to push her towards the study of wizardry after she has shown him her natural sorcery ability! Her twin sister aches to gain their father's approval and studies night and day, only to always be in her sister's shadow. She goes where he wants and does what he says, but Jylynn wants more for her life than that. Armed with the idea that neither she nor her sister can get what they desire most if Jylynn stays, she must do what she can to free herself. Part of being a sheltered child, however, is never really knowing the dangers beyond your own father's reach. What will Jylynn do when forces beyond her knowledge entangle themselves in her quest for freedom?

The lovely book, Walk With Me, is now available in Arabic. Come along on a journey with unique Australian animals. Read this book with your child and get active. This delightfully illustrated children's book is designed to engage your child in movements which have been carefully selected for children to help regulate their sensory system, reduce stress, build up their strength and coordination. Fun, imaginative and interactive this book is suitable for children from 3 years of age. “What a delightful little storybook that highlights our unique Australian animals. By using the variety of animal movements the book provides a series of therapeutic activities that can be used in a classroom setting or one on one with your child. Enjoy the fun and laughter as you jump, walk and hop your way through this book.” – Noemi Northridge Early Childhood Educator."Sensory integration, vocabulary development, facilitation of pretend play skills, and oral motor skills are all wrapped up in this one charming and stimulating book for youngsters. So get up and get moving with some animals from the Outback and enjoy the rich experiences of learning!" - Kara M. Cooper, MA, CCC-SLP

Xenden, prince of Zendar foolishly killed the son of Ze Gor, an evil dragon lord. Angered by the death of his son, Ze Gor led his army of sea creatures to attack the island kingdom to avenge the death of his son. The island was destroyed and innocent lives perished. Xenden wore the magical Phoenix Armor and fought Ze Gor in a deadly battle with the Silver Spear and Golden Ring to reclaim his kingdom and avenge his father's death.

Aura, a ten year-old girl experiences a new community, filled with the wealthy. It was incomparable to where she used to live. Lucilla, whom she thought was her best friend becomes an evil girl and turns her back on Aura. Unable to handle the stress, she was at a point of killing herself. In doubt, she wondered what her presence meant to anyone. Through years of excruciating pain, she decides to forget about her past life...

Come and See God's Names A to Z invites children to discover for themselves some of the amazing names, titles and attributes of God, using simple poems and illustrations to bring each idea to life. In her debut children’s book, the author hopes that this series of poems and pictures serves to impress upon the hearts of youngsters that there is an amazing God, just as the bible describes Him.