Books with author Michelle Williams

I wish I Were Many Colors What happens when your little ones wish they were many colors? You shall soon find out. "I Wish I Were Many Colors" captures the colorful imagination of a little child's brilliant mind. Just imagine what your little ones could be doing with brown toes, a pink stomach, and yellow knees! "Stirs the imagination of both children and adults alike and teaches a powerful lesson of acceptance." - Her Excellency Sheila Sealy Monteith, Ambassador of Jamaica to Mexico "A well articulated book that encourages acceptance and uniqueness, and is certain to charm children as well as encourage their love for reading." - Wesley T. Leonard, Senior Minister, Southside Church of Christ, Orlando, FL "This is truly a delightful story that not only invites children to use their imaginations, but it celebrates their uniqueness. Well done!" - Crystal Johnson Turner, Central Regional Director, Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, Wichita, KS "One of the best children's books I've read in a long time. It echoes the importance of appearance, self-acceptance, and diversity!" - Pamela C. Clark, Early Childhood Resource Teacher, Orlando, FL "Children often formulate and internalize a negative view of self - occurring as a direct result of their experiences early in life. It is encouraging to have an author so creatively provide a resource, if used lovingly, which can assist in changing the world one child at a time." - Arlisa Long, owner of Our P.L.A.S.E. Family Childcare, Oklahoma City, OK

Episode: premiere. They're the Little Rascals of a parallel world. Six kids emulate their idols, who are 5 friends from Earth known as Team Dan. Dan and crew found a portal to a world of magic and monsters; now they're super heroes living on the island paradise of Lunari. The kids also call themselves Team Dan, with the boys assuming the names Dan, Ed, and Pete. Miana plays the part of the wizard Bonnie. Dela and Dila play the part of the sorceress Zena. When not adventuring or meeting in their junkyard clubhouse, the kids hope for a glimpse of their heroes at the indoor mall. But seeing them at the movies costs money--is there enough in the club treasury?