Books with author P.M. Richter

CHRISTMAS WITH UNCLE NICK AND THE SUGARPLUM FAIRIES A mysterious relative called Uncle Nick comes to babysit on Christmas Eve. The children, Bobby and Cindy, are surprised because they didn't even know they had an uncle. When the lights go out, Uncle Nick starts telling them wonderful Christmas tales and fantasies. (The entire Night Before Christmas poem and a recipe for Sugarplum candy is included.) Pictures for children's enjoyment are added to the tale.

LITTLE GHOSTIEWhen a tiny ghost is caught on Halloween by the dreaded Ghost Buster Hunters he is placed in a Haunted House with other magical creatures. Cindy and Bobby, two children who can actually see ghosts, attempt to free the tiny ghost from his trap in the spooky house. (This is a book for children with lots of pictures for their enjoyment. Also included is a recipe for Triple Dipped Smores Candy Apples.)

LITTLE GHOSTIE (A Halloween Fantasy for Children) When a tiny ghost is caught on Halloween by the dreaded Ghost Buster Hunters he is placed in a Haunted House with other magical creatures. Cindy and Bobby, two children who can actually see ghosts, attempt to free the tiny ghost from his trap in the spooky house. (This is a book for children with lots of pictures for their enjoyment. Also included is a recipe for Triple Dipped Smores Candy Apples.)

A mysterious relative called Uncle Nick comes to babysit on Christmas Eve. The children, Bobby and Cindy, are surprised because they didn't even know they had an uncle. When the lights go out, Uncle Nick starts telling them wonderful Christmas tales and fantasies. (The entire Night Before Christmas poem and a recipe for Sugarplum candy is included.)

How should we teach our kids about artificial intelligence? Should they be worried about robots? Should they be excited? Should they want to be a robot? Should we? Robots are pretty cool. But humans are cooler. 'When I Grow Up, I Don't Want To Be A Robot' is a celebration of the incoming age of automation and the human factors that separate human intelligence and creativity from the artificial intelligence of all of our various bots. This book is optimistic pro-robot propaganda that encourages little ones to appreciate themselves, the technology around them, and to not-so-subtly consider a STEM/STEAM career in future innovation industries. A book for future inventors, scientists, and dreamer of big dreams.