Books with author Samantha Fistere

A cute fuzzy moose, who is usually very brave, named Pudge, takes his first trip to the doctor! The thought of going to the doctor scares him, but as he slowly starts to trust the doctor, the doctor helps put his mind at ease. Pudge learns that there is nothing to be afraid of and that he needs to go to the doctor to get the help he needs to feel better. Pudge is an adorable fluffy animal friend that can help any child through the difficult first time visit to the doctor. Pudge helps children accept bravery, even if they are scared at first and is a must have friend for any child!

5 star review "Excellent Children's Story"This is another fantastic heartwarming children's story by Samantha Foster. The story is wonderful as well as the colorful illustrations.Young Kathryn, 'Kaity,' always wants to please people; but growing up in the country on a farm, she didn't have very many playmates. So she would play with the animals. She would gallop like a pony, moo like a cow, and whiny like a horse. She could even make the sheep laugh. Kaity grew and grew and was very gifted at school making people of all ages laugh and smile. But, a time of sadness comes too...(but don't worry, good things happen in the end!) This is one of the better children's books I've read as I believe children will feel their emotions build and then sag. They'll learn a very great lesson of caring and kindness and how it will warm their hearts, just like Kaity. Great job, Samantha Foster! NancyofUtah Farm Books for Kids: Farm Girl.Kathryn Elizabeth is a young girl growing up on a farm. She doesn’t have any playmates save for the animals who she imitates. Her talents and sense of humor wins her over many friends at school until one day when she sees a clown and becomes entranced.Her life has changed and everyone calls her Kaity the Clown when she’s wearing her makeup while entertaining friends or visiting the local hospital. Then one day Kaity becomes sick and the doctors do not know what to do until the local fair comes to town. "Farm Girl" is an uplifting, joyful children's book that celebrates the wondrous power of giving. Kathryn Elizabeth herself is a simply enchanting creation that children will love and adults can relate. Having a special person like "Kaity the Clown" in our lives helps us all feel better about who we are and what we can do to give joy and love to others. This is a very special book that’s perfect for the child in all of us."All you need in the world is love and laughter. That's all anybody needs. To have love in one hand and laughter in the other." August Wilson

5 start review : A fun book that addresses a childhood fear."This is a fun, clever, charming book written in rhyme that addresses children's fear of the dark and monsters. The book has nice colorful drawings that children will like. Children think that monsters come "when the dark of night has come to call...that's when the monsters have a ball." But Samantha Foster reveals that the monsters frighten children because they like to play, and frightening children is fun. She also tells readers what the monsters are thinking and how they feel. After reading this book, children will learn that there is nothing to fear from monsters who are only looking to have fun. "Israel Drazin Monster children's book. At night in a child’s bedroom all the little monsters decide to come out and celebrate. Nighttime is there time to play and they reveal themselves one by one. Each little monster has his personality and purpose, but no matter how scary they may be, it’s important to remember that they are just as scared of you. This simple little bedtime story reveals quite a bit about the imagination of a child and the different personalities that they have inside them. The monsters certainly seem frightening, but also very familiar which makes it easy for all of us to relate. Even the final monster that is the scariest of them all is really no different than the rest who are just as afraid of us. "When Monsters Come out to Play" (first book of the series "Monster books for kids") is a fascinating tale that places a child’s imagination in their rooms where they can confront the fears of the unknown. We can all remember hiding under the blankets when we were young. This book helps show all kids that what they are afraid of is also just as afraid of them as well. This helps a child to overcome their fears while at the same time be highly entertained.

Farting Hippo:Children's Book about funny hippopotamus.Harry the Farting Hippo is a funny story set at the Sunnyville Zoo where all the animals were excitingly awaiting a new arrival. With everyone prepared and on their best behavior, the new arrival Harry the Hippo was not very happy. Harry was a farting hippo who was embarrassed at his own stinky farts. Sure enough, all the animals came to greet Harry as he was being led to his new home, a beautiful exhibit that looked just like the plains in Africa. But Harry was still not very comfortable, even though all the animals tried to make him feel at home. But when the zebra told Harry a joke, poor Harry laughed so hard that he made farting sounds which shook the zoo. All the animals hid, the zookeeper was in shock and the Harry was so embarrassed, especially when his stinky farts made everyone realize just where they came from. It was so bad that even later the rest of the animals would have nothing to do with Harry. And that was only the beginning of the adventure for this farting hippo that would go on to see different places and have hilarious experiences, too. Harry the Farting Hippo is a really funny fart book of poor Harry who whose not so pleasant ability has him going to places that he never dreamed possible.Harry the Farting Hippo is a delightful, hilarious tale that will surely entertain your children and have them speaking of the adventures of Harry for a long time to come.

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The Fart Book:"Billy’s Farting Adventure" is a funny story about little Billy who loved his brother Benjamin teaches a valuable lesson. One day Billy was disappointed when his brother came home with his friends and he knew that they would pay no attention to him. So instead he listened in when Benjamin told his group a friends a rather smelly and loud farting joke. The next day, Billy repeated the joke in school and got so much attention that the principal found out and wasn’t pleased. It doesn’t help Billy that his mother is not very pleased with his behavior either. This cute, funny fart book carries with it a more serious moral lesson for children who may not realize that getting attention is not what it’s cracked up to be. You and your kids will laugh out loud as you read this book and page through hilarious illustrations. That's a lot of farting fun for kids of all ages!

Children Books. Vol.2 of "Monster books for kids" series.5 star review: By Jane Jones"Teaching Monsters is another cute book to help children learn from monsters that come in the night by Samantha Foster. Giving children a rhyming book that helps them face monsters as friends, which helps them learn to control their fears and in this case it teaches them some very positive life lessons too. The illustrations are colorful and fun to help the children see representations of things that they might fear. My preschoolers ask me to read it to them often, which means it is one of the books that they enjoy the most as they learn through repetition. I have used it for only a couple of weeks in my classroom and some of the children know what monsters comes next and what each one helps them learn. As a preschool educator, I highly recommend it to parents of children from ages three and up."This wonderful rhyming story reminds children that the monsters that come out at night are not really scary. In fact, they are there to help teach valuable lessons about life. There is the Hearing Monster who is covered with ears that teaches kids how to take time to listen to their parents.The School Monster who shows why school is the cool place to be. The Vegetable Monster, the Rules Monster and finally the biggest Monster of them all, the Friend Monster are all part of this wonderful tale that is told in loving fashion.The lesson behind this rhyming book is how the monsters we may see at night are mere reflections of the fears kids have in their own day to day lives. The author shows real insight into the mind of a child and manages to translate what children see as scary to the fears they actually have in their mind. While the very little ones might not fully understand the connection at first, the delightful way this story is told will surely entertain them until they do realize that what goes bump in the night means more than just what’s in their room.This is a perfect childrens book by age 5-8.

Jessie is treading water and looking into the water to locate the knife. She spots the pocket knife lying in the sand; the silver of the blade catches the light of the sun. Jessie dives down again, straight to the bottom where the blade is shining. Her arms are tired, but she presses forward, stretching out as far as she can. Reaching out with her hand, she grabs the knife. Jessie turns to her right and swims toward the rope and bottle. She tightens her grip on the knife she will not be dropping it again. Next, she holds the rope with the line with her left hand, but she is fighting her own body to stay under the water. Her legs keep pulling her upward away from her goal toward the surface. This always happens to her in the pool back home. Jessie remembers her Mom telling her if you want to stay under the water you must blow out some of your air. Jessie pushes the air through her tighten lips, allowing bubbles of air escape and head toward the surface. Immediately she notices her legs come back under control and her body steadies a bit. Her next move is to wrap her legs around the rope to act as an anchor. That way when she cuts the rope, the bottle is not carried away by the ocean's current. Jessie takes the knife and starts to saw through the rope. It is working slowly. She can feel that she will need to back to the surface to get another breath. That is not appealing to her, she doesn’t want to start all over again. Jessie decides to put more pressure on the blade, to cut through the line faster, and it is working. She cuts through the final few strands of the rope, and she frees the portion with the bottle attached. Inwardly smiling, Jessie lets go of the rope with her legs and is about to return to the surface for air and rest. Her eyes almost bulge out of her head. In the distance she sees a big shape moving towards her. It is moving fast and it looks like it is heading straight for her. Panic sets in and she feels like she is starting to choke. She can hear her heart pounding in her ears and she can feel her blood racing throughout her entire body. Staying put is no longer an option and that is her cue. With every last bit of her strength, Jessie kicks her legs as hard as they will go. Heading straight up to the surface she pops up out of the water with a splash, she hears Rachel screaming at the top of her lungs. “Run! I mean swim! Swim faster!”

A cute fuzzy moose, who is usually very brave, named Pudge, takes his first trip to the doctor! The thought of going to the doctor scares him, but as he slowly starts to trust the doctor, the doctor helps put his mind at ease. Pudge learns that there is nothing to be afraid of and that he needs to go to the doctor to get the help he needs to feel better. Pudge is an adorable fluffy animal friend that can help any child through the difficult first time visit to the doctor. Pudge helps children accept bravery, even if they are scared at first and is a must have friend for any child!