Books with author Steven Rosen

In response to the success of Life's extremely popular Picture Puzzle book comes a version for kids!Each spread will have either 1 or 2 full-color photographic puzzles with anywhere from 5 to 10 differences to spot in each. Each puzzle includes the number of differences to find, suggested length of time to finish the puzzle, and the page number where the answer can be found. The book will be organized into 4 chapters by season with increasing degrees of difficulty (easy, medium, and hard), and an answer key in the back.

"Betsy Lou Inspired By whom?" Is a story that will inspire children to explore their creativity and be proud of their individuality. Steve Rosenberg is a self published Author and Musician-In an continuing effort to Inspire young writers and artists, Steve found Courtney Brown who was 16 at the time to Illustrate this book . Because of This opportunity ,Courtney is now studying to be a professional illustrator. Steve would also like to do Appearances at schools, libraries and bookstores .

Max came to me a long time ago as an idea for a book for kids. However, he did not first appear as an adventurous little dickens. He kind of grew into that as the result of a conversation with my husband one evening while we were getting ready for bed. In the excitement of discussing the book, he blurted out, "Max could go on other trips, you know?" I responded with, "Yeah, like to a farm or a zoo." With that little conversation, Max became an adventurer. My mind really started to race then. Sleep took a little longer to find me that night. Thus came the idea for a series of Max adventures.I decided that because the Introducing...Max book was a rhyming book, the rest of the books in the series should be also. It has been a challenge to be able to continue to make an adventurous book rhyme all the way through, but it is my belief that children have a special ability to listen and grasp what they are hearing if they can hear words that sound alike. Also, when they are reading to themselves or a younger sibling, they will put their own emphasis in the story to make it sound like they are telling the story themselves, and meanwhile, they are learning to read at the same time. When I decided to put little hints to safety, manners, and other learning in each book, I wanted to have Max talk to the kids through their imagination, so I decided the best way to do that would be to add a page to the back of each book where Max talks to them and hints to the contents of the next book coming out, while letting them know what each book is trying to reinforce about what parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, teachers, and all other adults are trying to teach them as they are growing up. Max, with his adventures, wants all kids to have happy, healthy childhoods as they grow to adulthood.