Books with author Tom Williams

From the Embracing your Differences collection. The Ballerina Sistah's is a culturally diverse book about the adventures of two sisters, named Dayanna (Day-Day) and Simara who are involved in their first year of Ballet at a local non profit Recreation Center. On this particular day, the girl's are asked by their Uncle, to conduct warm-up exercises until their teacher arrives.Unsupervised during their warm up, the girls, who both have vivid imaginations, have difficulty remaining on task when they are surprised by the interruptions of two dancing Hip -Hop Monkeys, that threatens to tear up the girls classroom: unless they agree to challenge them to a Hip-Hop dance competition. Understanding that Hip- Hop is not their forte, the girl's make the decision to call on the assistance of their two cousins; Dancing Taylen and Izayah, to take on the Monkey's challenge. Is their decision enough for the sisters to win? Does the Ballerina Sistah's successfully complete their task? Or do they have some explaining to do?A story about creative expressions, communication, conflict resolution, decision making, interpersonal relationships and remaining on task. Lesson with questions to answer at the end of the story. Highly recommended for children between the ages of three to ten

This is the story of how a 15 year old space ranger is accidentally conscripted to relieve a city in a far off galaxy, besieged by aliens. It is also the story of the Rat Children; those genetically altered by the weapons of war, it is the story of the romance between the ranger and their queen. The story of the foot soldier is the story of all wars.

A Witch called Kalak has come to our world in search of a book filled with all themagic spells ever known . The Wizard Kane has also returned to stop her fromfinding and using it . Jake , Lucas and Kane must travel to different countries of theworld in search of four clues that will lead them to the book of magic .Each clue is protected by a guardian , including the Dragon of China and the Anubus of Egypt . They must battle these and many others to get each cluebefore Kalak . The race between good and evil has begun .

“Brayden Loves Dirt” is the story of a 20 month old little boy who loves to play in the dirt. Your little one will love following along with Brayden as he and his mommy make a mud cake and then smash it! This book is designed to encourage your little one's natural interest in dirt. Research has shown that dirt helps build the immune system and that early exposure to microbes in dirt helps build a more disease resistant child.Dirt is also therapeutic to little ones. Studies have shown dirt that certain bacteria found in soil can help the brain produce Seratonin, which acts as a natural anti-depressant. Dirt can actually make your little one feel happy inside.So you don't have to feel guilty about encouraging your toddler to frolic in the dirt - it's good for him!Purchase "Brayden Loves Dirt" now for your toddler while this low introductory price is still available.

Amanda Jane Rush didn't plan to become a New York Socialite.​But, here she was, owner of an exclusive boutique in SoHo, living in an exquisite Art Deco home that was the envy of her friends, and sharing life with her lovable, cute dog. But when an unexpected letter arrives, she is reluctantly summoned back to a place she fought hard to forget, and to the family that she had abandoned long ago.

In O. T. Williams’ fully illustrated debut The Hip Hop Rabbit, readers are introduced to the urban jungle, which looks a little more pastoral than one might expect. Here a young rabbit named H. P., who has earned his limp, dashes and darts through the streets beside an elementary school so that he can keep an eye on the cool kids and hip, hip, hop to the whip-thumping beat of his own drum. When H. P. befriends fifth-grader Destiny, a little girl with a big heart, the two are unstoppable. As proof that great minds think alike no matter how different they might approach the world, H.P. and Destiny take on an issue that will save their district millions of dollars. With a study guide to help teachers and caregivers make the most of this exciting fable, this book offers something unique. Here is where an author creates characters that feel real in a place that many readers will know. Here is life in the big city, and here too, is magic and friendship enough for all.