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Books published by publisher Tandem Light Press / SkyLight Books

  • Boomer, Be Nice!

    Stacy Marie Roberts, Kaviya Pugazhendi

    eBook (Tandem Light Press / SkyLight Books, March 24, 2015)
    One Saturday morning, Boomer Bulldog bullies his friends at the neighborhood playground. When he finds himself sad and alone, he learns a valuable lesson about being nice to others. Follow Boomer and his friends in this story of bullying, the importance being polite, and the power of forgiveness.
  • It's What's on the Inside

    Anthony J. Harris

    eBook (Tandem Light Press / SkyLight Books, Dec. 10, 2014)
    Ashley comes home from school feeling very sad and is ready to change who she is after one of her friends from school tells her that he doesn't like the color of her skin. With a lot of love and words of support, Daddy helps her embrace the skin she's in.
  • Around the World From A to Z

    Linda Cruise, Kaviya Pugazhendi

    eBook (Tandem Light Press / SkyLight Books, Dec. 15, 2015)
    Linda is a freelance author, editor, instructor, multimedia specialist, and photographer. While earning her Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Spalding University, she served as editor of The Louisville Review. Along with a BA from Rutgers University and MA in Anthropology (Binghamton University), she is a graduate of the Institute of Children’s Literature. Not only is she a Vermont Arts Council featured artist, but she also worked as the Council’s catalog Editor for its Art of Action Project. Her published work includes fiction, creative non-fiction, literary criticism, journalism, poetry, biography, and photography. Linda is a member of the League of Vermont Writers (having served twice on its Board of Directors), Phi Beta Kappa, SCBWI, and a former member of AWP. Linda lives in northern Vermont with her family and dog. She enjoys travel, nature, books, films, and sports, especially skiing and volleyball. More information can be found at her website: lindacruise.com.
  • Big Daddy Raccoon and the Big Secret

    Mary T. Jacobs, M. Ridho Mentarie

    Hardcover (Tandem Light Press, Nov. 1, 2016)
    Big Daddy Raccoon loves Fripp Island and has a special secret for only a few children that are willing to take the time to listen and learn. After many years of observing the family in the yellow house, the secret is told. Come learn about Big Daddy Raccoon and the beauty of his home, Fripp Island.
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  • Ashikoo, The Black Snake

    Heru Kamau, Ra Kamau

    language (Tandem Light Press / SkyLight Books, April 10, 2015)
    Ashikoo, The Black Snake is a magical being from Africa. Follow him along his journey as he saves the people of Asia from deadly fires, an evil snake foe, and a wicked king. The evil snake is after the king’s enchanted ball. Will Ashikoo arrive in time to stop her?
  • Weesie and the Wha-El

    Sybil Ingram

    Paperback (Tandem Light Press, April 26, 2018)
    Have you ever been misunderstood? Even by your mom or dad? What happens when what you mean to say doesn't come out the way you hope? Weesie is a little girl who loves to visit her relatives Down South, but sometimes her words don't come out just right. Join her on a "wha-el" of a tale of accents, singing, new words, and mispronunciations.
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  • My Magical Hair

    Bentley Gibson

    Paperback (Tandem Light Press, Nov. 14, 2018)
    Did you know that the ancient Egyptians taught that hair spiraled because of the same power that causes spirals in the galaxies, stars, planets, atoms, and in our DNA? My Magical Hair takes you on a journey with Lorene and Luther as they learn about how special their hair is. While Lorene is convinced that their hair is magical, Luther attempts to find something else that can "magically" fight gravity like their hair.This book celebrates curly/kinky/texturized hair in a way that will have children proud of their natural hair and never want to change it! The reader learns that naural hair is not only beautiful, but has power to be MAGICAL!
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  • Portland and the Snowflake

    Fanesia Green

    Paperback (Tandem Light Press, Nov. 15, 2016)
    “I’ve learned to never give up, to follow my heart, and to share love no matter how big or small.” Seven-year-old Portland experiences a new way to meet new friends on a cold and snowy day. She meets someone who understands that being different is a character trait of God’s love inside of us. God can use anyone at any age to shine a light on any place. Come with Portland on her journey as she learns that there’s nothing like meeting someone who accepts you and is excited to talk about God.
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  • I Can Be

    Felicia Lee

    Paperback (Tandem Light Press, May 1, 2017)
    Have you ever wanted to be a teacher? Or maybe a dancer? How about an engineer? I Can Be shows you different jobs to explore. Read it with your mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, aunt, or uncle. Don't forget to ask them what they wanted to be when they were little!
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  • I'm a Leader

    Samantha Booker

    Paperback (Tandem Light Press, Sept. 15, 2018)
    Meet Bexley, a little girl faced with many challenges at school. She even feels like she doesn’t fit in most of the time with her peers. Her mother encourages her to be a positive leader when she is faced with difficult situations. Come read along as Bexley faces the most popular kid in school and leaves an impact with her peers as she chooses to be a leader.
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  • It's What's on the Inside

    Anthony J Harris

    Paperback (Tandem Light Press, Dec. 19, 2014)
    Ashley comes home from school feeling very sad and is ready to change who she is after one of her friends from school tells her that he doesn't like the color of her skin. With a lot of love and words of support, Daddy helps her embrace the skin she's in.
  • Mixed

    Anthony J. Harris

    Paperback (Tandem Light Press, May 15, 2017)
    What is mixed? That’s the question Mindy and Bianca have for their teacher, Mrs. Frazier. When painting pictures of their families, Bianca wants to choose the best color for her mommy, but can’t find the color mixed. What color is mixed? Read along as they discover that everyone is made up of different colors.
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