Books published by publisher ATTA Enterprises LLC

Tailypo is a classic folktale from the Appalachian region of the United States. During this harrowing tale, an old man living deep in the woods encounters a creature, chops off it's tail and eats it. . .but the creature returns to reclaim its property.It's considered a children's story, but be warned, it's can be a bit scary for some youths with more sensitive imaginations. You be the judge.Most scholars consider the tailypo story to be a folktale, that is, it's assumed to just be a story. The author of Teh-Li Po: An Appalachian Legend, however, imparts a sense of realism which leaves the reader wondering whether the story is purely a fictional folktale. . .or is it rather, a legend, in fact -- based on actual events passed down verbally through the years.Our author contends Native Americans of the Creek Nation in mid-Appalachia had an actual name for this creature: Teh-Li Po. Did a pioneer actually encounter this creature as populations spread west, encroaching further into the deep woods?B.M. Jones has coined this English spelling of Teh-Li Po, written this most recent account, and breathed new life into the beloved tailypo story. Enjoy the reading for yourself, share it with your children and pass it down as it was passed down to you.Make your own decision. Simple folktale? ...or, an Appalachian Legend?

A gardening adventure based on The Parable of the Sower. (Previously titled Earth Day Dream.) Daysa can’t wait to grow a beautiful surprise for her mom. She throws her seeds on the path, then among rocks, and between rose bushes. But the flower bushes prove to be more difficult to grow than Daysa imagines. Will she figure out the secret to growing her bushes before giving up?The Persistent Sower story follows the Parable of the Sower (Parable of the Soils) making it a child-friendly way to teach the Parable. It can also be used as an Earth Day gardening adventure. Supplemental material includes the Parable of the Sower as well as Earth Day facts and suggested activities, helping parents and educators maximize the impact of The Persistent Sower.

Netsil and his friends are on a quest for magic in this delightful children's book. Through Netsil's Journey's creative storytelling and illustrations a young child's imagination is challenged to explore beyond the usual. The adventure seeks to engage the earliest of readers everywhere and provides an enjoyable bonding experience for parents through sharing this quality story book.

Will you believe in me? Do you trust me? Do you think I am crazy? Will You Believe In Me? is an autobiographical story about friendship and skiing where two skiers meet and dream BIG dreams. Matt Sterbenz is a talented entrepreneur manufacturing skis and David Wise is a talented competitor without any major wins. With BIG dreams, they begin an amazing journey that would see David Wise winning a spot on Team USA heading to Sochi Russia. If you believe in the foundation of trust, you will be inspired as you find yourself skiing down the slopes of Will You Believe in Me? A Story About Skiing and Friendship. This true story shows how trust can empower people to turn dreams into reality.

Very Bear and The Butterfly by David Wise is a colorful fictionalized account of how Olympic Gold Medalist Wise met his wife after an injury turned his life upside down. Very Bear and The Butterfly is an illustrated children's picture book about a pleasant bear that forgets how to be friendly. Very Bear was kind and generous to all the animals in the woods. He always had plenty of food in his den and was willing to share it with anyone who came to visit. Very Bear felt protective about animals who were smaller than he was, and he’d frequently intervene when he saw larger animals bullying them. So when he saw Slypp, the weasel, teasing two field mice with blackberries that were tied to a stick, Very Bear got angry and threw Slypp into the nearby pond. Slypp detested getting wet, and she felt angry and aggrieved by Very Bear’s actions. She was determined to have her revenge. Before long, Very Bear was feeling pretty miserable and getting very angry about Slypp’s mean behavior. Then a lovely blue butterfly happened by. She noticed how unhappy Very Bear was, and she knew exactly what to do.David Wise's story for children, Very Bear and The Butterfly, teaches children how to take back control and gain perspective even when things seem really bad. After all, if Very Bear can laugh again after Slypp makes sure his winter hibernation is a terrible experience, how bad can things be?Harry Lau's illustrations bring Very Bear's emotions to life and as Flutters. the butterfly comes into Very Bear's life, the illustrations become more vibrant and vivid demonstrating the impact Flutters is having on Very Bear. One can really feel the wild and green places that Very Bear and Flutters visit and feel shivers when seeing the very angry Very Bear roaring his displeasures after failing to find a new den, undisturbed by Slypp, the weasel.

14th Annual National Indie Excellence Awards FINALIST - 2020Endorsed by the National Anger Management Association - "Michael A. Brown's children's book, What I Tell Myself FIRST, is a great contribution to the development of all children. It is especially beneficial for kids with a history of trauma, mistrust of adults, or who had early childhood losses and didn't develop healthy emotional self-regulation. This book has a lot of great lessons and I like every well illustrated page." - Dr. Rich Pfeiffer President, National Anger Management Association (NAMA)★★★★★ "...an excellent source of support as questions and self-doubt may arise throughout early childhood and into early adolescence. The author has thoroughly analyzed all possible situations and handed readers fantastic phrases to recite in preparation to meet their challenges head-on. From friendships to the stresses of school, from work ethics to bullying, Brown includes phrases that are easy to commit to memory and inspiring in every way." - Literary Titan. ★★★★★ "Crucial life lessons and empowering personal affirmations for young children overflow on the vibrant pages of What I Tell Myself First by author Michael A. Brown, with illustrations by Zoe Ranucci. Unlike many other motivational books directed at younger readers, this book addresses both the good and the bad, presenting realistic, optimistic, and self-driving ideas that can help to shape developing minds. Beautifully illustrated with a clear vision of childhood challenges, What I Tell Myself First is an honest and original take on positivity and self-help for youngsters." Self-Publishing ReviewWritten by a US military veteran, What I Tell Myself FIRST: Children's Real-World Affirmations of Self-Esteem, based on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, is a book of real-world affirmations that highlight the various abilities and attributes of the reader while exposing readers to realistic possibilities of rejection of difference in various forms. What I Tell Myself FIRST then enables readers to form mental frameworks to surmount those forms of rejection of difference and achieve positive self-actualization. This book is to readers what the AED is to a heart: it instills the defibrillator of self-esteem so powerful that it addresses bullying, body-shaming, hate, learning abilities, failure, and outside attacks on the self by other people who may need the very same help themselves.

The world is obsessed with Hyperion's Keep, a virtual reality game that allows people to join a fantasy realm and make real money. The only issue is that if you die in The Game, you die in real life... Follow Lorcan as he and his friend, Jacob, come of age and join Hyperion's Keep for the first time. All player classes are not created equal, and when Lorcan accidentally chooses Mage - the weakest class - will he be able to find success? Find out in the first book of the new Accidental Mage series: The Orb of Agner!

This is a charming and beautifully illustrated picture book designed to comfort children with heart conditions and assist parents in explaining what to expect during a heart examination.A trip to the Cardiology office or hospital can be a scary time for children and their families. Also, children with heart conditions often feel as though their heart is “broken” which makes them feel different. This is a delightful story which explains several cardiac examinations and reassures everyone that hearts can be fixed and the ability to love can never be taken away.Readers will follow Bear through a heart screening where he meets the following characters:Muriel the Physician Assistant (PA) who takes his blood pressure (BP) and directs his careCaptain Eli who performs his electrocardiogram (EKG/ECG)Dr. Fish who performs his echocardiogram (echo)Sidney the stethoscope who listens to his heart(auscultation) and also serves as his friend and his guideThis is a heart-warming and a unique resource for parents, families, and friends of children who have cardiac conditions or require cardiac evaluation for any reason. It can be read out loud or put in the hands of young readers ages 6-10. However, the characters and message are so beautiful that anyone may fall in love. It is a perfect gift from the heart and a percentage of all proceeds are donated to children’s charities.