Books published by publisher The Educational Publisher / Biblio Publishing

Book 1 of 12 in the Youngbloods Mysteries Series, this pre-teen book has not one, but two mysteries for fourth, fifth and sixth graders to solve. Balam appears to be a boy in a jaguar costume, but when he does things like disappear off the top of the Bearded Man Temple, Andy Jamison wonders if Balam really could be the 200-year-old jaguar king he claims to be. With a hook at the end of each chapter, readers experience wildlife, culture and language while immersed in the Maya culture within the jungle surrounding Chich'en Itza in Mexico. Activity pages further their learning experience along with Maya and Spanish words with pronunciation and definitions. The exciting illustrations are by Cody Sims. Ben Thomas, Director of Programming at the Archeology Institute of America, was the main advisor on this book which contains his comments as well as those of other archeologists and anthropologists.

Ed the redheaded angel is back on a brand-new adventure to share with all of you. There will be lots of giggles, smiles, and lessons to be learned along the way.Ed with his freckled face, spaced smile swoops down from Heaven above to share with the world God’s wisdom and love.Ed meets a sad little girl named Maria and takes her on an adventure to a house made of candy and overflowing with love. He helps her see just how beautiful she is and how much Jesus loves her.So buckle up your seatbelt and get ready to soar like an eagle, eat lots and lots of candy and share many smiles.Ed is an angel like no other in the whole-wide-world. He is here with the love of Jesus to share with each boy and girl.

Teaching weather in a fun to read story for ages 5 to 10 In a library setting, The Weather by Heather is a fun to read fictional Early Reader Level 4 Chapter Book. Mr. Beedy, the local meteorologist, enlists fun ways to teach Heather the science of weather. Kids from 5 to 10 will relate to Heather's dilemma with her hard homework assignment and will laugh at the funny escapades of Mr. Beedy who constantly gets in trouble with the library staff. Among many others, it is recommended by Chief Meteorologist Lonnie Quinn of CBS' The Today Show and The Early Show, and Sandy Whelchel, executive director of the National Writers' Association. This book will definitely get kids to look up at the sky more often. This book is a cross between Dr. Seuss and a meteorology text book. Kids will have fun reading the pages without realizing that they are digesting a good size dose of science. ‘The Weather by Heather’ tackles many of the complicated elements in our atmosphere, but this book breaks them down into easy, understandable, and fun scenes. Enjoy! ……Lonnie Quinn, Chief Meteorologist on CBS’ The Today Show/The Early Show Diane Perry's book, THE WEATHER BY HEATHER, will help children become familiar with all aspects of weather. Her explanations and descriptions are useful and understandable. Children will learn correct terminology and enjoy the activities included. Not only does the book include complete weather information, it has that touch of humor which children always enjoy. ……Wendy Pfeffer, author of 32 children's books so far; many are award winning This clever children's book, ‘The Weather by Heather’ teaches younger children about the weather including the names of cloud formations and other interesting facts. A great read for younger children. ……Sandra J. Whelchel, Executive Director, National Writers Association

Why the hippo live in the water is a story about the wise tortoise and the proud hippo. Because hippo was one of the seven kings in the animal kingdom, he thinks he can treat the lower class animals has he likes, but the wise tortoise swears to teach him a great lesson of his life. Follow me has we travel on a great adventure journeying to the animal kingdom to see how tortiose teaches hippo a lesson. gjoe uzor has a degree in history and political science and he is currently a counselor. gjoe uzor believes that love is a mystery beyond human understanding but it is unconditional, and he has helped couples find true happiness by teaching love, trust, and sacrifice. to love a player is joe's first published novel. he enjoys writing poetry, poems, and romance biographies and he is currently working on to love a player 2....

Arie Zitsos, a 79 year old grandmother, found the time to write a fantasy children's story after flooding closed her cafeteria, which had operated for 30 years in Mobile, Alabama. She retired to tend her organic garden and care of her many pets: 1 big grey horse, 3 mini-horses, 1 donkey, 3 dogs, several cats, 2 parrots, and 8 coy in a pond. Walking to the barn one morning she noticed the dew in the grass and a fairy ring of mushrooms that appeared overnight. A story of fairies dancing in the grass and a fairy castle began to take shape in her head. The Tooth Fairy was the result.