Books published by publisher Patricia

My name is Patty Smith, the author of “The Children’s Hour” and “The Big Hungry Hairy Green Monster.” I am very excited to introduce my new unique children's book” The Children's Hour of Holidays." This spectacular children’s book, features three exciting stories, filled with thirty-two colorful Illustrations of all your favorite holidays. From witches flying on broomsticks to goblins in the night, it brings the magic of Christmas home, leaving you with sugarplums dancing in your head. So Rudolph with your nose so bright, it’s time to guide the sleigh tonight. Share in all the holiday magic and excitement with your children from Christmas to Thanksgiving, with many more holidays of fun. Enjoy with your children a birthday party or the colorful 4th of July. Hunt for the colored Easter eggs or capture a fun glimpse of the Beautiful Pink Fury Monster, with her three little tots on Mother’s Day. All of these exciting colorful images of all your favorite holidays, will not only capture the attention of your children, but will leave them begging for more. “The Children’s Hour of Holidays,” helps to aid children with special needs, with easy reading. I recommend this book for young readers, kindergarten level and up. Now don’t forget to take a peek at “The Children’s Hour” and “The Big Hungry Hairy Green Monster,” also available at Amazon in paperback and on Kindle.

It’s Dimples' first day at school. Never has a first day been so exciting and packed with fun. His wild imagination takes him from the classroom to fire fighting, to lifeguard, to surfing, to parachuting in the desert, and back to the classroom. He looked up and couldn’t believe his eyes. He was hanging onto the camel’s TAIL and it was swinging back and forth. “What should I do?” he wondered. Dimples had to think fast. Read how Dimples’ imagination takes him through some amazing adventures. It was the best first day of school ever.

As If by Magic is the delightful story of a little girl named Patti, who enjoys entertaining people and making them laugh. When her fifth-grade teacher goes around the classroom asking each child what he or she wants to be when they grow up, everyone knows right away—everyone but Patti, that is. Patti is embarrassed when all of her friends say they want to be doctors or lawyers, and she can’t think of anything she feels is as important. Finally, she says she wants to be a magician. After a little research and encouragement, she decides to pursue her goal. Find out how Patti finally realizes her dream—and enjoy the magic tricks and jokes along the way. Patti’s adventures make a very funny and inspiring story for children of all ages, and she hopes to convince everyone to feel good about what they do in their lives and share those good feelings with others. As If by Magic contains some good jokes that are easy for children to remember and even describes a few of Patti’s magic tricks that, with a little practice, can be accomplished very easily by young readers. Best of all, many of the magic tricks in Patti’s book can be performed by using items found around the house. Children will be so curious to see what she pulls out of her hat next that they will not be able to put Patti’s story down till the very end. Children of all ages will have fun reading this book, especially those in second grade and up.