Browse all books

Books published by publisher Tellwell Talent

  • Magic Through the Mirror

    Aria Raposo Trueman

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, Dec. 3, 2019)
    Rachel, an orphan girl with a tragically dramatic past, finds herself in a rigid and miserable academy for girls. She dreams of an escape where she can start a new life. She and her best and only friend find a way for her to break free. Once outside, she discovers a deep secret and multiple fairy tale universes far beyond her limits of comprehension. Will she stay or give it up?
  • Not Evalyn

    Kendra Jade Anderson

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, Feb. 20, 2019)
    Not Evalyn! Is the true story of Evalyn Sintoya, a young girl who is told she is not allowed to go to school. In her village, only boys are allowed to go to school. Girls must stay with their mothers and learn to care for their families. Evalyn is heart-broken, until she decides she will do whatever it takes to follow her dreams. However, her decision comes at great cost: she is exiled from her village at the young age of eight years old and must fight for her survival, and her right to go to school. Not Evalyn! Is a story built on perseverance and bravery and that will leave you feeling inspired and dedicated to all girls the world over.
  • The Tidy Moose

    Ivanka Siolkowsky

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, Dec. 5, 2018)
    Do you spend the majority of your time as a parent picking up after your children? What if I told you that doesn't have to be the case? What if I told you that no matter your child's age, they can begin practicing effective tidying habits very early on?Everything a child does is a learned skill. Once these skills are developed, they take them through life and perfect them with time. Problem is, they can't be expected to implement something they've never been taught. So how do we teach them? Good news! The Tidy Moose is here to help! This is a book about a moose named Merle, who takes us through the countless benefits that come with being tidy. The intention behind this book is to both introduce, and encourage tidy habits from early beginnings. All whilst smiling and having fun along the way!"If Merle can do it, so can I!"
  • Cooper Goes to the Vet: Golden Retriever

    Donna Santini

    eBook (Tellwell Talent, Aug. 13, 2019)
    Cooper the Golden Retriever does not like to go to the Vet, but with a little help from some treats, he get through it just fine. He should relax a bit because he got his shots, but when he gets home, he acts like a big goofy dog? Cooper doesn't like to visit the Vet, but his appointment goes quite well with the help of some doggies treats. Then his quiet time at home that doesn't really turn out that quiet.
  • Timothy's Lessons In Good Values - Volume 2

    Christopher Gordon

    Paperback (TellWell Talent, Jan. 8, 2019)
    Follow Timothy as he shares his lessons in good values! He transforms into the Warrior of Good Values to defeat his enemies and stands up for what is right and just. He shows his audience that they too, can be a Warrior of Good Values! This book is an interactive Children's Book that consists of three stories about Obedience, Responsibility and Kindness. At the end of each story, there is a question and answer activity, where teachers can get involved with students, or parents can get involved with their kids to further understand the value being taught from each story. Stay tuned for Timothy's next big adventure!
    M
  • Ivan the Giant

    Philip A Creurer

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, Nov. 7, 2019)
    Ivan Morrow has spent his short life waiting for things to happen. Now something has happened. A distant ancestor from the past has entrusted him with something of great value and it has gone missing. But who stole it and how to get it back? He's grown extraordinarily over the last year since turning eleven, but his mind is stuck in a kid-sized brain. Now he must match wits with a desperate thief if he is to honour the trust placed in him by his distant relative.
  • Mommy, Can I Eat This?

    Maria S

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, May 15, 2019)
    Mommy, Can I Eat This? has been written for all parents. It starts with educating empowering and becoming the role models children need, so that they can make wise choices early in life. What you teach your children in those early years becomes the blueprint for the rest of their lives. Be your child's advocate by becoming the role model they need in order to achieve their own greatness.In Mommy, Can I Eat This? The author has put a creative spin on how to teach children about how much sugar is in the food they eat and what happens to their bodies when they have too much of it. "To keep the body in good health is a duty ... Otherwise, we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear." - Buddha
    L
  • Seawater: Women's Voices from the Shores of the Caribbean Leeward Islands

    Doreen Crick

    eBook (Tellwell Talent, Dec. 6, 2018)
    In the 17th century the little Caribbean Islands - Anguilla, Nevis and St. Christopher (St. Kitts) were chosen by England for the first experiment in the design for sugar and cotton plantations for profitable trade. England needed workers. They brought slaves from Ghana. It was a dangerous time in history - especially for slaves! The enslaved Ghanaian mothers created new villages on the islands plantations to keep their families safe. Their methods were unique...
  • Where Did Casey Go?: Volume 1: Dealing with the Loss of a Pet

    Mr. Zen

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, Nov. 7, 2019)
    Life brings many challenges and difficult situations. As adults we have the experience, confidence and mechanisms to cope with complex issues. However, when the responsibility arises for guiding a child though a difficult time or familial loss, the hardest part can be breaking the emotional ice and starting the conversation. This book seeks to engage the child with familiarity and warm images and those of slowly transitioning into a difficult situation then expressing a positive outcome. The characters express grief, allowing for children to identify with these emotions as part of the healing process. Loss is an inevitable part of life and can be seen as transition rather than cessation. The concept of "heaven" is not necessarily meant to be religious, but gives the child a positive, soft place to emotionally "land" after confronting the grief. This is an opportunity to express to the child that their loved one, 4 or 2 legged, now exists in another place and space; be it heaven, all around us or in our hearts and memories.
  • Living in Different Countries

    Angie Chinguwo

    Hardcover (Tellwell Talent, Aug. 25, 2018)
    Nathan is a seven year old Canadian born child whose mom was born and raised in Zimbabwe. Nathan is curious and wants to know what life was like for his mom growing up in the so-called Zimbabwean village. Nathan has so many questions and wants to know what his mom used to eat, what games she played, what kind of house she lived in and did she even go to school? This book presents Nathan and his nine- year old cousin (Tanya) who is currently living in Zimbabwe. The two cousins have never met and they meet for the very first time, in this book, as they walk each other through their basic day to day scenarios. Will you join them on this exceptional exploration journey?
  • Thank You for the Sun

    Jamie Coulson

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, July 11, 2017)
    Cultivate gratitude and experience joy. We have so much to be grateful for. In Thank You for the Sun, children learn to become aware of the simple gifts in life - home, family, health. Express gratitude through rhythm and repetition and begin to share this daily practice with your child.
  • A Buck and A Puck

    J. L. W

    Paperback (Tellwell Talent, Aug. 15, 2019)
    Lulu loves to play hockey... but can a Buck play hockey? Join Lulu as she learns an empowering life lesson from this Buck. Sometimes choosing kindness shows how strong we really are. Empowering and Fun!!! A Buck and a Puck is the second children's story from JLW, author of the Mom's Choice Award winning book, Hawk Eyes.