Books published by publisher Lampo Press

Junior really, really wants an awesome new bike, but he doesn't have the money to buy it. So, what does he do? He goes to work to earn the money!In The Super Red Racer, Junior learns about the rewards of hard work. This story teaches children the value of working hard to earn money instead of just expecting people to hand it to them.This book is illustrated by award-winning cartoonist Marshall Ramsey.Recommended for kids ages 3-10.

Off to the carnival - the land of cotton candy, corn dogs, dizzy rides and lots of fun! Junior and his friends learn the hard way how it's not wise - or fun - to spend all their money all at once.In Careless at the Carnival, Junior learns about spending. This story teaches children the benefits of planning their spending and sticking to the plan, no matter what!This book is illustrated by award-winning cartoonist Marshall Ramsey.Recommended for kids ages 3-10.

**Winner of the 2018 Moonbeam Multicultural Non-Fiction Gold Children's Book Award** The Worst First Day: Bullied While Desegregating Central High introduces the next generation to Elizabeth Eckford, a modern-day heroine. As a 15-year-old in 1957, she faced an incensed mob of segregationists and soldiers alone while attempting to desegregate Central High in Little Rock, Arkansas. She was the first member of the Little Rock Nine to arrive at Central High. In her first autobiography, Eckford shares the backstory of the Little Rock civil rights crisis. Her historical insights are shared completely in verse, illuminated by captivating graphic artwork, Pulitzer Prize nominated photography, insightful essays and correspondence that will educate readers regarding the seemingly insurmountable odds the Little Rock Nine faced. Due to their dedication, the Supreme Court Brown v. Board of Education decision was implemented, diversifying American schools. This book provides critical lessons that parents and educators will want to share with students while enjoying themselves. The Worst First Day is an anti-bullying book that promotes resilience and encourages those being bullied. Eckford shares her harrowing experiences at Central High to embolden readers sharing the tenacity of the Little Rock Nine despite constant attacks. They remained tenacious and survived the ordeal with dignity despite indescribable fear. Eckford and the Little Rock Nine are true inspirations. Eckford shares how an unlikely friendship with two empathetic students saved her life. Their example encourages witnesses to be allies instead of bystanders. This incredible story of survival will inspire, educate and encourage every member of the family, especially middle school readers. Tomorrow's leaders will be encouraged to follow Elizabeth's example and #WalkPastHate.

The plight of children diagnosed with terminal cancer, and other life-threatening diseases, touches the hearts of millions of us today. None has done more so than the struggles and courage of a young boy named Dorian Murray. Known by #DStrong, millions around the world have seen his determination against this disease and responded with wishes of health, prayers for healing, and replies to his desire to be known, from China, to Australia, Europe, and the United States. He has said that before he goes to heaven he wants to be famous. Nicole DeRosa Cannella has captured the beliefs and ideas of Dorian D-Strong Murray that have enabled him to share his strength with other children and their parents who are facing the challenge of serious illness so that they too might become D-Strong.

**Winner of the 2018 Moonbeam Multicultural Non-Fiction Gold Children's Book Award** The Worst First Day: Bullied While Desegregating Little Rock Central High is the powerful autobiography of civil rights icon Elizabeth Eckford of the Little Rock Nine. It inspires while denouncing bullying, racism and discrimination. In this epic tale, civil rights history is shared in verse with compelling era Pulitzer Prize nominated photography, captivating graphic artwork and informative essays. This book introduces the next generation to Elizabeth, a modern-day 15-year-old heroine who faced an incensed mob of segregationists and soldiers alone as the first member of the Little Rock Nine to arrive at school. The Little Rock Nine made civil rights history desegregating Central High in 1957. In her first autobiography, Eckford shares her experiences at Central High along with the backstory of the Little Rock civil rights crisis. Elizabeth and the Little Rock Nine faced seemingly insurmountable odds, yet they persisted. Due to their dedication and that of many others, the Supreme Court Brown v. Board of Education decision of 1954 was finally implemented, diversifying American schools. This book provides critical lessons that will influence students, teachers, parents and readers alike. The Worst First Day is an anti-bullying book that promotes resilience. Elizabeth shares her harrowing experiences at Central High to embolden readers by sharing the tenacity of the Little Rock Nine. They never quit despite the constant attacks endured. Elizabeth shares how an unlikely friendship with two empathetic students saved her life. Their example encourages witnesses to wrongdoing to be allies instead of bystanders. This incredible story of survival will inspire, educate and encourage every member of the family, especially middle school readers. Tomorrow's leaders will be encouraged to follow Elizabeth's example and #WalkPastHate.

It was just a small stone in the shape of an egg and a common-looking set of panpipes, but when Stacey put the stone under her pillow and Alex played on the pipes, they were magically transported back into the world of Greek mythology. Join Alex and Stacey as they ride on the back of the winged horse, Pegasus, descend with Orpheus into the dark depths of Hades, fly with the ill-fated Phaethon in the Golden Chariot of the Sun, help Perseus slay the evil Medusa, and face, alongside King Theseus, the dreaded Minotaur.

It was just a small stone in the shape of an egg and a common-looking set of panpipes, but when Stacey put the stone under her pillow and Alex played on the pipes, they were magically transported back into the world of Greek mythology. Join Alex and Stacey as they ride on the back of the winged horse, Pegasus, descend with Orpheus into the dark depths of Hades, fly with the ill-fated Phaethon in the Golden Chariot of the Sun, help Perseus slay the evil Medusa, and face, alongside King Theseus, the dreaded Minotaur.

Eighteen-year-old Vida Maxwell takes her coffee black, her shoes comfortable and her bookshelves alphabetized. She’s always been the girl with a plan, one that includes medical school and after it, a career saving lives. But her attempts to keep her head down and her eyes on the proverbial prize are foiled by a boy named Pete who bursts into her life like a force of nature. Because he is one, literally.Even under ordinary circumstances, dating can be tricky. But when you discover you’re a novo— a person with the ability to prolong the lives of others by staving off death, and the boy you’re falling for is a psychopomp charged with guiding souls into the afterlife, things get complicated. Particularly when a gatekeeper of the underworld comes sniffing around, hoping to use Vi and her abilities as a bargaining chip in his own quest for power.But outwitting the gatekeeper might actually be the “easy” part. For Vi and Pete, the true challenge will be determining what happens when life and death fall in love… with each other.