Books published by publisher PublishAmerica

This lap book is a witty look at a cute dog and his potty training days. The colorful pages tell the story of a new puppy and how he got his name. The author, a retired teacher, wrote the book while she was a nanny for a two-year-old. In the book there are various teaching ideas for parents to use while reading the book to their children: counting paw prints, using repetitive sounds, showing locations, identifying colors, and teaching analytical thinking—all while having fun with concepts that are silly and fun for young children.

Make Your Dreams Come True is the perfect book to read with your child. While children learn about the impact of imagination, the law of cause and effect, gratitude, and how to align actions with thoughts and feelings, parents learn about their child’s deepest desires, values, and dreams for the future.If you are old enough to read alone, you will discover that you are POWERFUL, that you don’t have to wait until you grow-up to influence how your life will turn out, and that you already possess everything you need to be happy and successful.Make Your Dreams Come True might be the best “self-help” book your child—and you—will ever read!

"It all takes place in a secret valley, where all that dwells there are birds. It was to be a sweet place until there was a drought. Robin Bird is very upset that his dear friend Chick-a-Dee Dee and all the birds were hungry.Robin Bird got a wonderful idea. There was one family of birds in the Valley that were not affected by the weather. That was King Blue Jay.So Robin Bird would steal into the night when everyone was asleep and fly up into the old Oak, reaching King Blue Jay's Palace.After finding food, and everyone's bellies are full, Robin Bird then tells his little friend what he's done. Chick-a-Dee Dee becomes very upset because it's not God's law to steal, even in hard times. So what will they do to make it right again? This is where their journey begins."

Have you ever been excluded from something because you look different or act different? Penelope has trouble fitting in with the rest of the porpoises because she scares them, due to her purple pallor and the other porpoises being gray color.Penelope goes through her days trying to figure out how to fit in and how to make friends with the other porpoises, no matter what they look like or how they act.Even with big differences, Penelope learns what it is like to be challenged with differences in her world and learns that friendship comes from the heart and not by what someone look like or acts. Once this lesson was learned, she saw her world in a way that was better for all pods of porpoises, and then she could help others to understand too.

Jeff and his dad were exploring in the forest when they came upon a baby eagle that had fallen from its nest. They saw that it had been badly injured in the fall. Jeff couldn’t leave the baby eagle; it was too young to fly and would surely die. Jeff carefully carried the little eagle and as he and his dad were leaving the forest, Jeff named the little eagle Eddie. They took Eddie to Dr. Jones, the town veterinarian. After examining Eddie, Dr. Jones didn’t think he would survive. Besides being in bad shape, both of Eddie’s wings were broken. Eddie would never fly. Jeff would not give up on Eddie and, with much love and care, Eddie did survive. Eddie began a new kind of life, but a good life, because of the love a little boy had for a special eagle.

Meet a fly named Sukarno that takes you on a journey to visit plants and animals that live in the rainforest. Enjoy a trip through the jungle and visit the largest flower in the world, and a flower that is nicknamed the stinky flower. Continue with him on his journey through botanical gardens.Wow, What’s That? is an innovative and creative book filled with exotic plants and a rich diversity of animal species. Throughout the book are facts about plants and wildlife. Learn about the smallest plant, tallest tree, about a flower three feet across and weighing up to 24 pounds, a jungle animals closest relatives, and a fly that is a half inch to one inches long!

Bibs thrown out of a speeding car, rolling and landing in my yard. Sparkle thinks she is dead, she just laid there. Momma ran to her side, and she was alive. Momma brought her in the house and she survived.She is a fighter in more than one way. She is the Duchess from beyond. She is of the Netherworld Nobility. Probably from Royalty. She is a Beyonder. But she is a brat rat cat. Sweet for one minute. Crazy and fighting the next. She growls at company. Her personality can change in a flash. She bounces off the walls. Then she wants to be loved. In a flash she bites and claws. She is truly: Bibs, The Brat, Rat, Cat!

This is the 21st century and segregation and racism are still alive, practiced and tolerated all across America. People of color are treated with discrimination and injustice. Men are thrown in jail until a trial date is set, tried and sent off to prison for a long time. For the same offense the other skin color will receive a much lighter sentence, if any.Know what you want in life and work towards your goal. Never let anyone or racism get in your way, preventing you from being what you would like to be in life. Your future is in your hands, not in the hands of anyone else.

In the Shadows of Bington Manor joins Moonlight Dare and Secrets Inside Bington Manor as the third story in the Bington Manor mystery series. It is an exciting, suspense-filled mystery that deals with choices and consequences.More than a year has passed since Jackie Jacobs saw a ghostly figure hiding in the shadows of Bington Manor’s third-floor balcony. Although everyone believes the ghosts of the manor are gone, Jackie knows differently. Mystery and suspense abound as Jackie, his family and friends encounter a black-caped figure, find a cave, discover secret rooms, follow uncharted passageways and realize that bullies come in every shape, size and age. The plot twists and turns through a roller-coaster ride of events, including the excitement of finding a treasure map, and the terrifying encounter with a wicked villain who places riches above faith, family and friends. In the process, Jackie and his family learn a valuable lesson about greed and its hold on the mind, heart and soul of its unsuspecting victims.

On the cover are the velvet apple, which is found in the book, and the yardlong bean.Let's enjoy some apple fun. Make your own applesauce.You will need;1 quart peeled and sliced apples1 cup water� cup sugar1 tsp. lemon juicecinnamonGet ready to make applesauce!Put apples, water, sugar and lemon juice in a sauce pan and cook until tender. It takes about 20 minutes.Use a potato masher or an electric mixer to mash the mixture until it is smooth.Put the applesauce in an airtight container and place in the refrigerator to cool.Once cooled, top with a little cinnamon.Enjoy a bowl of fresh applesauce.Let's learn about the yardlong bean. Some fruits and vegetables are called more than one name. The yardlong bean is also called the long-podded cowpea, asparagus bean, snake bean, and the Chinese long bean. The yardlong bean is a vegetable. The bean pods are about a half a yard long. It grows on a vine. The bean pods hang in pairs. The yardlong beans are cooked like green beans.

For Children of the World With Love is the first book to not only empower middle-to-young adult children but to help bring global awareness of love for children (and each other) all over the world, to help heal their spirits from any negative words they have received so that they can continue to grow and be who they are. It is a new-thought, self-esteem, empowering, self-help, and spiritual guidebook to help children learn to honor and believe in themselves. It assists children to be in touch with their feelings, guides them to be more in touch with their own identity and their dreams, enables them to communicate their feelings more easily, leads them to more spiritual awareness of others, and lets them know they really do matter! This book is also written as a guidebook for children to refer to as they mature into adulthood and not limited to their current-time reference. If we are to help humanity heal itself from those of limited viewpoints, For Children of the World With Love will help our children — the peacemakers of tomorrow — reach this accomplishment.