Books published by publisher Rosedog Pr

Loaves and Fishes takes place in the biblical era along the sea shores. Enos watches the sun rise from his father's fishing boat every morning where he eagerly sits and waits to see what his father catches. One day Enos' father saves a good fish for their supper and his mother makes extra bread. Enos knows this can only mean one thing - they are going to take a trip! Little does he know what a big help he will be! About the Author Judy Bright-English is a full-time homemaker for her husband, four sons, and one daughter. She has been married for twenty years. Throughout her childhood her parents provided her with an endless supply of books and magazines to read and gave her her first typewriter when she was in third grade. From that moment on, she was determined to share her stories with the world and comments "I would never have been able to do this without God's grace or my parents."

Colors of Zaki (pronounced Zaw-kee) is a colorful tale about a young zebra on his adventure to find happiness.After seeing a rainbow, Zaki no longer wants to be black and white. He wants to become RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, and even PURPLE! He will stop at nothing to become colorful.This story teaches the idea that anyone can become anything if they believe in themselves. The story takes the reader on a journey of trial and error and teaches children to pursue their dreams despite any problems or troubles that may arise.

It began one quiet autumn evening during November of 1996. At home, David Head was viewing the PBS documentary Transportation in America and he noticed the film made no mention of African American contributions. But as chairman of the Black History Committee for Transport Workers Union Local 100, he knew there was much to share. At that moment Head determined his new purpose in life would be to share the extraordinary life and legacy of Granville T. Woods. After twelve years in pursuit of this goal, David Head has accomplished a great deal for his cause:- Metropolitan Transportation Authority Sponsorship of 2004 Subway Centennial Granville T. Woods Commemorative Exhibit- 4 million Granville T. Woods Commemorative Metro Cards (2 million in Spanish)- 2009: Brooklyn Street renamed "Granville T. Woods Way"- 2009: Figure 8, the world's first electric roller coaster created by Woods was inducted into the Coney Island Hall of Fame- 2010: Transit News Telly Award for GTW documentary- 2012: Granville T. Woods: African American Communication and Transportation Pioneer, an illustrated book for young readers, highlighting Woods' struggles and achievements, was published.With his many successes, and realizing the impact he could have on others, Head decided to pursue his goals within an educational framework as well by:- Showcasing Woods' inspirational life and amazing innovative abilities- Revealing the purpose behind teaching the life and accomplishments of Woods, and his significant contributions to our American Society- Encouraging youth to cultivate their own talents, to stay in school and seek higher education, to discern their abilities and pursue them as Woods did.In the spirit of Granville T. Woods and his life of invention, Head is now spearheading a major effort to increase the participation of urban youth in the fields of science and technology. By integrating field trips and practical experience with his S.T.E.M. program classroom curriculum, youth will be motivated and guided in an innovative approach to contemporary challenges. With this goal in mind, careers in science and technology will be encouraged and given direction.

Buddhist principles beautifully illustrated. -Charles Mabbott It is an intriguing story. It pulls you in and makes you want to read it. -Simon Lopez, age 12 In Saved by the Light, Lela Ryterski tells the heart of Nichiren's enlightenment story in a straightforward, engaging narrative. -Kate Rich Saved by the Light is a story about the samurai warrior, Shijo Kingo, and the Buddhist monk, Nichiren Daishonin. Nichiren is a rebel. Shijo Kingo is quick-tempered and, like most of us, has an inherent sense of what's right and what's wrong. He becomes Nichiren's pupil and learns to chant a powerful invocation that can bring peace to the world. Because Nichiren refutes the main religions of his day and teaches the chant, he is almost killed and is exiled. However, the key to his victory lies in that very same chant. This is a true story of amazing events that saved Nichiren's life. There are now more than 12 million practitioners of Nichiren Buddhism worldwide as a world peace movement. It is the fastest growing sect of Buddhism in modern times. About the Author Lela Ryterski encountered Nichiren Buddhism through the lay Buddhist organization, now called the SGI (Soka Gakkai International) in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, New York, in 1985. Over the years she transformed her life from sad to happy because of the practice and overcame many challenges. She studied art from an early age and became a teacher and artist. She has previously illustrated a coloring book by Helga Wagenleiter and Chirpee the Squirrel by Alice Oates. Lela practices chanting and yoga. She currently resides in a yurt in Homer, Alaska.

Many families have loved ones fighting for our country. Becoming a soldier is a tough job. The toughest part is leaving a family behind. Understand that sadness will come at times. Jansen learns the true meaning of hero and that there is a little bravery in each and every one of us. About the Author Author Brooke Duhon works for her local government in the city of Lafayette. Duhon was born and raised in Louisiana and is proud to be a Cajun. She loves her culture and the food. Her family plays an important role in her life. Duhon enjoys spending time with her family and friends, writing, and being around children. Children bring a joy to her heart, which has brought Duhon the confidence to write Matching Hearts and My Dad the Hero. She hopes you enjoy reading her books as much as she enjoyed writing them.

This mystery begins when little Michael reaches down and picks up a small stone shaped like a turtle. The stone turtle is here and, then, suddenly gone! And, then, returns! Over and over, their courage is tested as little Michael and Snappy search for clues that will solve this mystery. Is it the day ghost or the eerie tree trunk that is behind this mysterious happening? A word to the wise: To read this story, you will need an extra pocketful of courage. So fill your pockets to the top and begin to read and solve 'The Moving Stone Turtle Mystery'! About the Author Author Paul Vakerics II was born in Lorain, Ohio. He met his wife in high school and they have been married for over fifty years. Their two sons are married and have made Paul and his wife proud grandparents. Paul is a Navy veteran and a retired school teacher. In his retirement, Paul, finally, has some time to write and enjoy woodworking and model trains.

Little five-year old Frederick cannot wait to go to kindergarten. Pre-K has been so much fun and some of his school friends will be in his new class. In the screening for kindergarten, he does great. Frederick knows his letters and can count to twenty-five. But, he cannot read all the letters on the eye chart. Oh no, Frederick needs glasses. How will he handle his friends calling him four-eyes? The first day of kindergarten is a surprising day for him. His best friend is to sit right beside him. When Frederick's friend walked in, he has on a big smile and glasses. Wow, what a great day after all. About the Author Jerri Hay is a retired school teacher and former Sunday school teacher. She lives in Rushville, Indiana, and is a Ball State University graduate. For years, Jerri told her children and their friends, grandchildren, and now great-grandchildren Frederick stories. She made up the stories to entertain the children and to encourage positive and thoughtful behavior. She loves for the kids to say, "Tell us a Frederick story, Grandma." She hopes your children and you will want to hear about Frederick, too.

In this lighthearted, fun summer tale, a determined boy teaches readers the lesson "Never give up." Jimmy teaches young readers that when the odds are against you, believe in yourself. Jimmy tries over and over to build "the perfect sandcastle." His confidence in himself and never-give-up attitude help him to finally achieve his dream.The Wishing Shell is a book for children of all ages to enjoy. It is a gentle reminder to never give up on your dreams and never stop trying.

Toredo: I am a big boy now! is a charming story about a little boy's childhood whilst growing up in Sicily, Italy. About the Author The author, Mary Ann Dentu, was born in 1939 to two immigrant Italian parents. Her parents are from Cefalu, Sicily, and loved to sing Italian songs when she was young. She loved songs like "That's Amore," especially the parts that said, "When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie that's Amore, When the stars make you drool just like a pasta fazool that's Amore." Mary Ann attended Penn State University where she graduated with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education. She taught elementary aged children on three different continents, including Great Britain, Africa, and the United States for over forty years. She also graduated with a master's degree in elementary education where she specialized in equipping beginning and slow readers. She prided herself in that she helped kids gain two to three grades of reading comprehension and ability when they came to her class. It was during these experiences that Mary Ann would share these stories that fill her books. They are filled with stories of young children that do incredible things. Many of these stories are actual experiences of her father (Salvatore Maiorca) during his youth in Sicily. She is proud to share with you these favorite and personal stories and memories. ENJOY!

Sir Morgan and the Kingdom of Horrible Food offers readers a colorful glimpse into life in a land where residents experience no consequences for eating high-fat, high-sugar and high-calorie foods. But, after an evil witch casts a spell on the residents, the negative effects of these decadent foods, loaded with fat and sugar, start to impact the Kingdom of Horrible Food. Unlike years past, citizens become miserable, overweight and outgrow their clothes because of their poor food choices! Readers will be eager to find out what happens to the residents. Will the spell be broken? Will the townspeople learn a valuable lesson about the effects of good nutrition? Unlike any other book in the market today, this story provides parents a wonderful way to start a dialog with children about the importance of choosing healthy, good-for-you foods instead of junk food. Sir Morgan and the Kingdom of Horrible Food is an entertaining, unique and educational book that will have kids and parents captivated from start to finish.