Books published by publisher T'zuna Bria Publishing Company, LLC

Madison just got her first dollar and is exploring what to do with it! In this children's book about money, using an interactive writing style that encourages kids to chime in, kids will help Madison manage it by recommending whether she should spend, save, donate or invest it!Should she ask her mommy to take her to the store? Or save her dollar until she gets more? Should she spend a little now and save the rest for later? Or should she donate it all to help out a neighbor?Always remember, whatever Madison decides to do should be fun and responsible too! At the end of the book, kids can cut out their own play money and coins to aid in the learning experience.Madison's 1st Dollar is the first release in the Madison’s Money book series. Through its main character Madison, children will be introduced to basic concepts such as saving, investing donating, and buying power, empowering them to have meaningful dialogues with adults around money management.

Dianne Lazer and Chris Bauman team up with graphic designer Christina Daniels to create a complementary how-to book on breathing for children four – eight years old. Our Brain and the Good Breathing Book was inspired by Dianne’s work with her speech and feeding pediatric patients who are also in the process of learning breathing exercises. This time, she collaborates with long-time Buteyko Breathing Educator and trainer, Christine Bauman. Chris has worked with children and breathing since 2000. This book is one full of colorful, fanciful and instructive images that support the text about how to breathe well. It provides a good review and background as to why young patients are asked to do various exercises, to develop self-awareness and consequently changes in behaviors, with the resultant benefits to their physical, mental and spiritual health. Our Brain and the Better Breathing Book is a must have for breathing educators working with the pediatric population who want to provide a comprehensive, user friendly therapy program to help children they serve.

Join Ryan as he fights the Green Monsters and learns about healthy eating. As you will see, the Green Monsters aren't what they seem to be. He gets the help from a special friend who knows a thing or two about these so called bad characters. Ryan soon realizes that the Nasty Family Foods can't compare to the power of the Good Family Foods. With 20 pages filled with colorful illustrations and a special coloring book section where they can review all the characters in the book, your child will learn the difference between eating what is good versus what just tastes good.

Dianne Lazer and Chris Bauman team up with graphic designer Christina Daniels to create a complementary how-to book on breathing for children four – eight years old. Our Brain and the Good Breathing Book was inspired by Dianne’s work with her speech and feeding pediatric patients who are also in the process of learning breathing exercises. This time, she collaborates with long-time Buteyko Breathing Educator and trainer, Christine Bauman. Chris has worked with children and breathing since 2000. This book is one full of colorful, fanciful and instructive images that support the text about how to breathe well. It provides a good review and background as to why young patients are asked to do various exercises, to develop self-awareness and consequently changes in behaviors, with the resultant benefits to their physical, mental and spiritual health. Our Brain and the Better Breathing Book is a must have for breathing educators working with the pediatric population who want to provide a comprehensive, user friendly therapy program to help children they serve.

What's the Scoop on Poop? Each and every one of us poops. Many children feel ashamed or embarrassed for pooping. This colorfully illustrated book offers a light-hearted approach to teaching your child the importance of this normal daily activity. In the back of the book there is a Potty Chart to help track your child's progress and achieve success with their toilet training skills. From eating food to going to the bathroom, this book explains the process in words a child can understand. You will eventually have to discuss this subject with your child. Why not make it fun with this book?

Read the latest version about the P-47 Pilots! Latest edition available only from Amazon! This is the story of young American boys, at the beginning of World War II, that came from every part of the country to Aviation Cadet centers in the major cities of the U.S.A. with high hopes of becoming pilots in the United States Army Air Forces; however, very few would achieve that goal. Only those with above average coordination, hearing, eyesight and physical stamina would be chosen to continue toward their goal. However, the elimination process would continue many times over,and only a select few would achieve their dream of wearing a pair of Silver Wings. The fighter pilot is the lone wolf. He is the only one in the cockpit of his plane. What ever goes wrong he must fix it, If the weather closes in and he gets lost, he is the only that can get him home. But he also must be a team player and the team is his squadron. Fighter pilots have been around since World War I, but now, during World War II, a new and complicated task has been added, some fighter pilots now have to carry bombs and perfect the technique of placing that bomb on an enemy target that is killing our ground troops or destroying our tanks. He must do this regardless of how much antiaircraft fire is coming his way. So now we have a new name to add to the list of warriors, The Fighter-Bomber Boys. From the war in Europe only about three thousand could carry that distinct title. They fought at treetop level, not at five miles above the earth. They lived in tents with mud floors, ate from mess kits, wore G.I. boots, slept in sleeping bags, and were more associated with the ground war than the air war with its massive bombing raids over Germany. If you like war books, this is one you should not miss.

Sometimes it seems almost impossible to get kids to eat a healthy diet. Nutritious food can seem unappealing to a child and from an adult perspective, just too time consuming to prepare. But, kids who eat healthier are much healthier kids and they are far better equipped to handle their emotions and control their behavior. So, feeding children nutritious meals is a good investment in the physical, mental and emotional helath of our children! How do we get children to eat healthy foods? With the expertise of Holistic Nutrition Counselor Rose Payne, CHHC, Speech Language Pathologist Dianne Lazer MA, CCC-SLP/COM, and Dr. Padron, MD, FAAP this book gives kids the tools they need to make their own wise food choices. Here is a book that illustrates how healthy food can affect not only overall health but a child's (and family's) quality of life.

Two alien races are at war. For survival, the Zendranians must leave their galaxy and find another planet to inhabit or they will be annihilated by the vicious, predatory Meethra who are killing them off at an alarming rate. Can Zendranians safely assimilate into the human race? To find out, they convince two Earthlings, an engaged couple, to time travel through their ancestral lines to significant historical events their descendants lived through. This will allow the Zendranians to evaluate the choices humankind makes and how those choices affect future generations to determine if Earth will accept intergalactic beings. However, they must hurry—time is of the essence.

Written for their young grandsons (and the rest of us), this whimsical travelogue records a couple's adventures along a 38-day walk along El Camino de Santiago from St. Jean Pied-de-Port in southwestern France to Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain. The slender volume includes colorful photographs from the journey and a color map with a list of the cities and towns along the route. Weaving a narrative of both fact and fantasy, this delightful tale will amuse both young and old alike.

Join Roneet and the Fairy Princess who helps her conquer her fears of the Green Monsters. As you will see, the Green Monsters aren't what they seem to be. She gets the help from the Fairy Princess who knows a thing or two about these so called bad characters. Roneet soon realizes that the Nasty Family foods can't compare to the power of the Good Family Foods. With 20 pages filled with colorful illustrations and a special coloring book section where they can review all the characters in the book, children will learn the difference between eating what is good versus what just tastes good.