And an imaginary story of animals going to school and life in Africa. One of the cheetahs wants to make sure everyone remembers to celebrate her day. Unfortunately, it seems no one knows it is Neema's Special Day. Read about the surprise at the end of the book. Interactive activities on each page guarantee an engaging child. Every person matters is the theme of Nema's Special Day. At the same time, jungle animals teach about life in Tanzania, East Africa. For more books by this author visi...

Flip Flop Drip Drop is a fun-filled picture book of toys coming to life. A little African boy with his monkey uses their imagination to create a toy car to replace being bored at home. Your children learn how kids growing up in poverty entertain themselves and have fun creating toy cars from recycled items. Flip Flop Drip Drop a young reader's story includes silly funny repeating words and new vocabulary. Flip Flop is book #1 in the Kids Life In Tanzania Series. Book #2 Gurgle Gurgle Splat...

Get Out Of My Head offers clarity and direction to know the voice of God. Do you have conflicting internal voices battling for your attention? Are you unclear how to detect the conflict between your voice and God? Do you ask yourself why do I feel depressed, angry, or confused? Whether a new believer or a seasoned follower of Christ these struggles are real. Imagine your mind being free of conflicting thoughts, free from chaos. Envision living the abundant life God sees for you. Do you wan...

Taka Taka Whoosh! takes you and your child into the world of Africa with a map, a monkey, and treasures to find. There is a funny turn of events and a twist as girl power saves the day! An after-school fun interactive search and find objects. Your kids will love learning African culture from Pee-Wee the monkey. A teacher's choice for green living! Thirty-two pages of vibrant pictures learning the culture in Tanzania. Early readers, ages 4-6. Taka Taka Whoosh! is book #3 in the series Kids ...

Little Dude and His Shagalabagala Day. Children giggle as they learn funny Swahili words from Africa, like Shagalabagala (trouble). It follows little Dude wherever he goes. Older siblings try to help while grandpa sews a hero suit. Does this little African boy really eat termites for breakfast? Does he learn to fly? Read how the loving relationship with grandpa saves the day. A cape, a mask, and lessons showing kindness to others make this superhero story a hit with children ages 4-8. Flip...

"I have all the books in this collection, but this one is our favorite! My 6-year-old daughter constantly asks me to read her Gurgle Gurgle Splat! book."Carrie, mom/teacherGurgle Gurgle Splat! An African girl, a monkey, a mouse, and a huge mistake! What will happen when Monica cooks lunch for her friends and things get out of hand? An easy reader about the love between a mom and her child while learning how important it is to share with friends. Full-color pictures and a de...