Children’s books have the power to inspire, comfort and educate. Here are a few highlights from this month’s releases that nourish children on all levels:

Everyday Superheroes: Women In Energy

ALLY Energy is teaming up with Award-Winning Author Erin Twamley to create a multicultural children’s book called Everyday Superheroes: Women In Energy. The book, which will be released in 2022, will delve into the fascinating energy careers of 26 diverse women who are powering our planet.

Part of the “STEM Superheroes™” series, this unique book will use an A to Z format to share each career paired with the stories and illustrations of real women working in these energy careers. The book will offer children a glimpse into the diverse range of energy jobs that are available while giving them an understanding as to why such jobs are so meaningful.

What began as a creative collaboration of co-authors Erin Twamley and Joshua Sneideman, is launching into a series with a third book featuring engineers already being imagined. This STEM Superheroes™ book series introduces kids and caregivers to STEM careers.

Wise Ink is slated to publish “Everyday Superheroes: Women In Energy” in February 2022. ALLY will celebrate the launch of the book on March 8, 2022, International Women’s Day, at its Annual IWD Energy Forum.

The Princess and the Dragon

Colleen Koch, a disabled college graduate with a degree in education who has worked with children all her life, has completed her new book The Princess and the Dragon”: a thrilling adventure for children of all ages.

“The Princess and the Dragon” is full of adventure, humor, and characters all learning to love and help each other.

Published by Page Publishing, Colleen Koch’s engrossing tale is a delightful addition to any children’s library.

 

If I Were a Vegetable or Fruit, I Would Truly Want to Be….

Ernestine Prowell Maxie, a career educator, mother, and grandmother who retired in June 2012 after teaching elementary and high school in Chicago Public Schools for 34 years, has completed her new book If I Were a Vegetable or Fruit, I Would Truly Want to Be…. This lighthearted and educational resource for parents, caregivers, and teachers educates children about the importance of a healthy diet.

“This book is written with pure “love” to help guide our precious youngsters into learning how to make healthier food selections in order to promote healthier immune systems,” the author said. “Enjoy the book, and have fun reading it and discussing it with your loved ones.”

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By artsani675@artsphoria.net

Andrea Karen Hammer is the founder, director and owner of Artsphoria Publishing, Media Group & Shop (https://www.artsphoria.org). Publications include Artsphoria: Animation & Imagination World (https://www.artsphoria.net); Artsphoria Event Advertising & Reporting (https://www.artsphoria.info); Artsphoria International Magazine (https://www.artsphoria.com); Artsphoria: Arts, Business & Technology Center (https://www.artsphoria.biz); Artsphoria: Food for the Soul (https://artsphoria.live); Artsphoria Movie Reviews & Film Forum (https://www.artsphoria.us) and Artsphoria Shop (https://artsphoriashop.com). She is a Philadelphia-based freelance writer who has published articles in international publications.