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By Paige Agnew, for The Children’s Book Review
Published: February 23, 2010

 

1. What are the three words that describe Starless Sky?
Encouraging, Inspiring, Serious while Entertaining.

2. What makes Starless Sky unique?
How many times have you read a book or seen a movie where a character dies and you can’t help but bawl your eyes out?  (Never? Well then, may I recommend Nicolas Sparks?  Great writer, but grab a box of kleenex).  Because I have experienced my share of tears reading and watching movies, I wanted to write a story where I could tap into something as deep as death, but instead of leaving the reader in despair, I would portray hope.  This makes Starless Sky unique. 

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By Paige Agnew, for The Children’s Book Review
Published: February 23, 2010

Book Synopsis

Life is funny sometimes. Little kids drop ice cream cones, people in general often run in to screen doors, there’s even the occasional moment when one might trip going up the stairs. Kahlen could expect those things, deal with them even. But what she didn’t expect, not even in her wildest, horrific nightmares, that just as something so terrible could happen, something so wonderful could follow after it.

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By Jane Hague, for The Children’s Book Review
Published: February 20, 2010

The Great Snail Race Children’s Book

MUM OF FIVE CREATES A FUN INTRODUCTION TO MATH

First in a series of ten fun children’s books for theiPhone and iPad

Direct link to The Great Snail Race children’s book on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/great-snail-race-kids-stories/id415166277?mt=8

Professionally narrated multimedia-rich children’s book for iPhone & iPad

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By Bianca Schulze, The Children’s Book Review
Published: February 20, 2010

Janue Hague

Jane Hague home-schools her children. Her interactive series, Tilly’s Number Town Educational Children’s Books, was born after Hague discovered that there were very few resources that approached numbers, particularly multiplication, in a multi-sensory fashion. “The Great Snail Race” is the first in a series of ten fun children’s books for the iPhone and iPad.

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