It’s a Little Book by Lane Smith
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Frederick (Rick) Alimonti is a lawyer living in Armonk, New York. The Fix-It Shop is his third published work.
By Bianca Schulze, The Children’s Book Review
Published: October 21, 2011
Shana Gammon is the author and illustrator of Marie’s Nine Lives. She based the book on her cat Marie; a cat that she and her family rescued from an animal shelter. This is Shana’s second book for children.
TCBR: Marie’s 9 Lives is a chapter book based on your cat Marie; a cat that you and your family rescued from an animal shelter. When did you realize that she would make a great protagonist for a story?
Shanna Gammon: It didn’t take long. Almost immediately we noticed Marie was a little different than other cats. At night, she loved to sleep in the sink or on top of the children’s heads. During the day, she would play with the children, occasionally going up and down their slide (by her choice) or walking along the top of their swing set. The kids were delighted. They thought that maybe she had once belonged to a circus. So I began to make up humorous stories to tell our children about where Marie had lived and what she had done before we adopted her.
By Shana Gammon, The Children’s Book Review
Published: October 21, 2011
Marie is a cat that attracts trouble wherever she goes…
Marie is a cute, ditzy feline with a penchant for disaster. Her love of adventure leads her on a journey that’s filled with excitement, danger, and tuna. Catnip abounds in this funny tale about a cat that lives out all of her nine lives to the fullest.
Lynchburg, VA – 9/27/11 – Marie’s Nine Lives chronicles the life of a cat who is unwittingly trying to find her place in the world. The book contains nine chapters; each represents one of Marie’s “nine lives”. Although you can never guess where Marie’s adventures will take her, you can be certain disaster is never too far away. One day, Marie meets a family she wants to live with forever. Will her wish come true? Can this family handle Marie?
Reading rhymes and poems to your little ones is a brilliant way of broadening their vocabulary and showing them the rhythms and joys of wordplay within our musical language. You’ll have loads of fun reading the following new books.
The Fix-It Shop, by Frederick Alimonti, where kids learn about being perfect without being flawless. This book was written to leave readers smiling, believing in themselves and small miracles.
By Frederick Alimonti, The Children’s Book Review
Published: October 19, 2011
Newly released book leaves you smiling, believing in yourself, and maybe even believing in small miracles
(ARMONK, NEW YORK) – Author Frederick Alimonti has just released his newest, thought-provoking children’s book The Fix-It Shop: A Story of Music, Magic, a Baseball Bat, and a Toaster.
Alimonti has a gift for children’s lit, weaving relatable characters, and a necessary element of fantasy, with modern life lessons designed to encourage discussions about the people and the world around them.
Enter to win a copy of Masha D’yans’ fantastical debut book Razzle-Dazzle Ruby. The charmingly artistic illustrations are moving—literally.
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