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A young boy engages his imagination as he looks through his window at night to see and talk to the moon. It’s not just any moon; it is a moon with a crooked smile. He talks to the moon; he learns of the relationship between the sun, the moon, and the earth. He learns how it is like his relationship with his friends. They play a game of hide n’ seek. His friend, Monisa, sees the same crooked smile on the moon, as they discuss being friends like the sun and moon.

A young girl wants to touch the clouds and has a plan. As she hikes from their mountain home, she enjoys the beauty of the flowers and the trees. There are many woodland creatures that she meets along the way. They share their opinion about clouds. Some of them don’t like clouds. Find out the best way to catch cloud

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A young girl falls in love with the clouds. Her fascination with clouds starts with the fact that they never have the same shape or color. Each she sees different animals in the forms of clouds and learns how the colors of clouds mean different things. She even writes a song to tell the clouds how much she loves them.

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Ben;s Zipper is a story about Children's Organ Transplants told through the eyes of a baby elephant's family. We are raising funds to self-publish 850 books to be distributed at no cost to children having transplants and their families. The books are being distributed through the Children's Hospital Association serving 220 hospitals around the nation, COTA - Children's Organ Transplant Association, and UNOS - United Network for Organ Sharing. Please go to the GoFund Me link below to hear more about the story written and illustrated by Sue and her daughter and the commitment that Bobolin Media made.

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A family outing to the zoo to see the most fantastic bird named Woo was quite an adventure. Getting to learn about this extraordinary bird and all the other birds in the Avery taught lessons of getting along with others and how everyone is unique.

When you have to write a report on the type of jobs that mom and dad do, it leads to some interesting revelations. Explaining what a financial analyst is to a child is one thing, but the difference between a cook from a chef is even harder. The journey from misunderstanding to understanding is this heartwarming story about wanting to cook for mom. Included are some recipes for kids and parents to prepare.