Showing posts with label Children's Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children's Books. Show all posts

Sunday, November 8, 2015

A Journey with Woobee


Amazingly refreshing! ~ Review by Ronald Elliott Jr

This is what the next generations needs! This story sparks hope and has substance! It is well written and should keep the attention of your audience! This book has great artwork that compliments the story and the hearer's imagination! Looking forward to seeing this book being passed on to my children's children! Looking forward to many more from the writer!

Book Description:

Woobee’s Journey is about a boy’s journey from boyhood to manhood.

It’s about the love of a grandmother, memories that never fade, prayers that never end and love that is passed on for a lifetime.


Antwinette ScottAntwinette Scott

Antwinette Scott makes her home in sunny Sacramento with her husband of 24 years and 5 beautiful children. Having penned random thoughts on paper for years, Scott finally decided to transform these scribbled ramblings into a children’s book.


Available on http://www.antwinettescott.org/ OR Amazon.com

See previous posting!

Sunday, November 1, 2015

Woobee’s Journey

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Woobee’s Journey

Wonderful book for all ages. ~ Review by Gracekid33

It's not very often, you find a book that speaks on relationships between grandparents and grandchildren. This book did just that. It's honest, transparent and I found myself wrapped up in the story and the message it displayed. I also thought the illustration helped with the imagery wonderfully. Wonderful book for all ages.

Woobee’s Journey is about a boy’s journey from boyhood to manhood. It’s about the love of a grandmother, memories that never fade, prayers that never end and love that is passed on for a lifetime.

Book Description from http://www.antwinettescott.org/

Woobee, handmade with love, was gifted to Isaiah from his grandmother when he was a little boy. The rambunctious Isaiah took his Woobee wherever he went.

But, when Grandma passes away, Woobee becomes more than just a security blanket, but a lasting memory of Isaiah’s grandma. Torn and battered, Woobee has seen it all. What some may just throw away, Woobee instead evolves, giving Isaiah the comfort he misses from his grandma.

As Isaiah grows, Woobee transforms too – from a blanket, to a cape, a pillow, a tie – and finally to a little patch of a handkerchief. Married, with children and now grandchildren of his own, Isaiah promises to hand down Grandma’s tradition by stitching Woobees for his own children and grandchildren in order to pass down the legacy.

Woobee’s Journey, is a sweet tale of Grandma’s touch of love, tenderly sewn into a seemingly ordinary blanket; but not just any blanket. It’s Isaiah’s Woobee – a special blanket that keeps the memory of Grandma alive.

Such a relatable and honest tale, Woobee’s Journey reminds readers that loved ones are never forgotten. Woobee’s Journey is a considerable teaching tool for young children to know that the ones we’ve cherished and lost will forever remain in our hearts.

Woobee’s Journey

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

The Message

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The Message

Highly Impressed!

"I work with kids daily so I'm always looking for fun creative books for them which is what made me download this and I'm glad that I did. I had no idea however when download this that it was written by an 11 year old and I have to say I'm extremely impressed. The story is very well written with put together in a way that made it really entertaining to go through. I loved the illustrations that you find throughout the book as they fit in well and are nicely done. All in all a really great book to have." – Review by Katrina Firth Fountain on ranaabidali.com      
"...her curiosity becomes unbearable as she discovers... a message in a bottle..." #childrensbooks #imagination 
Book Description:
Meet Laila Huberman, a dreamy head who has always dreamt of having a friend... "That will never happen" she thought. Yet the very next day becomes the best. She ended up meeting the friend of her dreams and they set out on an adventure of a life time. But as Laila opens up the mysterious gate, her curiosity becomes unbearable as she discovers... a message in a bottle..."

 Rana Abid-Ali

My name is Rana, I am 11 years of age. I was born 2004 in Slough, Berkshire in the south east of England. I live in a semi-detached house with my Mum and Dad and two younger siblings my brother Emir and my sister Rose. I love to write fiction stories, but I’m also very fond of art of any sort and playing the piano. I also love martial arts, I have recently earned my orange belt in Karate. I hope you enjoy reading “The Message” and would love to hear your thoughts on the story.

Visit Rana Abid-Ali at ranaabidali.com

Book Available on ranaabidali.com and Amazon