Books

Children’s Books

The best way for kids to learn is through the power of words.

According to the constructivist approach of Piaget and Vygotsky, children learn through play while interacting with the world around them – that includes peers, materials, and social environment. And I’m a firm believer in it – so much so that I follow this philosophy to write fun and didactic stories for youngsters.

In this special section of my writing universe, you will find fun children’s books, part of the series “Let’s Learn While Playing.”

This series’ mission is to help children learn valuable life and educational lessons through play while allowing them to engage and use their imagination.

Each book portrays vibrant characters that will get the kiddos engaged and nurtured. What’s more, children will immerse in literature, improve their language skills, and learn the power of books.

Join us on this journey. Let’s get reading!

Children’s books in the series
Let’s Learn While Playing.

Dinosaur Adventure: A Field Trip to Remember is in its 2nd edition and brings plenty of surprises for the kiddos. Besides the fun, children 3-6 will learn through play concepts of science, language arts, and math. Miss Gina’s class goes on a field trip to explore dinosaurs. While the students set foot at the dinosaur museum, they didn’t get short of questions for their beloved teacher. Between exploring the Jurassic World and making their way through the museum, the gang will not run short of a memorable adventure.
He is cute! He is fun! He will make children’s rides safe! So climb aboard and hear Giggly Bear and his friends teach kids valuable lessons on safely riding the school bus.  The third book in the series Let’s Learn while Playing, Giggly Bear’s Fun Trip in the Yellow Bus, is now available at stores near you.  
The Adventures of Froblicious the Frog is the first book of the Let’s Learn While Playing series. A fun rhyme geared towards children ages 2-6, in which kiddos will enjoy the beginning of a friendship between a little girl and a silly frog.

Non-fiction Books

Book Reviews:

Understanding the Psychology Behind Them and How to Get Readers to Leave a Review

Why Do We Need Book Reviews? 

Have you ever thought that there is a psychology behind book reviews?

Whether you realize it or not, you likely use reviews in your everyday life. And book reviews are no different. 

Book reviews are a necessity for every author looking for an unbiased opinion on their book baby. They boost the credibility of your book. Not to mention, reviews are a great way to bring in new readers through word of mouth. Learn:

  • The real reason readers leave reviews;

  • How book reviews impact your sales;

  • Tips on outreaching book reviewers successfully;

But this is not all! This also comes with bonus material of 200+ places to find book reviews.

Understanding the Psychology Behind Book Reviews Bonus Material

This list will benefit your book marketing strategies by equipping you to:

  • Identify readers who are passionate about your book’s genre and open to sharing their opinion.
  • Widen your fan base by reaching more readers and building relationships.

Flash Fiction Shorts

Dog Days of Summer: Flash Fiction

Summer couldn’t be lighter and complete without this collection of short-shorts. This volume comes with 45 delightful and summery flash fiction shorts of 100 words. A group of 17 authors from a broad range of genres, including me, collaborated to write them.

By Barbara Venkataraman (also Editor); Amy Reade; Carmen Radtke; Kelly Santana-Banks; L.A. Starks; Rosemary Reeve; Jina S. Bazzar; Loretta Marion; James Cudney; Sandra Jackson, and more.