MARILYN'S BOOKS
MOLLY MOONFISH ON THE MOVE, a children's chapter book by Marilyn June Janson
Molly Moonfish and her mom must save Ruby's Cove, where they live in Hawaii. Fossil fuel and climate change is ruining their food and village. Trash from the beach is landing in the water instead of recycling bins. Mom and Molly go on a sea–trip to meet the one person who can help them.
Ages 7 – 10. $ 2.OO
DECEMBER 1 – 7, 2022. $1.50 PROMO PRICE: MOLLY MOONFISH ON THE MOVE
what happens now?
Sam Landon's mom tells him some news about his classmate Tyler Reed. Sam has lots of questions. With Mom's help, Sam learns how to say goodbye to a teammate and friend.
AGES 6-9. $2.99. Kindle Edition.
***** It's About Time Someone Wrote This Story
Sam is guided gently by his mom on a journey helping him come to grips with death and dying. WHAT HAPPENS NOW? is a touching and poignant young reader’s book about the end of life.
~Susan Wingate, Best Selling Amazon author of How the Deer Moon Hungers and host of Dialogue: Between the Lines
***** Thoughtful Read, Well Done
This author was very brave to take on such a difficult subject and conveyed it with tenderness and caring. She is to be commended. Even her cover choice, shows thoughtfulness and deep meaning. Children of all ages would benefit from this story, and their parents too.
~MaryAnn Myers, Author Hasty Lady: A Dream Come True for Owner Harry D. Burns
***** TIMELY story of loss, acceptance and the resilience of a child’s heart
The author handles a delicate subject with tact and heartfelt compassion. A must read for any family experiencing the loss of a loved one or for anyone navigating the rough waters of explaining death to a child.
~Eva Gehn, YA Author and parent
***** Great Read
A perfect read for the grade school student dealing with issues surrounding illness and the loss of a friend.
~Steve Epstein, book reviewer, and grandfather
$2.99 Kindle Edition
The super cool kids' story collection
Ages 6 - 9
Fun@SportzCamp.com
When Cindy Matthews goes away to summer camp, she finds the courage to be herself.
Tommy Jenkins: First Teleported Kid
Tommy is going to visit his grandparents in Florida. Instead of flying, his BFF Marissa finds a cool way to get him there.
Carla Camel Cane's Birthday Present
Carla Camel Cane is bringing a birthday present to her grandmother. When her best friend Clyde Camel Clarke wants the present for himself, she risks losing a BFF.
Reviews
*****I highly recommend the Super Cool Kids Collection to kids of every age. ~ Susan Wingate, #1 Bestselling Amazon Author of The Deer Effect.
*****A Collection of family-friendly stories that provide the perfect springboard for conversations with kids including new experiences, peer pressure, and overcoming fears. Robin S., Librarian
Kindle and Soft Cover
Tommy Jenkins: First Teleported Kid
Afraid to fly to his grandparents' house in Florida, Tommy's BFF finds a cool way to get him there!
6 – 8 years old
REVIEW
*****Kid-Powered Fun
I really enjoyed this book! Think pure fantasy, kid-powered fun. Tommy is scared about flying to his grandpa's house in Florida, so his super smart friend Marissa takes it upon herself to find a way to teleport him instead. Of course, all the characters enter into the idea enthusiastically with no concerns about practicality or safety, just as they should in a zany kid's book! ~ Mary M. Children's Librarian
Softcover and Kindle Editions are available.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cat Really Did This?
***** 32 Amazon Reviews
Marilyn June Janson's essay, "Lucky For Love" appears in this issue.
On a rainy Saturday morning, Marilyn drives through flooded streets to visit kittens in an animal shelter. A black kitten steals her heart. Yet, she goes home without her. Sad, she rushes back to the shelter. Will the kitten Marilyn already named Muffin still be there?
Softcover and Kindle Editions are available.
WOMEN WRONGED, an Anthology
Multi-Award-Winning writer Marilyn June Janson's essay, "Death Be Not Proud" appears in this anthology.
Reviews for "Death Be Not Proud"
****Marilyn's essay was great! I'm going to read it again along with the other writers' articles. ~ Lorraine Paul, New York