Bøker utgitt av Write and Vibe

In the follow-up book to Curiously Cara Meets Pharaoh Hatshepsut, Daisy the Talking Cat, Grandma, Cara, and her sister, Amani, journey to ancient Nubia. While there, they visit The Forgotten Pyramids and learn all about the people living there, The Kushites!Not long after arriving, they discover that The Kushite Army, led by Queen Amanirenas, has been battling one of the most powerful armies, The Romans! To help stop the fighting and maintain peace, Cara and Amani negotiate a treaty between The Kushites and The Romans.With vivid illustrations and a helpful definitions and pronunciations page, young readers and their caretakers will stay engaged and entertained while traveling through time.This is a great book to read at home or inside the classroom.Under the apple tree, they said their magic poem. "Dance to the left, circle to the right, ring Daisy's bell, and hold on tight."The magic funnel appeared and whisked them around and around.When they opened their eyes, they were in a new land and Daisy wore her Adventure Crown that allowed her to talk, just like people!"Are we in Egypt, again?" Cara asked.

Cara and Grandma chanted their magic poem. "Dance to the left, circle to the right, ring Daisy's bell, and hold on tight."Lastly, Cara yelled, "Three, two, one, let's have some fun!" Then, she jingled the bell on Daisy's collar.They rose into the air and whisked around and around. When they opened their eyes, they were in a new land and were wearing new clothes. Cara and Grandma had on white dresses that flowed to the ground and Daisy wore her Adventure Crown. The Adventure Crown was special because it allowed Daisy to talk, just like people!Daisy looked up at them. "Come along. There is much to show you." Join a girl, her talking cat, and her grandmother, as they take the journey of a lifetime to Egypt to meet the second woman pharaoh, Hatshepsut. Travelling to Djeser-Djeseru and The Temple of Karnak, Pharaoh Hatshepsut teaches the trio all about her reign.As pharaoh, Hatshepsut ruled for over twenty years. During this time, she instituted trade and even fought alongside her soldiers in battle. Many years after her death, someone destroyed many of her statues and tried to erase her from history but this book aims to provide an incredible look into Pharaoh Hatshepsut's story.In her first picture book, Karen Mae sets out to satisfy the curiosity of all the tiny travellers and the lifelong learners in your life. The vibrant illustrations inside Curiously Cara Meets Pharaoh Hatshepsut keeps little learners entertained while they journey throughout time.This is a great book to read at home or inside the classroom.

Valencia Joy, affectionately known as Vee, is best known for her witty comebacks, inspiring others to Stay in Their Joy because God said they could, and for sparking healthy relationship debates between the opposite sexes. Forever a conversationalist and a lover of the wonderful, and sometimes complicated, world of being a female, Vee is bringing the conversation to your home. Do you need to wail to God? Vee will pray on your behalf. Would you like to slap Eve? Vee has saved you a space in line. Have you met a guy? It''s time to spill the tea.In the way that only Vee could, she''s pushing the boundaries of all things taboo to talk about as a woman, like the pure joy of walking around without panties. Speaking of joy, how do you self-care? Do you self-care? Should you self-care?In her comedic debut release, Vee is telling it like it is and leaving the boundaries behind because even if we don''t want to, we still may have to deal with things such as miscarriages, divorces, and periods. Regardless of where you are on your sisterhoodship journey, grab your drink, some food, and stretch out. It''s time to discuss sex, waist trainers, and bras with your favorite SisterGirlfriend.