Legacy: A Journal for Youth is a prompt-journal for children old enough to read, write, and think. The topic is of vital importance because it is the opinion of the journal’s owner. The categories range from vital statistics and family to friends, values, religion, politics, and everything in between. Parents or adults’ assistance is needed to provide information that a child might not know. This journal is intended to give a child the desire to choose a worthy legacy and to select values that will provide a life of happiness and joy.



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Legacy: A Journal for Youth is a prompt-journal for children old enough to read, write, and think. The topic is of vital importance because it is the opinion of the journal’s owner. The categories range from vital statistics and family to friends, values, religion, politics, and everything in between. Parents or adults’ assistance is needed to provide information that a child might not know. This journal is intended to give a child the desire to choose a worthy legacy and to select values that will provide a life of happiness and joy.



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This book is an intimate look into a younger brother’s emotions of what it is like living with a brother who has autism spectrum disorder. The emotions include the ones everyone feels: happy, mad, sad and scared. This book also includes a self-discovery section for other children to fill-in-the blank of their own lives and situations. Helping everyone realize that they are not alone and you can always find the positive side of life.

This book is an intimate look into a younger brother’s emotions of what it is like living with a brother who has autism spectrum disorder. The emotions include the ones everyone feels: happy, mad, sad and scared. This book also includes a self-discovery section for other children to fill-in-the blank of their own lives and situations. Helping everyone realize that they are not alone and you can always find the positive side of life.

Life Can Be a SmileStory of a six year old who is enrolled in classes for the disadvantaged. Cassy is a small young girl who was born with a severe speech disability. Cassy has light red hair that she likes to wear in pigtail but some days she just likes messy hair.Life can be a smile tells of how she handles day to day trials from teachers, students, school staff and the outside world who treat her as if she was mentally slow or deaf.The superintendent of her school tried to enroll her at a state school for the deaf. This failed due to the mother defying them by keeping her with the family and attending local schools.Even though she has hardships on a daily basis she is always smiling. Cassy believes life can be a smile and her favorite saying is “Be Happy.” She wants everyone to like everyone else but it never turns out quite that way. Her best friends are a dog, a black and white spotted goat and a cockatiel. Her defenders are her older sister, by two years, and her mom who went toe to toe for justice.As Cassy ages she still finds the same obstacles through school. No one ever changes their minds until the day she ran for prom queen and came down the walkway looking like a beautiful young woman. This was the only time the students and public saw her in a different light. Her escort was surprised and very proud to walk her down the isle.The story comes from life experiences. I would like to see this book as the beginning of a series of books pertaining to the speech impairment and how the child deals with the issues throughout childhood.I am also working on a manuscript that is non-fiction of how Cassy’s life affected her and her family. The children’s book is only the tip of the iceberg.Email: sisterstogether09@yahoo.com

Life Can Be a SmileStory of a six year old who is enrolled in classes for the disadvantaged. Cassy is a small young girl who was born with a severe speech disability. Cassy has light red hair that she likes to wear in pigtail but some days she just likes messy hair.Life can be a smile tells of how she handles day to day trials from teachers, students, school staff and the outside world who treat her as if she was mentally slow or deaf.The superintendent of her school tried to enroll her at a state school for the deaf. This failed due to the mother defying them by keeping her with the family and attending local schools.Even though she has hardships on a daily basis she is always smiling. Cassy believes life can be a smile and her favorite saying is “Be Happy.” She wants everyone to like everyone else but it never turns out quite that way. Her best friends are a dog, a black and white spotted goat and a cockatiel. Her defenders are her older sister, by two years, and her mom who went toe to toe for justice.As Cassy ages she still finds the same obstacles through school. No one ever changes their minds until the day she ran for prom queen and came down the walkway looking like a beautiful young woman. This was the only time the students and public saw her in a different light. Her escort was surprised and very proud to walk her down the isle.The story comes from life experiences. I would like to see this book as the beginning of a series of books pertaining to the speech impairment and how the child deals with the issues throughout childhood.I am also working on a manuscript that is non-fiction of how Cassy’s life affected her and her family. The children’s book is only the tip of the iceberg.Email: sisterstogether09@yahoo.com

Mocombe’s Reading Room Series In 1999, Paul C. Mocombe created the Mocombeian Curriculum for The Russell Life Skills and Reading Foundation, Inc. A language based curriculum, it was designed to help inner-city youth close the achievement gap by becoming superior readers. To help reach more youth, Dr. Mocombe founded the Mocombeian Foundation, Inc. in 2008 as a 501 c3 non-profit organization to help disseminate the curriculum state and nationwide free of charge. The Curriculum consists of a series (Mocombe’s Reading Room Series) of six books to be utilized by parents, teachers, and volunteers to help students read better and close the achievement gap. Each book consists of grade appropriate lessons based on national standards in phonics, grammar, vocabulary, and reading, labeled accordingly, in order to teach students how to read (the Mocombeian Strategy). The idea behind this strategy is that the mastering of Standard English language skills will make all students better readers, and enhance their educational experience. To learn about more products from Mocombe’s Reading Room Series, visit WWW.MOCOMBEIAN.COM

Mocombe’s Reading Room Series In 1999, Paul C. Mocombe created the Mocombeian Curriculum for The Russell Life Skills and Reading Foundation, Inc. A language based curriculum, it was designed to help inner-city youth close the achievement gap by becoming superior readers. To help reach more youth, Dr. Mocombe founded the Mocombeian Foundation, Inc. in 2008 as a 501 c3 non-profit organization to help disseminate the curriculum state and nationwide free of charge. The Curriculum consists of a series (Mocombe’s Reading Room Series) of six books to be utilized by parents, teachers, and volunteers to help students read better and close the achievement gap. Each book consists of grade appropriate lessons based on national standards in phonics, grammar, vocabulary, and reading, labeled accordingly, in order to teach students how to read (the Mocombeian Strategy). The idea behind this strategy is that the mastering of Standard English language skills will make all students better readers, and enhance their educational experience. To learn about more products from Mocombe’s Reading Room Series, visit WWW.MOCOMBEIAN.COM

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In THE MAIN BASIC NEST children would learn the fundamentals of early learning, and about their bodies and things that they could do with their bodies . They would also learn to develop confidence in themselves, and would be well prepared for the next level.

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This is a fun and exciting poetry-drawing book can be a wonderful resource for children. The poetry can be written in free verse or it can rhyme. The one thing that the author wants for the children who owns this book is for them to be able to express themselves in their own literary way! It features the magnificent things about the state of Georgia that children will surely enjoy and treasure for a lifetime. Whether they are drawing enthusiasts, or just draw for fun, this book is your special treat for them!

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