Books For Children Episodes

Welcome to Episode 90 of the Adventures with Grammy Podcast. Today’s guest is Paul Entrekin. - For most of his adult life, Paul’s feet have been off the ground and in the air flying from one destination to another -- sometimes upside down -- sometimes...

Michelle Booth is the founder and CEO of Make Momentos, LLC, a tech startup whose mission is to offer adults an easy-to-use platform to create keepsake e-books for the children in their lives. - Booth has been helping people tell their stories for mor...

Welcome to Episode 85 of the Adventures with Grammy Podcast. I am your host, Carolyn Berry. Today's guest is Jasmine Jimenez, the author of a new collection of children's books based on true stories of her grandmother. Her first book,

Welcome to Episode 82 of the Adventures with Grammy Podcast. I am your host, Carolyn Berry. - Today's episode is all about breastfeeding. Our guest is Dr. Amaka Nnamani, a pediatrician and the author of the children's picture book titled Ziora's Quest...

Author/illustrator Dori Durbin tells us about her book series, Little Cat Feelings. She has published two picture books in that series: "Little Cat Needs Space" and "Little Cat Feels Left Out.

Meet Manny Oliverez – also known as Favorite Grampy – the author of a new book: A Love Journal: 100 Things I Love about Grand...

Heather and Quinn, the mother and daughter writing duo who uses the pen name Heather N. Quinn, live in Canada, the setting for their newly released book series, My Country Cousins.

Join Queen Vernita on a Magical Christmas Train Ride!

In honor of Thanksgiving Day, Sharlene Habermeyer and I chat about genealogy and the importance of knowing your ancestors.

Zen Pig teaches young readers the importance of gratitude, justice, empathy, compassion, and other soft skills that are important for people of all ages to embrace.

How does a car move from one place to another? How do cranes lift heavy objects? Readers will learn this and more in Donna McKinney’s latest book, Engines! - From ancient times to now.

Tracy Johnson, the author of How to Feed Your Ninjas, is today’s guest. Her journey began 40 years ago when she was diagnosed with Chron’s Disease. She discovered exercise and a healthy diet eased her symptoms,

Gramps Jeffrey, a grandfather of six and the author of the children’s book, I Don’t Want to be 3! also is the author of a business book, The Secrets of Retailing...How to Beat Walmart.

Markita Staples-Green is the creator of Curly Crew Books – picture books that feature kids of color with curly hair, braids, and colorful beads.

Let’s talk! A story of Autism and Friendship and Let’s Talk: Going to the Zoo look at the friendship of two little girls, Emma and Harper. One has autism. One is a neurotypical child.

As a child, Rozanne dreamed of going on safari. As an adult, she accomplished her goal with three wildlife journeys: the first through the rain forests of Borneo, Indonesia, where she watched orangutans, then throughout five southern African countries where prides of lions have walked directly in front of her, and she photographed penguins, orphaned elephants, giraffes, and FIVE elusive leopards, including two cubs up a tree.

Are you a modern-day grandparent? If so, you are active, career-minded, stylish, and tech-savvy while still maintaining the age-old essence of being a grandparent.

Violet Favero has nine granddaughters! No grandsons! Lots of glitter and bows when the girls visit their grandparents.

PositiveKidsToday.com is a website filled with books, apps, programs and resources developed to support the emotional and mental wellbeing of children.

Augustine Mulenga is a children’s author who lives in South Africa. Originally from Zambia, his books illustrate good vs. evil and draw upon his African heritage.

Crystal Swain-Bates is a celebrated children’s book author and the owner of Goldest Karat Publishing, which she founded to address the lack of diversity in children’s literature. Her mission is to reshape in a positive way how children of color see themselves.

Tess Cox, the founder of Simple Medicine for Parents, tells us that a fever is a child’s friend -- it means the body's immune system is working. Cassie Lee discusses the importance of reading and provides an overview of how the company’s books promote reading and child development.

The award-winning Queen Vernita series finds Queen Vernita of Oceaneer on the road visiting friends around the world, and Shifting Gears: 50 Baby Boomers Share Their Meaningful Journeys in Retirement is based on interviews with retirees and tells how they are shifting gears into their retirement.

The third episode of the Adventures with Grammy Podcast features three guests: Sharon Yost Rhodes, the guru behind the Facebook group, Over 50 and Fabulous; Kerrie Kleppin-Winn, author of Listen, Different is Good (One Dog’s Journey to Find His Superpower); and Raffaella DeSola, a grandmother on the go with her grandson, who offers us wisdom.