I am so excited about our "Book Look" for this month! I have a 10 year old who loves comic and cartoon books. Some of his favorite series include, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Big Nate! Imagine my surprise (and excitement), when he was going through an entire book in one day! Actually, he as read every book that our local library has from both of these series and is having them ordered from other branches. About a month ago, I ran across a brand new series of books coming out from Bebe Noir Publishing over at www.bebenoirpublishing.com, or on Facebook at https://facebook.com/bebenoirpublishing!
There is currently a Kickstarter Campaign to help get these books finished, and into the hands of young readers. Please review the information below and find out how you can get this new series for the young readers in your life! They will make great Christmas gifts! Visit https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/crooksmedia/childrens-book-with-a-strong-sassy-girl-taking-mai to support this project, and to take a look at the story behind, Ms. Cecelia Brown!
AUTHOR BIO AND COMPANY PROFILE
Bebe Noir Publishing
Bebe Noir Publishing was founded in 2016 to produce books promoting positive images and engaging stories that highlight the genuine cultural experiences of various people of color. Bebe Noir Publishingis responding to a lack of these images in the mainstream media and are working to be the type of publisher that our readers have been demanding.
Author’s Bio
John D. Crooks is a writer of children’s fiction who seeks to bring interesting stories to light that aren’t being told. He has a dynamic relationship with children because of his charming personality, sense of humor and limitless wonder as shown through his engaging storytelling. He has served to educate and mentor children in several capacities; first as a devoted dad to four beautiful children and previously as a youth group mentor, a Cub Scout Leader and Sunday school teacher.
* I have not been paid to endorse these books! I am simply a mom that supports good books and children's literacy!
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