On April 4, Michael and I released Bash and Lucy Say, “Love, Love, Bark!” and in April and May will donate 100% of book sales to the Ukrainian Foundation, which provides food, medical care and emergency support services to the displaced families and military in Ukraine.
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I really enjoyed interviewing Jack Canfield, co-creator of the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book series about his latest book, “I Can Believe in Myself.”
We talked about the importance of helping kids get out of their comfort zones–and how they benefit. He explained how parents can turn negative statements into positive ones. And Canfield discussed his experience as a …
The focus on Title IX in our new kidlit book continues to draw lots of commentary.
To be honest, we didn’t expect the comments we’ve received.
Our goal was to provide three characters who are “girl-power” characters, but in different ways.
The most militant character, Paula, is the focus of much of the discussion.
Everyone likes the character of …
By Lisa Cohn
I’m excited to be writing for The Immigrant Story, which aims to contribute to today’s conversations about immigrants in the US.
Sakar Raman, a photographer from Portland, created the project. He provides beautiful photos. Volunteer writers pen the profiles.
In addition, Raman organizes events that allow people in Portland to learn more about immigrants.
Read my story …
Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts reviews are coming in!
We’re thrilled with the reviews we’ve received so far, on Amazon and on blog sites.
If you’re like to review the book, just email us at BashAndLucy@gmail.com, and we’ll send along a book!
The reviews focus on the girl-power theme in our book, the immigrant grandma, …
We’re excited that Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts made Amazon’s #1 New Release, Kids’ soccer books (kindle version)!
In the book, sensitive Bash relies on his dog, Lucy, to help keep him calm. But his girl-power cousin, Paula, is stirring up all sorts of trouble, along with his Ukrainian grandma, Vera. They says that Bash’s …
An immigrant grandma with lots of girl-power is featured in our new book, “Bash and Lucy Fetch Team Vera and the Dream Beasts.” She is the assistant mayor and the coach of the most successful girls’ soccer team in the state.
The character, Vera, is based on Michael’s real grandma, Vera, an immigrant from Ukraine.
Vera grew up in the …