Guardian Angel Kids Ezine February 2011 Issue Now Available

M E D I A  R E L E A S E

CONTACT: Donna McDine, Editor-in-Chief, Guardian Angel Kids Ezine
Email: submissions@guardian-angel-kids.com

Website: http://guardian-angel-kids.com/

For Immediate Release
Guardian Angel Kids Ezine February 2011 Issue Now Available
February 2011 is certainly coming in like a lion and hopefully spring will arrive sooner rather than later. With so many of us dealing with the frigid winter, now is the perfect time to bunker down and enjoy the February 2011 issue of Guardian Angel Kids Ezine http://www.guardian-angel-kids.com/ with another round of wonderful activities, short stories, poetry, and a parent/teacher article to bring excitement to your days.

Be prepared to spend memorable time as you both explore the monthly features:
FEATURED BOOKS:
Does Heaven Get Mail Flip Book written by Marilee Crow and illustrated by K.C. Snider
My Grandma’s Kitchen Rules Flip Book written by Bill Kirk and illustrated by Marina Movshina
CHILDREN POETRY, STORIES, AND ARTICLE:

“Tea with Grandma,” by Carol Zook thrills us with memories of tea time with grandma.
“Grandpa Bud’s Big Blue Truck,” by Allyn M. Stotz takes us on one adventure after another of treasures and practical tools from Grandpa Bud’s good old truck accompanied with a delightful illustration by Julie Hammond.
“The Wheels,” by Gabrielle Prendergast is a time spinning tale of passing traditions to one generation to the next. Samantha Bell’s illustration depicts this heartfelt story beautifully.
“Understanding Learning Styles: What Educators/Parents Need to Know,” by Dorit Sasson brings forth the different learning styles of our young muses. Sasson’s important article is for anyone having the opportunity to teach our young muses, whether it be a teacher, parent, grandparent, librarian, or tutor.
Grab your favorite snack and pull up a chair alongside your child and enjoy the interactive world of Guardian Angel Kids where the delightful stories take you on awe inspiring adventures.
Thank you for your time and interest.
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Full Media Kit and more are available upon request electronically.


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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://www.guardianangelpublishing.com/

Book Review: If I Could Be Anything

Title: If I Could Be Anything


Written by: Kevin McNamee

Illustrated by: Marina Movshina

Soft cover: 18 pages

Ages: 4-8

Publisher: Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.

Print ISBN: 978-1-61633-011-8

Ebook ISBN: 978-1-61633-012-5

Published: November 2009

Price: $9.95 – Soft cover / $5.00 – E-book CD

The imagination soars through the whimsical story, If I Could Be Anything. Where a young boy dreams what it would be like being anything but himself. Much to his surprise he ends up where he started. Where is that you may ask. To find out, escape into the colorful pages and learn how many times the grass it not always greener on the other side.

Children’s author, Kevin McNamee delves into the inner thoughts of a child seamlessly making the “what if” question jump from the pages.

Illustrator, Marina Movshina captures the true essence of If I Could Be Anything through lively illustrations, making us all wish for a vivid imagination.

To learn more about author, Kevin McNamee visit: http://www.kevinmcnamee.com/. 

Visit and explore Marina Movshina’s beautiful world at: http://www.twopinesstudio.com/.

My Grandma's Kitchen Rules by Bill Kirk

MY GRANDMA'S KITCHEN RULES


Academic Wings

Author: Bill Kirk

Artist: Marina Movshina

www.guardianangelpublishing.com/kitchen-rules.htm

The endearing relationship between a little girl and her Grandmother, whose tolerance and patience are nearly boundless except when it comes to ants. The double entendre in the title captures the grandma’s sense of fun and the recognition that there are rules, especially in Grandma’s kitchen.