Bøger udgivet af Celeste Chin

Craft YOUR story: Are you inspired to write your memoir but don't know where to begin? Or perhaps you've already started the process but are feeling stuck. Fear not! This step-by-step guide is the key to transforming your ideas into a completed "must-read" manuscript. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned writer, this detailed workbook, developed by authors Celeste and Kris after years of mentoring others, will make you feel like you have a full-time writing consultant. Simple and user-friendly, it requires only your motivation and time to shape a cohesive, informative, and captivating narrative from inspiration to completion.

¿Qué es él? es una emocionante historia sobre un niño de razas mixtas llamado Hunter quien está comenzando un nuevo año escolar, en una nueva escuela, en la cual se debe enfrentar a dificultades sobre la identidad racial y cultural para poder hacer amigos.

A children's book that peeks into the colorful life of gorgeous baby boy Carsen. Combining learning with fun rhyming stories for children of all ages! In his debut story, what is this mysterious growl?

Momma's New Baby is a loving story of how two older siblings must adjust to the new arrival of their baby sister Kyla. The older siblings learn many things about how to take care of their new baby sister, and they learn a very important lesson from their Mother. Many children have become a big sister or a big brother, and many feel lost in their new role - this book will give them a new perspective on the joy a new baby can bring to their family.

An Earth Day adventure based on The Parable of the Sower (Parable of the Soils). Daysa imagines a beautiful Earth Day surprise for her mom, but the flower bushes prove to be more difficult to grow than she imagines. 'Earth Day Dream' is both a gardening adventure and parable lesson. Includes Earth Day facts, actions, and the Parable of the Sower.

Galveston, Texas, has a storied history marked by captains of industry and mafia bosses. But those stories weren't the only ones to make headlines. The island's ordinary citizens left their mark as well, often on their friends and neighbors. Their stories are just as much a part of Galveston's history as its deadly storms and favorite sons.