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Japanese Haiku
Kids Read and Write Series Book #1
2026
EN
Synopsis: Introduce kids ages 8+ to poetry by reading and writing Japanese Haiku poems.Discover themes and syllable patterns.Kids are encouraged to use model poems to write their own.Great for parents, teachers, or anyone helping kids learn an appreciation for the art of poetry.Autobiography: VA Rivera is a retired educator who loves poetry and laughing out loud.VA Rivera lives ha...
Japanese Tanka
Kids Read and Write Series Book #2
2026
EN
Synopsis: Introduce kids ages 8+ to poetry by reading and writing Japanese Tanka poems.Discover themes and syllable patterns.Kids are encouraged to use model poems to write their own.Great for parents, teachers, or anyone helping kids learn an appreciation for the art of poetry.Autobiography: VA Rivera is a retired educator who loves poetry and laughing out loud.VA Rivera lives ha...
Kids Read and Write Series Book #3 Creative Couplets
(A Writing Book for Kids)
2026
EN
Synopsis: Kids and poetry complement each other like peanut butter and jelly. Fun forms of poetry stick while the sweetness of word play adds just the right touch, or should I say, taste?Adults and children can enjoy writing Couplet poems together about their common and not-so-common experiences. Such a fun way to learn about each other!Autobiography: VA Rivera's ...
Find A Place
(A Moment of Quiet Reflection)
2026
EN
Synopsis: VA Rivera‛s poetic voice whispers welcome to relaxation and calm. Find A Place gives you a moment of respite whenever or wherever you need.Peruse through pages of short eloquent verses. Examine calming images. Apply lessons learned from our natural world.If you seek a peaceful moment of refl ection or a few minutes time to refresh, to feel renewed, to tackle the challenges of the day, make Find A Place your daily companion.Autobiography: ...
Why Does She Copy Me?
(Recognizing and Understanding Mirroring)
2026
EN
Synopsis: When a young student complains about another child who imitates her, compassionate Ms Kindly educates the student in a different way than the usual book learning.Common to children on the autism spectrum, 'mirroring‛ is a behavior that imitates others‛ social behaviors. A child on the autism spectrum uses mirroring in an attempt to learn how to act appropriately in social situations.VA Rivera helps readers recognize and understand mirroring behavior in a ...