Bøger af Hazel Janell Meredith

"My Brother J-Boy" is written by a younger sister of Second Reconstruction pioneer, James Howard Meredith during the Jim Crow south. Readers learn about many of the fun times these children had growing up on an 84 acre farm.The book includes a homework assignment on citizenship, and a certificate signed by the author and James Meredith

"My First Book Series" includes six (6) primer books under on cover including "My 1 to 5 Activity Book," "My A to G Activity Book," "My H to P Activity Book," "My 10 to 100 Activity Book," "My 2 to 24 Activity Book," and "My Q to Z Activity Book. This volume teaches skip counting, over 70 words, math problems, geography facts, and much more. The books are full of coloring, writing, math activities and other Kindergarten readiness concepts. A Certificate of Completion is at the end of each volume.

"My 2 to 24 Activity Book" introduces readers to math concepts related to the number two including addition and multiplication exercises. "My 2 to 24 Activity Book" is Vol 5 in "My First Book Series" which includes six (6) primer books under on cover. All volumes: "My 1 to 5 Activity Book," "My A to G Activity Book," "My H to P Activity Book," "My 10 to 100 Activity Book," "My 2 to 24 Activity Book," and "My Q to Z Activity Book.

Hazel Janell Meredith is the co-author of A Story about James H. Meredith - A Civil Rights Leader. She is a contributing writer of My A to G Activity Book and My 1 to 5 Activity Book. She owns Amerikan Press, and is the co-founder of Heirsskymall.com Inc, www.shopheirs.com. Hazel Janell Meredith is a member of Heirs United Investment Club, and serves on the Community Library Initiative of Jackson, Mississippi's boar. She is a long-time advocate of childhood literacy.https://meredithetc.com/my-brother-j-boy/your comments are welcome!

"e;Trip in the Enchanted Forest"e; is a storybook where five siblings take a trip in the forest to make friends with animals. The children befriend a pit bull dog, a robin bird, a rabbit, a sheep, a bee, and a hen. The back matter provides writing space. The author encourages children to become intellectual giants and to write a story themselves. Photographs of the author's five great-grandchildren are featured in the book.