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By Sonya Annita Song (Author),
Rohini Shrivastava (Illustrator)
An adorable story about a boy and his baby slime as they try to figure out how to deal with unusual bullying behavior.


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By Sonya Annita Song (Author),
Daniel Howard (Illustrator)
“What happens when you are a Bigwig that wants more and more?
What happens when enough is never enough?
And what can you learn from those who have less or even from those who have nothing?”


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By Sonya Annita Song (Author),
Kate Fallahee (Illustrator)
Continuing where the first book left off, dive right back into the goofy antics of a silly teacher and his sensible son.


By Sonya Annita Song (Author),
Mabel Chong (Illustrator)
An upbeat rhythm with adorable illustrations make for a charming and delightful tale about a nutty character.




By Sonya Annita Song (Author),
Javier Giménez Ratti (Illustrator)
A swashbuckling tale about Pirate Bear and his tyrannical ways. Pirate Bear never thinks about the consequences of his actions since he always gets what he wants by bullying those around him. Then one day, he meets a little kitty cat. Can you guess what happens next?


Reviewed By K.C. Finn for Readers’ Favorite (5 out of 5)
This truly heart-warming tale is not to be missed and will make a superb bedtime story for children of all ages due to its high-quality imagery and rhyming storyline that will delight generations as they read it together. Author Sonya Annita Song has done a wonderful job with a complex moral message told in a delightful and loving way. I could see this work also really connecting in schools and class reading exercises for younger generations. The illustrations by Javier Gimenez Ratti absolutely blew me away with their high quality and highly emotive atmosphere. I also really liked the level of humor they brought, especially with the pirate bunny crew. Overall, Pirate Bear is a superb example of children’s picture books at their very best and I would highly recommend it to all parents, teachers, and guardians. .
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MY TEACHER DAD
By Sonya Annita Song (Author),
Kate Fallahee (Illustrator)
What can you do when your dad doesn’t want to go to school? And he’s the teacher!
Discover the lengths one boy has to go through with his teacher dad and the lively antics that follow in this rhyming picture book with rib-tickling illustrations and rollicking story told in fluid verses.
My Teacher Dad is a zippy and zany rhyming picture book that will make children laugh out loud.


Sonya Annita Song’s children’s picture book, My Teacher Dad, is one of those books that will resonate with anyone who’s ever dreaded getting up and going to school. . . . Song narrates her story in wacky and wonderful rhymes that will keep kids giggling and help new readers sound out new words. Kate Fallahee’s illustrations had me closely examining each panel with surprise and delight as I discovered a multitude of peculiar and very funny things lurking in every corner and under every bed. . . . This is one of those books that will be as much fun for the moms, dads and caregivers reading it aloud as it is for their young listeners. “”GET UP!” I roared. I know you’re fine!” Who hasn’t heard those words in that tone before? Reading My Teacher Dad made my day. It is most highly recommended.
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By Sonya Annita Song (Author),
Kate Fallahee (Illustrator)
This is a charming picture book about a boy wanting an ostrich narrated in fun rhyming verses with eye-catching illustrations. Simple rhymes are elevated into engaging scenes designed to captivate and encourage curiosity and exploration.
Recommended for children ages 2 to 5 years.
I Want an Ostrich is a whimsical rhyming picture book that children will love.
Reviewed By Gail Kamer for Readers’ Favorite (5 out of 5)
I absolutely loved I Want an Ostrich by Sonya Annita Song. The rhythmic writing makes it a great read aloud story. The story line and illustrations provide great connections for children. The topic of wanting a pet is perfect for the intended audience. Illustrations are by Kate Fallahee and add so much more fun and detail to the story. . . . I learned many facts about an ostrich I didn’t know and it was done in such a way that I will remember them. Sonya Annita Song and Kate Fallahee have done an amazing job of presenting this topic with a new flair. Congratulations. I highly recommend I Want an Ostrich by Sonya Annita Song as a must-read book for young children.
The coloring book version of this book is also available for children who like to color.
This is an example of what the coloring book pages look like:
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