A 12 year old boy, thinking his baby sister does not like him. He finds out after spying on her, that she is really lonely. She does not have any neighborhood friends her age to play with, so he decides to do something about it.

Charlotte has a natural gift for decorating as everyone knows. She also has another talent in art that she would like to develop as well. She lacks the self-confidence, but with the help of her Grandma Bella, who has been an artist for years, she discovers how much creativity she has. This book illustrates many famous artists throughout history and how Charlotte becomes successful through her willingness to learn and by using some of her Grandma's techniques on how to become a better artist.

This book was created for people to remember why each one of us should have an Attitude of Gratitude. For ages 7 +.

I created this book to encourage everyone to know, that no matter what you do or say, you are always being loved For Ages 7+

This book is about making our generation, and the next generation aware of how people of different Ethnic groups want to be treated. The simple practice of do on to others as you would like them to treat you.

This book provides a safe zone for all races when it comes to discussing race, culture and ethnicity. Instead of becoming reactive rather then proactive, engaging in this book compiled with different questions can prompt conversation when it comes to race, culture, and ethnicity

The Mission is to provide each individual to be inspired to be self-reliant and responsible productive citizens who can be successfully sensitive to Multi-Culturalism and Diversity in our global community. Our Values and Beliefs Every person should be unique accepted for who that individual is and not based on an individual race, culture or ethnicity. Our Schools and Communities must be kept safe and inviting to all individuals no matter what race, culture or ethnicity. "America's future will be determined by the home and the school. The child becomes largely what he is taught; hence we must...

The object of the S.C.O.R.E. is to become a catalyst or a bridge to empower each individual with the ability to be able to speak on sensitive subjects in the "Safe Zone." The goal of this game is to Start a Conversation On Racism Equality, and make every participant feel empowered and heard on his/her opinion. S.C.O.R.E. builds confidence. It helps you talk to your peers about their Race, Culture, or Ethnicity without offending them. Instructions: The Cards that Read Early....Start a Conversation on Race Equality are suggested for the younger age group (5+ years).

A talking parrot name "Scorey" goes through prejudicial times in a birds life in trying to understand and distinguish the difference between one bird with all bird species.

SCOREY the parrot's name stands for "Start a Conversation On Race Equality Yourself." SCOREY is an inspirational parrot that is a catalyst to start difficult conversations on race, culture and ethnicity. There are many parallels with humans in the situations that SCOREY finds himself in. This book is the first book in an upcoming series based on the tool/game S.C.O.R.E. developed by Audrey Clausen. For more information about the tool/game S.C.O.R.E. go to www.racismisbullying.com