Spend a day and a night with a lovable loon Award-winning artist MK Grassi teams up with writer Seth Bernanke to present Goobee Da Loon.
This cheerful story with its gentle and rhythmic 'sound-aloud' text and bright illustrations is sure to delight young eyes and ears. A FREE, multilingual audiobook download of Goobee Da Loon is included which you and your kids can listen to as you follow along with the story.
Goobee Da Loon is written for children aged 2 - 6, but older ones -- and their parents -- will enjoy it too when they try to decipher the meaning of the Caribbean patois
Let Goobee help your child fall asleep with a smile on her face
Pick up your copy today.

Visit a coral reef with a lovable loon Award-winning artist MK Grassi teams up with writer Seth Bernanke to present Goobee Goez Tu Da Refe.
This sunny story with its gentle and rhythmic 'sound-aloud' text and bright illustrations is sure to delight young ears and eyes.
Goobee Goez Tu Da Refe is written for toddlers and young children, but older ones -- and their parents -- will enjoy it too when they try to decipher the meaning of the Caribbean patois
Let Goobee help your child fall asleep with a smile on her face. Pick up your copy today.

Award-winning artist/author and long-time educator MK Grassi presents Let's Eat Bugs This tasty little book provides an entertaining and concise introduction to the hot topic of entomophagy (the practice of eating insects, spiders and centipedes).
Lets Eat Bugs has been written to stimulate interest & discussion and to encourage additional research (a carefully selected list of recommended books, videos, and online resources is included).
Inside you will find: a rather shocking introduction an enticing appetizer of 3 good reasons why eating bugs is a smart idea a delectable smorgasbord of 15 creepy crawlers that includes descriptions of what they taste like and how they are typically prepared for consumption (today's menu features Ants, Bees, Beetles, Caterpillars, Cockroaches, Crickets, Grasshoppers, Hornworms, June Bugs, Locusts, Millipedes, Scorpions, Tarantulas, Termites, and Wasps) a sour side dish of 3 common objections to eating bugs a satisfying dessert/conclusion a helpful breath-mint-list of recommended resources for further study You will also find more than 50 delicious photographs and illustrations and a gentle dose of humor sprinkled in for added flavor
Incidentally, the vocabulary in Let's Eat Bugs is geared to teens and adults, but younger children will enjoy it too if they read it together with their parents.
Note: This is the second edition and it contains some new information about insect recipes and a discussion of the merits of catching bugs versus raising or buying them.