Book Reading and Knowledge Café Event for Hispanic Heritage Month
Local children’s picture book author-illustrator Jenifer Tull-Gauger to do a book reading and workshop to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!
What is the 5th Dojo Kun Character Book About?
About "The Think, Then Do Karate Kid," the 5th book in the series, a children's character-building book about impulsiveness and self-control.
Samurai Anger and Thanks: Okinawan Traditional Legend
Author-illustrator Jenifer Tull-Gauger's retelling of a traditional legend, the Hakugin-do legend, a true Okinawan story about anger and self-control.
My Mother’s Day Card on Making Life
The Mother’s Day card read, “Thank you for making life,” and showed a drawing of me in the garden. I asked my child what this was about.
A Perseverance Picture Book: “The Follow Through Karate Kids”
Details about a perseverance picture book, where the main character children have a big goal that they want to accomplish. But the Quitting monster keeps putting obstacles in their way, making them want to give up.
Identify and Reject the Negative to Develop Positive Traits
These books' titles include negative character traits, as well as positive traits, so that children may learn to recognize them, and thus fight them.
Using her Artistic Talent, Painter Depicted her Granddaughter’s Life Struggles
I admired her paintings on Nana's living room walls, but when I was young, I did not appreciate the oil painting my grandma made for me.
Recipe for a Wonderful, Ideal Life of a Creator
Especially for my fellow creatives, here’s a recipe for the delicious, wonderful, ideal life of a creator. You don’t need all of the ingredients to create this wonderful life for yourself as a creative type. But you need all of them to create the ideal life of a creator.
Children’s Books: Bricks and Mortar or Online Clicks to Order?
Jenifer's character-building children's books are now on display to browse and purchase in Chandler, AZ. (Applies to the English-based books in this character-building series.)
Particulars and Language Rules in Spanish Children’s Book Translations
Translating to create a Spanish children's book from an English one was quite the adventure. This project proved more difficult than I imagined. And I didn’t anticipate it to be easy.
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