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By the story’s end, Sita—and her hair—have changed, but Dee grounds those developments in the important lesson that focusing on physical appearances can sacrifice connection, happiness, and belonging.

BookLife Review

Me and My Long, Long Hair

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The characters all shine through, as does the moral lesson to not tie one’s identity to one’s appearance.
A gentle story of friendship, fitting in, and not judging people on first impressions.

Kirkus Reviews

Me and My Long, Long Hair

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A heartwarming story about courage and determination.

Kirkus Reviews

Little Moe Can't Fly

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This engaging children's story has been crafted to inspire young readers to always strive for their best and to never lose sight of their goals. Little Moe Can't Fly also demonstrates the hard work that goes into achieving a difficult task or acquiring a skill, even when one flounders at first. 

BookLife Review

Little Moe Can't Fly

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 "Finley the Frog and the Magical Wishing Flower" is a charming, comically illustrated, and fun read showcasing the message that even the smallest hero can make a big difference! 

Midwest Book Review

Finley the Frog and the Magical Wishing Flower

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But the story is more than just about Canadian geese – it’s about determination, working hard and never giving up. It’s also about family bonds and, although the siblings do tease and torment Little Moe because he’s different, the family continues to work together as a caring unit.

Readers' Favorite

Little Moe Can't Fly

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An engaging tale about community response that highlights the necessity of global health care.

Kirkus Reviews

Balu Saves the Day

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This story of love, family, and community is wonderful. I love the illustrations and Balu’s story is one children will love and appreciate. I read the Kindle version and will buy the physical book for my children’s library. Loved it!

Amazon Review

Balu Saves the Day

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Very sweet and endearing story of a young child in India who barters his mother's vegetables with the doctor and pharmacist as he has no money to pay for the medicine needed for his sick Mom. Lovely story!

Goodreads Review

Balu Saves the Day

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This engaging children's story has been crafted to inspire young readers to always strive for their best and to never lose sight of their goals.

BookLife Review

Little Moe Can't Fly

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In her charming chapter book, Dee creates a thriving amphibian world in Croaksville and establishes protagonist Finley as its underfrog. 

BookLife Review

Finley the Frog and the Magical Wishing Flower

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The storyline is simple but powerful, and the graphics add a heap of playfulness to the mix: younger readers will delight in Lock’s tiny details, like one dinosaur’s underwater floaties and goggles, or the baseball team’s “dino sox” uniforms. 

BookLife Review

Sport It!

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Fans of Billy Makes Cookies (2021), the first series installment featuring the
brown-skinned, black-haired family, will be happy to see Billy return.
A strong tale about lost shoes that’s sure to spark a bit of spring cleaning.

Kirkus Review

Molly and the Lost Dance Shoes

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Original, inspiring, heartwarming, and a fun read from start to finish, "Me, and My Long, Long Hair" by author/storyteller Pria Dee and artist/illustrator Emily Hercock will hold a very special appeal to young readers as they Join Sita as she discovers the true meaning of beauty, self-identity, kindness, altruism and love. 

Midwest Reviews

Me, and My Long, Long Hair

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Pria Dee and Tina Perko’s picture book, Molly and the Picture Day:
Molly Says Cheese!, is a charming story about appearances and
what really matters most.

Readers' Favorite Review

Molly and the Picture Day: Molly Says Cheese!

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Balu shows bravery and determination to provide for his family. The glossary at the end helps young readers understand the culture of India. I look forward to teaching my son about Indian culture and exploring their cuisine.

Readers' Favorite

Balu Saves the Day

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Pria Dee and Tina Perko’s picture book, Molly and the Picture Day: Molly Says Cheese!, is a charming story about appearances and what really matters most. 

Readers' Favorite

Molly and the Picture Day: Molly Says Cheese!

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A playful story of youthful imagination that emphasizes taking responsibility.

Kirkus Review

The Moster Did It

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Pria Dee speaks to the hearts of children who are developmentally delayed with her tale of gentle encouragement. No matter how long Moe needs, his mother is there to offer him support and guidance.

Readers' Favorite

Little Moe Can't Fly

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This is a lovely book, well-written, informative, and a great read for any time of the day. Kids will want to read it over and over again.

Readers' Favorite

Little Moe Can't Fly

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