Why am I passionate about this?
I wrote Billy Balloon in fourth grade for a writing exercise. I remember the teacher reading it to the whole class. I was filled with pride. Then through the years I’d revisit the story and think about getting it published. Many years later, with the support and encouragement from my family, I finally decided to go through with it. We then went from wanting to publish one book to building a brand similar to Curious George and Thomas the Train. We had such a great experience and fun time we also decided to share the adventure with others. We invite readers to submit ideas for other books in the Billy Balloon series through our website.
Jack's book list on children’s stories you wish you had written
Why did Jack love this book?
This one is part of a small group of books I’m going to keep and one day read to my grandchildren.
I hope printed books will still be around. This board book holds a special place. My kids learned names of colors and shapes with this book.
This is the book I remember sitting my kids on my lap, watching them turn pages with their chubby little hands, while I read to them.
1 author picked Nova the Robot Builds a Friend as one of their favorite books, and they share why you should read it. This book is for kids age 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Youngsters can learn their colors and shapes as they help Nova the Robot build himself a friend, in a robot-shaped board book which features the author's popular eight-year-old robot boy, Nova.
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