Creatively Crafted Children’s Books Instill Values to Young Readers
Anti-bullying advocate from Jamaica expresses her support for diversity through creative writing
The books reflect Crosdale’s fascination for writing and her advocacy for diversity.
Rebecca Crosdale takes readers deep into the stupendous lush of the garden in “The Garden in the Hood” and mesmerizes children into acquiring essential social skills in her value-driven children’s story “The Frog in the Pond.”
“The Frog in the Pond” is an offspring of her anti-bullying efforts. The book teaches children how to be sensitive and mindful in communicating with others. She creatively used her talent for storytelling as an effective means in giving a lasting erudition to children.
In her other book, “The Garden in the Hood,” she colorfully stresses the importance of giving value to the seemingly unnoticeable beautiful things around us in the middle of chaos and disorganization. She weaves a tale, through a vivid illustration, of how the hidden garden in the neighborhood beautifully transforms as the season dramatically changes.
The books reflect Crosdale’s fascination for writing and her advocacy for diversity. She uses her talent and love for the craft as ways to influence readers and to insinuate values as part of her intention to bring harmony in one another.
The Garden in the Hood
Written by Rebecca Crosdale
Paperback | $9.99
Hardcover | $20.99
Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.
The Frog in the Pond
Written by Rebecca Crosdale
Kindle | $3.99
Paperback | $16.99
Hardcover | $28.99
Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.
About the Author
Rebecca Crosdale is a children’s book author who loves to write stories conveying deep values that are essential to a child’s daily living. She has previously published several books, namely, “A True Ghost Story of Ireland,” “A Thump in the Garden,” “The Spider in My Den,” and “When a Spider Came to Stay.” She is a Jamaican native who migrated to England before permanently residing in the United States. She currently works as Medicaid Service Coordinator and advocates for people with intellectual disabilities. Crosdale also holds an active advocacy against bullying.
More information about the author and her work is available at www.rebeccacrosdalebooks.com
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