Sue Matinkah’s Simple Children’s Guide to the Water Cycle Exhibited at the L.A. Times Festival of Books 2023

Whether it is the simple facts of mathematics, history, or science, children need to practice reading in order to understand very important knowledge about the world they live in. That is why the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2023 featured plenty of new authors who carry on the work of teaching basic knowledge to a new generation of readers.

It is why Sue Matinkah, a grandmother and recently published children’s book author, has begun releasing her own series of books that teach simple lessons about the natural world.

One of these books is called “Splish Splash Water,” a story that talks about the water cycle and the importance of water to all life on Earth. With the help of ReadersMagnet, a book marketing and self-publishing company, Matinkah’s work was among those exhibited at the literary festival.

“Splish Splash Water” covers all the basics of how water changes into different states of matter (between solid, liquid, and gas). Young readers also get to know fun facts, such as how much water there is on the planet. Lastly, it invites readers to think about the benefits they enjoy from water and why it is so important for life.

Matinkah has a deep, personal fondness for nature and the environment that contributed much to her writing her series. By teaching them about the importance of preserving nature through her books, she hopes to leave a lasting impact that guides them to preserve the future of the planet.

Get a copy of “Splish Splash Water” by Sue Ann Matinkhah on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ReadersMagnet Bookstore. For updates on new books in Susan Matinkah’s nature series, please visit her website at https://www.suematinkhah.com/.

“Splish Splash Water”
Author | Sue Ann Matinkhah
Published date | September 28, 2022
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Genre | Children’s Book

Author Bio
Sue Matinkhah has lived in Saginaw Michigan most of her life. She has three grown children that live in Michigan with their families. She has six grandchildren four girls and two boys. Sue decided to write environmental children’s books because nature and our environment are very important to her personally and for the Earth and the younger the children learn about it the more impact it will have on them the better and the World will be for them.

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