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 Max is a young boy with big dreams, starting his journey on the path of karate. From his first white belt to his black belt and beyond, Max learns that karate is more than just kicks and punches. It’s about respect, focus, and finding strength within himself. With the guidance of his wise sensei and the support of his family, Max discovers what it means to be a true warrior—not just in the dojo, but in life.

Join Max as he trains with dedication, faces challenges with courage, and learns valuable lessons that will shape him into a young leader. 

The Crane and the Grandmaster is a unique blend of martial arts philosophy, personal journey, and behind-the-scenes storytelling from one of the most beloved films of the 1980s, the Karate Kid.

Published by Phoenix Moirai, MINDCRAFT - The Educational Singularity delves into the near-future and what can happen if Artificial Intelligence take over Education.

 Dance in Your Pants! is a joyful, inclusive celebration of movement, imagination, and self-expression for children of all abilities and backgrounds. 

 In this heartwarming and whimsical picture book, Waltzing Through the Years celebrates the timeless beauty of dance, love, and growing old together. The story follows Bob and Betty, an endearing elderly couple who may move a bit slower these days, but never miss a chance to dance. 

Hamilton Girl is a heartwarming and empowering middle-grade novel that follows twelve-year-old Mara Wilson, a bright, imaginative half-Asian girl growing up in Southern California. 

Join Mason and Niko on a buzzing backyard adventure!

In Mason and Niko’s Bug Brigade, two curious boys discover a magical world hidden right under their noses — in the grass, leaves, and petals of their very own garden. 

BackStage is a raucously funny compilation of stories, tales, and gems from the Golden Era of entertainment circa 1960 - 1980. The stories are told by the Marty Harrell, bass trombonist who played in the Tommy Dorsey band, with Frank Sinatra and later toured with Elvis’ Orchestra into the Rock & Roll era and to his end.