Rich Linville

A day without laughter is a day wasted—and this book makes sure kids never run out of reasons to giggle.Jokes for Kids and How to Tell Them is a joyful, confidence‑building guide for young comedians ages 7–13. Packed with clean, silly, and delightfully clever jokes, this book invites kids to explore wordplay, timing, and the simple magic of making someone smile. Each page offers an easy‑to‑understand joke paired with bright, kid‑friendly illustrations that keep readers turning pages and sharing their favorites with friends, siblings, and parents.But this book goes beyond just jokes. Rich Linville gently teaches the art of humor—how to pause before the punchline, how to read the...

Why do people celebrate Cinco de Mayo? What happened on that historic day, and why does it continue to inspire pride, courage, and cultural celebration?This clear and engaging introduction to the holiday brings young readers into the dramatic moment when, in 1862, a small and determined Mexican force faced the powerful French army at the Battle of Puebla. With accessible language and a storyteller’s touch, the book helps students understand:What Cinco de Mayo commemoratesHow Mexico defended itself against foreign invasionWhy the victory became a symbol of resilience and unityHow the holiday is celebrated today in the United States and MexicoPerfect for ages 9–16, this book supports:Socia...

Honor. Courage. Sacrifice. These are the values at the heart of Memorial Day, and this engaging children’s book helps young readers understand why the holiday matters.In this clear, accessible introduction, students learn what Memorial Day is, why it is observed, and how we honor the men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces. This book guides readers through the meaning behind the holiday with a thoughtful, kid‑friendly approach.Perfect for ages 9–15, this book supports:History lessons about American holidays and traditionsCivics discussions about service, sacrifice, and gratitudeClassroom read‑alouds that spark reflection and respectful conversationIndependent readi...

In Valentine's Day with the Lovebugs in Valentine Land, children will visit the magical world of Valentine Land, where Candy Flowers bloom, Caramel Trees shimmer, and kindness floats through the air like glitter. Meet Cupid the Lovebug, your cheerful guide through a land where every day is filled with sweetness, friendship, and fun.But today, something is terribly wrong… Cupid’s Valentine cards have disappeared! Without them, the whole celebration might fall apart. Who took them? Where could they be? And will Valentine Land lose its sparkle forever?Young readers join Cupid on a delightful adventure full of color, curiosity, and heart. Along the way, they’ll discover:The playful magic o...

Phil is a young groundhog with one big problem: everyone expects him to predict the weather, but he’s not sure he’s ready for such an important job. As Groundhog Day approaches, Phil faces his fears, asks big questions, and discovers that being brave doesn’t mean being perfect — it means showing up, trying your best, and believing in yourself.This charming story invites children to follow Phil through his worries, his surprises, and his big moment on February 2nd. With gentle humor, colorful characters, and interactive questions, young readers explore themes of confidence, responsibility, and what it feels like to step into a role you’re not sure you can fill.Perfect for classrooms...

Three Great Black Americans is an interactive book that brings young readers face‑to‑face with three of the most influential figures in Black American history: Harriet Tubman, Martin Luther King Jr., and George Washington Carver. Each of them changed the world in a different way—one through daring rescues and freedom missions, one through peaceful protest and a dream of equality, and one through scientific brilliance and a heart for helping others.Through short chapters, reflective questions, and hands‑on activities, readers explore:Harriet Tubman’s bravery as she risked her life to lead enslaved people to freedom.Dr. King’s powerful voice for fairness, dignity, and peaceful chan...

George Washington Carver’s journey began in hardship, but his spirit was rooted in wonder. This interactive book invites young readers to follow Carver from his early years—when he collected plants and dreamed of learning—to his groundbreaking work as a scientist, teacher, and environmental visionary.Children discover how Carver transformed simple crops into hundreds of useful products, helped farmers rebuild their soil, and used science as a tool for healing communities. Through short chapters, reflective questions, and hands‑on activities, readers don’t just learn about Carver’s inventions—they connect with his curiosity, humility, and belief that knowledge should be shared t...

At just six years old, Ruby Bridges stepped into history with a courage far beyond her years. This interactive book invites young readers to walk beside Ruby as she becomes the first Black child to integrate an all‑white elementary school in New Orleans — a moment that changed the civil rights movement and the country itself.Through Ruby’s eyes, readers experience the fear, hope, and determination of a child who refused to back down. Reflective questions help students connect personally with Ruby’s journey, encouraging them to think about fairness, kindness, and what it means to stand up for what’s right even when you feel small.Perfect for classrooms, homeschooling, Black History ...

Oprah Winfrey is a heartfelt, inspiring story about finding your voice, believing in your worth, and rising above hardship.Before she became one of the most influential women in the world, Oprah Winfrey was a young girl facing challenges that would have discouraged many. This historical‑fiction story invites mature children and young adults to walk beside Oprah as she discovers the power of self‑love, resilience, and courage.Readers follow Oprah through moments of struggle and triumph—her early years in Mississippi, her love of storytelling, her determination to learn, and the inner strength she builds along the way. Through reflective questions and interactive prompts, young readers a...

Mary Seacole is a vibrant, interactive journey into the life of a brave healer who refused to let barriers stop her from helping others.Mary Seacole’s story is one of determination, compassion, and unstoppable courage. Born in Jamaica to a free Black woman and a Scottish soldier, Mary learned the art of healing from her mother and grew up dreaming of helping people across the world. When war broke out in Crimea, she traveled thousands of miles—on her own—to care for wounded soldiers when others turned her away.This interactive book invites young readers to step into Mary’s shoes as she mixes medicines, comforts the sick, and builds the famous “British Hotel” near the battlefield....