Discover a Treasure Trove of Books Teaching About History and our Natural World
by Corinne M. Litzenberg
What People Are Saying…
About The Teacher Who Made a Difference
An exciting new book for children, The Teacher Who Made a Difference, written by noted children’s author, Corinne M. Litzenberg, is now available. The story portrays a close relationship between Corinne and her third grade teacher, Mrs. Mabel. They work their way through challenging situations related to stuttering. Corinne wins a coveted award, but that, in turn, leads to more challenges. Litzenberg incorporated another passion into her book: learning outside the classroom in the natural world. “Some children learn best outside, with the plants and animal, which also has a calming effect on children, but especially those with disabilities,” said Litzenberg. Dr. Litzenberg’s lovely book demonstrates so many of our lessons for children who stutter in a way that is easy to relate to,” said Jane Fraser, President of the Stuttering Foundation. “We think of Corinne as the Author Who Made a Difference!”
— Jane Fraser, President of The Stuttering Foundation
About Ice Cream Cones and Heart Stones
For parents who struggle with talking to their Children about grieving, Ice Cream Cones and Heart Stones, A Child’s Grief Journey is an excellent place to begin explaining an experience that all of us will face at some point in our lives. The illustrations by Daphne Blaker visually capture the moments of Madison’s haps to hurting to healing journey.
—Lt. Col. Eric Luppold, co-founder of Two Guys and a Bible podcast
Ice Cream Cones and Heart Stones is a beautiful depiction of the hope that can emerge from grief. All of us can learn deeply from how children process grief. This makes this book appropriate for all ages.
—Elizabeth Acosta. Campus Pasot, Mountain Christian Church
About Ben and the Brass Check, A Lewes Life-Saving Station Story
“What sets this story apart is how beautifully it portrays the courage, dedication, and self-sacrifice of surfmen like Levi Lynch.Vivid descriptions and archival images immerse readers in the historical setting that brings these unsung heroes back to life. Lessons of teamwork, integrity, and bravery offer a meaningful message to children about doing the right thing, no matter the challenges. Litzenberg’s story will inspire future generations to value the importance of service and history.”
—Capt. Wes Pulver, USCG (Ret.), President, National Coast Guard Museum Association