Larry's Library

06/26/2024

"The most important opinion you have is the opinion you have of yourself." -Zig Ziglar

Encourage children to pursue as many different avenues of creativity as possible while helping them to develop a healthy self image at an early age.

04/14/2024

After alot of hardwork and overcoming multiple obstacles... We are very proud to announce the release of our first ever childrens book!

"Good News Comes In Twos: the Surprise of Having Twins." Is now available to purchase online or at a bookstore near you!

Good News Comes In Twos: the Surprise of Having Twins

03/19/2024

"Good News Comes In Twos : The Surprise of Having Twins" our newest childrens book will be hitting the shelfs in a couple weeks!

Get access to an early copy in exchange for an honest review today!

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03/11/2024

Books develop and nourish kids’ imaginations, expanding their worlds. Picture books introduce young children to the world of art and literature. Novels and nonfiction books stimulate kids’ sensory awareness, helping kids to see, hear, taste, feel, and smell on an imagined level. Books inform our imaginations, inspiring creativity.

02/29/2024

• Children who choose what they read and have an informal environment in which to read tend to be more motivated, read more and show greater language and literacy development.

• Students who are read to at least three times a week by a family member are almost twice as likely to score in the top 25% in reading compared to children who are read to less than 3 times a week.

02/21/2024

• A study by Common Sense Media found that children between the ages of 8-12 spend an average of 4 hours and 36 minutes on screen media every day, which includes TV, video games, and mobile devices.

• The same study also found that only 29% of children in this age group read books for fun every day.

• A report by the National Literacy Trust Trust found that children who have access to books at home are more likely to be proficient readers and perform better in school.

• The same report also found that children who read for pleasure are more likely to have better mental health and well-being.

“If you are a leader, if you want to be one, you have to read. You cannot grow in your leadership without learning from others and that requires reading” -Margaret Fuller

02/19/2024

** New Release **

"Good News Comes in Twos : the Surprise of Having Twins" by Bret Zak

"The news of twins hits every family differently. It's a surprise that will undoubtedly leave us feeling a variety of emotions... Happy, anxious, excited, nervous, and even a bit overwhelmed at times.

Join our young narrator as she faces this unexpected surprise and learns how to deal with her emotions to take on this exciting challenge as a new big sister."

Coming soon to a bookstore near you!