<p>Junot Díaz famously once said, “If you want to make a human being into a monster, deny them, at the cultural level, any reflection of themselves.” “Moon Patrol” promotes the “story of us all,” ensuring that children’s bookshelves contain diverse, non-majority narratives of kids of all different races. A space exploration adventure and humor picture book series for young and early readers, focusing on themes of inclusion and diversity. Axis travels the galaxy helping the helpless, righting wrongs and solving problems! A race of aliens have altered their DNA to eradicate any diversity or specialty, leaving their world in ruins. With no one too smart or too strong, for example, there is no one to fix the machines, or lift debris out of the road. Axis helps show them the importance of diversity and the value of having different cultures in a society. Using his magical space age guitar, he adds color and variety to the planet and formally Grey Aliens.</p>

Moon Patrol

Children's Books

Clester, Shane

Hughes, Devin C.

Humor

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

How do you stop a bully? With nearly one third of all school children facing some type of bullying on a regular basis, the answers  don't come easy. And, as aggressive behavior becomes more sophisticated, it becomes harder to recognize. Bullying doesn't just include physical or verbal abuse. It includes cyber and social bullying as well. The comic, How to Be a Hero, shows how to spot the  subtle signs of bullying and how to understand the direct and indirect effects on everyone involved. It also offers specific actions a person can take to address bullying. Even more importantly, How to be a Hero calls on everyone in a bullying situation to step in and change the dynamic: to be a hero. Only when everyone is accountable for being involved can we create an environment where bullying is no longer tolerated.

How to Be a Hero: A Comic Book about Bullying

Westberg, Kristin

Growing Up & Facts of Life

RTC Publishing

There comes a time in every person's life when darkness creeps in. In these times, we can not allow this darkness to envelop us. We must strive for more. We must endeavor to bring light to the world. We must lead with love. We must be CRUSADERS! About this Double Issue: Bossman and Double Dutch have created the perfect mind-control device. What they weren't expecting was a villain from the future looking to steal their invention. But the evil Mister Mayhem has world domination in his blood. Crusader City is full of real-life superheroes, but can a team be assembled who can work together to stop this evil ... or is the planet doomed to become mindless robots at the mercy of Mister Mayhem??? About the Crusaders: In 2013, seven Round Table Companies (RTC) authors and 350 backers from a Kickstarter campaign united in the desire to teach the youth of the world that super powers reside in each and every one of us. Based on real-life superheroes, the Crusaders (Alesia Shute, Devin Hughes, Tom Sult, Jacqueline Camacho-Ruiz, Kathy Young, Mark Cripe, and Angelica Harris) are devoted to living the core values of Crusader City: joy, honesty, growth, brilliance, momentum, community, and love.

The Crusaders

Comics & Graphic Novels

Blake, Corey Michael

Graphic Novels

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