Apricot Saves the Day - Splatter and Friends

by Melissa Perry Moraja

Overview

With her checklist in hand, Apricot sets out to make sure everything is ready for Splatter and Friends annual Bat it! Splat it! baseball game. But as the day goes on, Apricot soon discovers one key item hasn't been finished.

Apricot Saves the Day! teaches your child about the importance of friendship, sharing, and working together through an entertaining story that will keep your child asking questions.

Apricot Saves the Day! is a fun to read rhyming children's story that a mom wrote and illustrated with the help of her children.

Splatter and Friends is an educational children's book series that promotes creative learning, self-awareness, and the secret recipe for silliness. The color of Splatter and each of his friends symbolizes personality traits. Determine which character your child identifies with and encourage them to express their full splaterific color
Target age is 2 - 6 years old.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012367563
Publisher:	Melissa Productions
Publication date:	03/23/2011
Series:	Splatter and Friends , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	32
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	3 - 5 Years

About the Author

Melissa Perry Moraja, Founder and Owner of Melissa Productions, Inc., is a multifaceted, inspirational business woman and creative producer, authoring and illustrating numerous children's books and self-help books. Her brands include: Splatter and Friends who are the Guardians of the Prism, The Wunderkind Family who are an extraordinary gifted family and Not Your Ordinary Psychic Mom blog. She has written articles (Color and Its Affect), been interviewed on television (PBS-discussing How to Raise Creative Children and promoting Splatter and Friends children’s books), spoken in front of hundreds of people (Southern Women’s Show), and successfully achieved two degrees (undergraduate degree in finance and graduate degree in marketing).

Melissa believes in family and raising children in a creative, loving, and inspirational environment. She herself has four young children (9 year old boy, 8 year old boy/girl twins, and a one year old) that have truly helped her continue seeing the world through a child’s eyes—pure creative imagination! In 2007, Melissa made a decision to leave her successful career at IBM to become a full-time mom and pursue her passion as an author, speaker, and consultant.