Dreaming About The Many What To Do's While In Brooklyn

by Amber Benton, Ephraim Benton, Aurora Pagano (Illustrator)

Overview

When Kids Nap, Their Imagination Begins! Several kids fall asleep and dream about the many different things they could do while in Brooklyn. Their creative minds wander off on a journey to explore all the beautiful, educational, athletic and fun activities to do all over Brooklyn, NY. Are they ready for the many cool discoveries and new experiences they learn on their wonderful adventure? Dreaming About The Many What To Do's While In Brooklyn is a multi-diverse children's tourism book about kids from all walks of life enjoying different adventures in Brooklyn. A blueprint for locals or visitors to share with their parents, friends and families about this amazing borough. It also doubles as a teachers resource and educational guide for students. Even if a child lives across the country or the world, this book empowers their imagination and gives them that sense of being in Brooklyn first hand.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153033648
Publisher:	Daddy Daughter Publishing
Publication date:	06/01/2016
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Co-Founder of Daddy Daughter Publishing

Ephraim Benton's appetite for becoming a driving force in Hollywood has only been enhanced by goals to become a triple threat in the entertainment industry. Born in Brooklyn, NY and the oldest of seven, he is constantly developing his own projects, and has already executive produced, written and directed several film projects. Ephraim also landed a supporting role in the critically acclaimed award winning film "Anne B. Real" directed by Lisa France, which won 30 festivals around the world and was nominated for two 'Independent Spirit Awards'. He has starred in many films and television shows with famous actors and legendary directors. Ephraim the Actor, Director, Producer, Writer & Founder of two film festivals is a true talent that can't be denied. He has used his life experience, his success as a platform to give back to the neighborhood he was raised in with his non profit organization. In 2010, Ephraim received the 'Brooklyn Borough President's Creative Award', 'Thomas R. Fortune Artistic Award' for his humanitarian efforts and Congressional Award & Record under Obama's first administration. He created "Daddy Children's Day", which he received a proclamation in 2015 to make it an official Brooklyn Day to celebrate. He also co-founded "Daddy Daughter Publishing" with his seven year old daughter at the time, to publish her first book in 2011. So keep watching as the bricks get cemented for a powerful empire that won't be flying under the radar for long.