Böcker av Jen Selinsky

A Coloring Book to teach shapes and inspire people.Welcome to a world designed and inspired by geometric shapes and patterns. Relax and unwind as you color some shapes that people use every day.

Mr. Bunny has an idea. He wants to write a song. But what will he write about? Follow Bunny as he talks to his friends in the forest and soon discovers he has the perfect lyrics to a song.Bunny's Song by Jen Selinsky: Illustrated by Zsa-Zsa Venter.

Caty likes to build robots with her dad. Everyone calls her Caty the Coder because she loves learning coding to make her robot work. She has lots of fun and hopes to build more robots. Follow along as Caty tells us how she built her robot, Jim.

Jeffrey hates gravity, mostly because he is tired of accidentally dropping things. But when Professor Updown comes to tell Jeffrey what gravity is all about, things quickly start to change direction.

The photos featured in this book were taken in areas inside and around Playhouse Square, a hip part of Cleveland. The couple were fortunate enough to stay at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, which provided them with wonderful accommodations.

This biographical work spans Duran Duran's career from their beginning in 1978 until the present day and chronicles all the highs and lows of this hard-working and still hugely popular band.

When Mrs. Morrow notices that her children are so busy playing on their cell phones, she decides to get them outside. It is a beautiful winter day and they should be playing in the snow. How can she make them realize all the fun they are missing?The adorable illustrations by Sanghamitra Dasgupta will make this a winter favorite for any child.

Springtime in London is a love story set in early 1970s England. Kate Richards is an Oklahoman dairy farmer's daughter who is flying abroad for the first time. She will stay with her expatriate aunt and British uncle and cousin, Gloria. Kate's father, Isaac, sends Kate to London in hopes that she will meet a nice upper class man to marry. Kate's world is changed, however, when she meets Steve Maddington, a rock musician whose band tours the pubs of London and the surrounding areas. Their chance meeting could be defined as love at first sight.

Deacon is proud at his first attempt at building a robot. After his overeager father, Kyle, installs a voice modulator without Deacon's knowledge, the entire family becomes aware of the robot's sentience. It doesn't take long for the new creation to make demands and assess the human race as flawed and weak. For fear that harm will come to his family, Kyle decides that he must obey the robot's orders to be taken to a facility so that it can communicate with others of its kind. After all, A.I. is flawless, or so it thinks.

This beautiful collection of untitled poetry by author Jen Selinsky will evoke visions of beauty and nature. Her descriptive way of writing is a delight. Poetry lovers will thoroughly enjoy this collection.

Henry Pumpkin dreams of being a basketball. Basketballs are perfectly round, and kids love them. Halloween is over, and Henry is afraid that he no longer has a purpose. Will he discover that it is okay to be yourself?

Have you ever had an imaginary friend? This book is full of all sorts of imaginary friends. Could one be yours?Alongside each colored story page is a coloring page that you can make your own.This unique book allows the child to see the colored picture and then color the page opposite it the same or make it their own unique design.

Home Town, New Town is not just another photography book. This work contains outdoor photos of the town where I grew up, Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania and my adoptive town where I've lived since 2005, Sellersburg, Indiana.

The bananas are blue! The apples are purple. Billy is boggled and can't believe his eyes. What has caused all this mixed up fruit? What will Billy do?

The bananas are blue! The apples are purple. Billy is boggled and can't believe his eyes. What has caused all this mixed up fruit? What will Billy do?

Mr. Bunny has an idea. He wants to write a song. But what will he write about? Follow Bunny as he talks to his friends in the forest and soon discovers he has the perfect lyrics to a song.

Every child should be encouraged to be confident in who they are. You Are You! encourages children to be themselves, no matter what size, height, color, or personality they are! This adorable story by Jen Selinsky is brought to life with illustrations by Em Vickers.