LaKesha Capers-Glover

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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

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Great book with a powerful ​and relatable message! ​Great illustrations and the ​glossary is an added ​bonus. Would definitely ​recommend to family and ​friends.

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- Debra W

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This is a sweet and ​touching story. It's ​motivational, it rhymes ​and has a great ending. ​My 5 year old loved it.

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Excellent book! It ​teaches children to stop, ​think, regain your focus ​and to keep being great. ​Would recommend.

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- Anonymous

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- Anonymous

The Bending Blue Flower

The Lion Who Misplaced His Roar

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Excellent book about ​confidence and finding ​your voice. Would ​definitely recommend!

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- Kayla C

The Lion Who Misplaced His Roar

The Bending Blue Flower

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LATEST RELEASE

I AM

I AM

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A Journey Of Self Discovery

A Journey Of Self Discovery

I Am A Journey Of Self Discovery explores the wonders of imagination and creativity This enchanting story encourages children to celebrate their uniqueness and believe that the world is full of endless possibilities

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BOOKS

The bending blue flower

The bending blue flower

Through the use of rhyming and vivid illustrations, The ​Bending Blue Flower is an award-winning, enlightening ​story about generosity, strength, potential and the ​enduring power of kindness.

Available in eBook and Paperback

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the lion who misplaced his roar

the lion who misplaced his roar

The Lion Who Misplaced His Roar is a story about strength ​and courage that teaches the importance of finding your ​voice.

Available in eBook and Paperback

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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LaKesha was born in Buffalo, NY where some of her fondest memories are of playing kickball and ​softball in the park, hopscotch, splash pads, making snow angels, and grandma’s house.


At the age of 7, her parents moved this northern girl to the south, Albany, Ga., where she lived for 12 ​years. Some of her many joys during this time were riding her bike, skating, playing the clarinet, ​reading, writing, and hanging out with friends. LaKesha was also involved in an array of clubs and ​organizations including, ballet/tap dance, Girl Scouts, Jack & Jill of America, NAACP and the junior ​choir and usher board, which all fostered life long skills. During her high school years, she was a ​member of the varsity track & field team and the marching & concert band. As a teenager, her most ​notable accomplishments were being selected to perform in both District and All-County band, being ​named “Most Talented” by her senior class, and being crowned Miss Black & Gold by the Alpha Phi ​Alpha’s scholarship pageant.


At age 19, LaKesha returned to New York to attend college where she studied Child Psychology, ​Behavioral Science, and Health & Human Services. Working with children has always been a rewarding ​experience for her. She is a supporter of the National Association for Children’s Behavioral Health, as ​helping children understand their own thought processes, emotional responses, and stress reactions so ​that they can manage them in healthy, safe, and appropriate ways is a fulfilling mission. LaKesha is also ​a wife and mother of two talented and creative young adults. Outside of writing, she enjoys watching ​movies, music, and meditating.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

as a writer

as a writer

LaKesha has always expressed herself through music and writing. If she ​wasn’t playing her clarinet, you could rest assured that a notebook and pen ​were nearby. She took a liking to writing in the third grade where she wrote ​her first fictional story titled “The Scary House”. OK, the title may have ​needed a little work, but the story was definitely packed with action and ​suspense, earning her an A+. Today, she enjoys writing stories that explore ​feelings and emotions, funny feel-good books, and stories that encourage ​and inspire. Lakesha is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers ​& Illustrators and an award winning author from Children’s Book ​International. Beyond the colorful pages of children’s books, she enjoys ​writing poetry and short stories. She is constantly seeking inspiration from ​the world around her with the understanding that every moment is a ​potential story waiting to be told.

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RESOURCES

RESOURCES

Tips for Promoting a Fun Reading Experience ​for Children

In the realm of childhood development, fostering a love for reading is an invaluable ​gift that can open up a world of imagination, knowledge, and creativity. By making the ​reading experience enjoyable and engaging, educators and caregivers can instill a ​lifelong love for books and learning in young minds.

1. Create a Positive ​Reading Environment

Establish a cozy and ​inviting reading corner in ​the classroom with ​comfortable seating, good ​lighting, and a variety of ​age-appropriate books. A ​welcoming environment ​can make children

eager to dive into the ​world of stories.

TIPS FOR TEACHERS

TIPS FOR TEACHERS

2. INTERACTIVE READ-​ALOUD SESSIONS

3. INCORPORATE ​TECHNOLOGY

4. ORGANIZE BOOK CLUBS & ​READING CHALLENGES

Engage students by ​incorporating interactive ​read-aloud sessions where ​they can participate by ​asking questions, making ​predictions, or even acting ​out parts of the story. This ​interactive approach ​makes reading a ​collaborative and ​enjoyable activity.

Utilize educational apps, ​audio-books, and online ​resources to supplement ​traditional reading ​materials. Technology can ​add an element of fun and ​interactivity to the ​reading experience, ​especially for tech-savvy ​young learners.

Encourage a sense of ​community and friendly ​competition by organizing ​book clubs or reading ​challenges in the ​classroom. Children can ​discuss their favorite ​books, recommend titles ​to each other, and set ​reading goals fostering a ​culture of reading among ​peers.

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1 Lead by Example

Parents are powerful role ​models for their children. ​Demonstrate your love for ​reading by setting aside time ​for reading in your daily ​routine. Children are more ​likely to see reading as a ​pleasurable activity if they ​witness their parents enjoying ​books.


Tips for Promoting a Fun Reading Experience for Children:

Tips for Promoting a Fun Reading Experience for Children:

Guidance for Parents/ Caregivers

Guidance for Parents/ Caregivers

1. Create a Positive Reading

Environment: Establish a cozy and inviti

reading corner in the classroom with

comfortable seating, good lighting, and a

variety of age-appropriate books. A

welcoming environment can make childre

eager to dive into the world of stories.

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2 Make Reading a Bonding Activity
3 Visit Libraries

Incorporate reading into ​quality time with your child by ​reading together, taking turns ​reading aloud, or discussing ​books. This shared experience ​not only strengthens the ​parent-child bond but also ​makes reading a fun and ​meaningful activity.


Take regular trips to libraries ​with your child to explore new ​titles and genres. Allow your ​child to choose books that ​awakens their interest, ​empowering them to take ​ownership of their reading ​choices.


4 Celebrate Milestones Achievements


Acknowledge and

celebrate your child's reading ​milestones whether it's ​finishing a challenging book, ​reaching a reading goal, or ​discovering a new favorite ​author. Positive reinforcement

can motivate children to ​continue their reading journey ​with enthusiasm.


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