If There's A Book In Your Head…It's Time To Get it In To Your Hands.
Statistics show that in urban schools, an average of 90% of children who are involved in debate graduate from high school, while only 50% of the general population go on to graduate. Having worked as a teacher in the public…
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Through research for a book she was writing, award-winning journalist Margaret Bernstein became aware that the lack of a father figure was being passed down from one generation to the next. Men who grew up without a father in…
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“I’ve always been interested in the reduce, reuse, recycle campaign,” says author and educator Dina Carter Bryant. “Growing up, my grandparents loved to plant and they had their own personal garden. It took little to nothing for them to build…
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Health equity advocate and entrepreneur Elizabeth Williams is working to help parents and children alike reconnect with a love of the outdoors. “We are currently experiencing challenges that are specific to the age of technology,” Williams explains. “Rather than playing…
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Being a child no one wants is a horrible position for any youngest, especially the young boy in first-time author, Michael Joffoy’s book “The Boy Who Couldn’t Be Seen.” Abandoned by his parents and mistreated by his relatives, the young…
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In a time where news tends to vacillate between political division and natural disasters comes a sweet, children’s story that transcends season, age and ethnicity. First time children’s author Jerry Rosenstein brings to life a message of kindness, creativity…
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Many of the authors associated with Halo Publishing International have written and self-published a book for children and/or young adults. The YA market is one of the fastest growing as schools support and encourage regular reading beyond the elementary school…
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