HAMPTON, NH, September 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) Donna Raye has released Edison the Firefly and the Invention of the Light Bulb, book two in the Edison the Firefly multilingual series. The full-color 28-page children's picture book includes English, Spanish and Portuguese translations and continues the story of a young inventor, Edison the Firefly.
Edison the Firefly is a little different than the other fireflies -- he can't glow. He tries and tries but instead of giving up, he turns to science once again. In this installment, young readers join Edison as he shows them his discovery and how it helps others. The paperback not only teaches children science in Edison's fictional world but also educates them through several different languages -- all in the same book.
"The Edison the Firefly series is fittingly one of the most inventive children's book products I have ever seen," said J. J. Hebert of MindStir Media, the author's publisher. "Donna Raye does a fantastic job educating children -- subtly, of course -- through her lovable main character, Edison."
Edison the Firefly and the Invention of the Light Bulb (Multilingual Edition) is available at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble and other fine retailers for less than $10.
About the author:
Donna Raye is the author of Sands of Sanibel, the Faith a Leapin' Series, and the Edison the Firefly Series. She currently lives in Florida. Her official website is www.donnaraye.com.
About the publisher:
MindStir Media is a full-service self-publishing company that provides self-publishing assistance via several self-publishing packages. The packages include mentoring from a bestselling author; custom book design; royalties up to 100%; publishing in paperback, ebook and audiobook; book distribution and marketing; and more. Visit the publisher's website at www.MindStirMedia.com.
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MindStir Media Author Continues Multilingual Children's Book Series with Release of Latest Installment
Donna Raye, with the help of MindStir Media, has published the second book in her Edison the Firefly series.
2012-09-21
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[Press-News.org] MindStir Media Author Continues Multilingual Children's Book Series with Release of Latest InstallmentDonna Raye, with the help of MindStir Media, has published the second book in her Edison the Firefly series.