BLOOMINGTON, IN, August 20, 2010 (Press-News.org) "We're Three: A Story about Families and the Only Child" by Vivian Cameron-Gallo is a self published book that captures the essence of a family of three. This Trafford published book is the recipient of Creative Child Magazine's 2010 Book of the Year Award for children's interactive books. This comes after receiving last year's Seal of Excellence Award for children's picture books. We're Three will be featured in Creative Child Magazine's Holiday Issue.
Unlike other children's books, "We're Three" features interactive pages primarily designed to help the stereotypical "only child" out of their isolation. This self published book is an interactive story about the activities of a family of three.
Children will surely have fun reading the story and drawing pictures of their own families on dedicated pages. "We're Three" is a must read, not only for families of three, but for families of all sizes.
About the Author
Vivian Cameron-Gallo is a freelance interior display designer. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology majoring in Display and Exhibit Design, she has more than two decades of design experience. Her family of three inspired this story when she noticed that there are few Children's Picture Books around today with a focus on the development of only children. Her concept is a Children's Book that not only features stories; but allows children to journal their own family experiences.
About the Illustrator
All images are created by Christina Simcic. A dedicated and successful artist, Christina Simcic is constantly eager to learn new ways to express her artistic skills. Working on this book gave her the chance to express her inner child and do what children love most - play with color pens.
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About Trafford Publishing
Trafford Publishing was the first company in the world to offer an "on-demand publishing service," and has led the independent publishing revolution since its establishment in 1995. Trafford was also one of the earliest publishers to utilize the Internet for selling books. More than 10,000 authors from over 120 countries have utilized Trafford's experience for self-publishing their books.
Since its inception in 1995, Trafford lead the independent publishing revolution. We publish more than two percent of all new titles released in North America. Now there are a dozen or so companies offering variations on our original innovative service - yet we believe ours is still the best suited for most authors' needs. The enhancements and improvements in our service have been based on the suggestions of over 10,000 very creative people (our authors) from more than 120 countries.
Creative Child Magazine Recognizes "We're Three," a Book from Trafford Publishing
Creative Child Magazine Recognizes a Trafford Publishing title for the second time.
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