Children's Books at Ling Publishing
2020 THE YEAR THE WORLD CHANGED
The year 2020 was a pivotal moment, often referred to as the year the world changed, as everyone faced unprecedented challenges due to the Covid-19 virus. Even though several years have passed since then, the scars left by the pandemic remain fresh in our memories. This global crisis altered everyday life in ways that still resonate today. In the Counting Candles book, we explore these changes through the innocent and curious eyes of a child. It captures how Covid-19 transformed the world, making it an insightful read for all the little explorers navigating this new reality.
Counting Candles
Counting Candles is a delightful story that revolves around siblings Chandler and Carlie, who developed a love for counting at an early age while counting candles at birthday parties. As the youngest of seven siblings, they enjoyed competing to see who could count the candles on the cake the fastest at various celebrations. This charming narrative is part of the Little Explorers book series and stands out as a memorable tale, especially in 2020, the year the world changed, highlighting the joy of simple moments.
The Little Explorers
This is a story about four elementary students, best friends from different nationalities, who unite as the little Explorers. In 2020, the year the world changed, their curiosity about the universe created by the Creator flourished. Whether in class or during their adventures, they engage in educated discussions inspired by their favorite creations, just like the themes found in the Counting Candles book and the Little Explorers book.
Who Can You Trust
Rocko and Lotto are two childhood friends who find themselves caught in a tough situation at a young age. This tragedy leads to their time in juvenile detention, a pivotal moment in 2020, the year the world changed. While serving their sentences, they choose different paths for their futures, leading to new friendships and unique challenges. As they navigate this cold world, surrounded by new friends, they must question who they can truly trust. For readers interested in exploring similar themes, check out the 'Counting Candles' book and the 'Little Explorers' book, which delve into the complexities of friendship and growth during turbulent times.
Sparkle City
Remy Davis, a well-respected guy from Spartanburg, South Carolina, had just finished serving a ten-year sentence in state prison. After years of incarceration with no money and no family support, Remy was released. He then linked up with his long-time friend T-Bird, dreaming of a future where he could become wealthy. This story is not just about Remy; it reflects the narrative of 2020, the year the world changed, revealing how circumstances can shape our choices and paths. After you read this story, you'll gain a different perspective on guys like Remy, who made the wrong choices and later sought to change. In the end, we are all products of our environment. For those looking to explore themes of redemption and personal growth, consider checking out the 'Counting Candles' book and the 'Little Explorers' book.
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Crossed Out
Cartel is a fifteen-year-old drug runner from New Jersey who just got released from juvie. After spending time locked up, his father moved down to South Carolina following his mother's rejection, leaving him with nowhere to turn. Thankfully, the Money Bag Gang in Florence, S.C. quickly brought him into their operation, assigning him as their new runner. During this transformative time, reminiscent of how 2020 was the year the world changed, he met De'Asia, the daughter of Money Bag's leader, Rico. Intelligent and captivating, Cartel can't wait to learn more about her. Likewise, De'Asia is used to getting what she wants, and she has set her sights on Cartel. In the midst of chaos, their story unfolds like the themes in the 'Counting Candles' book and the adventure found in 'Little Explorers' book, creating an enthralling narrative of youthful ambition and desire.
Jones Family Tree
The Jones Family Tree traces its roots back to a slave plantation in Richmond, Virginia. After years of bloodshed, the Jones family finally gained their freedom and migrated to a small town in South Carolina, where they achieved success and ownership. However, in 2014, they attracted the attention of a racist detective named Clark, who had been on the police force for a decade, spending most of his time harassing black individuals. The day he discovered the wealth of the Jones family marked the beginning of a relentless pursuit. This story, much like the events of 2020, the year the world changed, is also reflected in books like 'Counting Candles' and 'Little Explorers', which highlight the struggles and triumphs of families throughout history.
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