Splatter and Friends is an educational children’s book series that promotes creative
learning, self-awareness, and the secret recipe for silliness. The color of Splatter
and each of his friends symbolizes personality traits. Determine which character your
child identifies with and encourage them to express their full splaterific color!
learning, self-awareness, and the secret recipe for silliness. The color of Splatter
and each of his friends symbolizes personality traits. Determine which character your
child identifies with and encourage them to express their full splaterific color!
Swish! Swoosh! Splat-a-tat-tat! Splatter and Friends set off on another adventure
splatting inches from where Lionar, the King of Chimney Rock, was sitting. Lionar
not only made new friends, but he also discovered that everyone and everything
has color.
splatting inches from where Lionar, the King of Chimney Rock, was sitting. Lionar
not only made new friends, but he also discovered that everyone and everything
has color.
With her checklist in hand, Apricot sets out to make sure everything is ready for
Splatter and Friends annual Bat it! Splat it! baseball game. But as the day goes
on, Apricot soon discovers one key item hasn't been finished.
Splatter and Friends annual Bat it! Splat it! baseball game. But as the day goes
on, Apricot soon discovers one key item hasn't been finished.
Children's Books
A brilliantly written and illustrated educational children's book that promotes creative
learning, self-awareness and the secret recipe for silliness. Red Light! Green Light!
Splat! also includes three games your children can play at home.
learning, self-awareness and the secret recipe for silliness. Red Light! Green Light!
Splat! also includes three games your children can play at home.
Apricot Saves the Day teaches your child about the importance of friendship,
sharing, and working together through an entertaining story that will keep your
child asking questions.
sharing, and working together through an entertaining story that will keep your
child asking questions.
