Catalog of Our Books
WeWrite Kids! Books have been created within boardrooms, classrooms, a
manufacturing plant, and even a bookstore. Children's or teens' creative energies
and honesty are ignited to their fullest potential. "From the mouths of
babes" comes a fresh look at your products or services.
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ISBN 1-57635-059-2
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#48 State Fair Time Warp
By WeWrite Kids, Illustrated by Troy Freeman
Two children from 1853 stumble upon a time machine at the very first Illinois State Fair.
Join them as they travel through time, exploring many exciting changes in Illinois history.
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ISBN 1-57635-058-4
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#47 A Goo Idea!
By WeWrite Kids, Illustrated by Troy Freeman
A Goo Idea! teaches kids basic principles of saving and money management.
As the main character, Icantthinkofit discovered, it's all about believing in yourself and learning how easy it is to save money.
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ISBN 1-57635-057-6
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#46 War? I'm Scared!
By WeWrite Kids, Illustrated by Norman Calmese
A book by kids for kids, captures the spirit of America in a compelling story.
Through the eyes of a dog, the story takes the reader from the first hours of the World Trade Center terror to down-to-earth solutions over a few days.
The key message from children, is that everyone can play an important part in making the world a better place.
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#45 Teens Talk: "Keep Us Drug Free!"
By We Write Teens. Illustrated by Troy Freeman
Booklet written by teens for parents about how to keep their kids off drugs.
Teens Talk: "Keep Us Drug Free!" was created within a workshop setting at Prevention First, Inc.
Illustrator Troy Freeman sketched while the co-authors brainstormed and acted out the story--for parents.
It's a powerful message and includes tips for parents.
Copies can be obtained from Prevention First, Inc. (217)793-7353.
(The booklet is no longer available through WeWrite Company.)
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ISBN 1-57635-056-8
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#44 Let's ALL Have FUN!
By WeWrite Kids (F.U.N. in Jacksonville, Illinois), Illustrated by Judy Swallow
Gritch, who had eyes and arms and legs, hated the idea of NebbleBall.
She was an ErfBall champion, and she only played to win!
In NebbleBall no one needed alert eyes to see the ball, strong arms to zing the ball, or quick legs and feet to dodge and kick the ball.
NebbleBall was stupid!
What was the point of the game?
But when her friends asked her to play this new game, Gritch did.
And to her surprise - discovered what teamwork and fun really mean...
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