Drakohistorias

Delightful dragons lead the way through this diverse, rhyming children's book to overcome childhood fears
Translated into Greek by Melanie Sarri, Drakohistorias also comes in English in audio, ebook and hardback formats. Dragon friends bring to life the soothing tale of an outcast dragon who overcomes childhood fears, bravely lulling a pair of scary babies to sleep with his magical sand. The "boring Tan Dragon" wins the respect of his colorful peers when he faces his fear and realizes his special gift. Brilliant, often abstract, paintings by Stephan Theo and Nicole Theo illustrate this enchanting rhyme. Stephan Theo from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television voice acts the audio book, to singer-songwriter Nicole Theo's guitar accompaniment. The dragons in this bedtime story frolic to poetry, while delighting, empowering and motivating. Kids will love the award-winning author's charming tale of a rainbow of silly dragon friends pulling together and overcoming their fear of the littlest humans. Teaches: facing fear to find unique virtues; diversity; colors; reading words finishing rhymes.

Stephan Theo co-wrote DRAKOHISTORIAS (TUCK-A-TUCK DRAGON). He and Nicole Theo painted the paintings in the book over a period of two decades. Stephan, who attended the UCLA Theater, Film, and Television School, voice acted the audiobook. He has acted in several productions, including roles in two feature films: '74, and BROTHERS.Co-author JL Morin grew up in inner-city Detroit. She proffered moral support while her parents sacrificed all to a failed system. Wondering what the Japanese were doing right, she decamped to Tokyo. Her debut Japan novel, SAZZAE, won an eLit gold medal and a Living Now Book Award. Her climate fiction novel, LOVEOID, is a 1st place Cygnus Sci-fi Book Award winner; and her NATURE'S CONFESSION, won 1st place in the Dante Rossetti Book Awards, among others. Morin's writing has appeared in The Huffington Post, Library Journal, The Detroit News, European Daily, Livonia Observer Eccentric Newspapers, and Agence France Presse where she worked in their Middle East Headquarters.