Spartan and the Green Egg Children’s Book Takes a Trip to the...

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Author Nabila Khashoggi has written a fun and educational new children’s book, “Spartan and the Green Egg, a Trip to the Rainforest” that is sure to provide excitement and wonder as young readers travel to the rainforest to experience an amazing journey.

A Trip to the Rainforest is the debut book in a continuing series of ten adventures with Spartan, his three friends and his dog, Grimm and their travels of the world. The mission of this talented team is to gain and share knowledge of their amazing discoveries.

With the power of their minds, they made contact with a race of alien explorers, who communicate with them via an egg-shaped spaceship that is itself an organic alien being. Their friend, Egg introduces them to new technology and cool gadgets along the way.

A Trip to the Rainforest takes Spartan and his team to the Amazon where they meet two Amazonian Indians and learn that the rainforest is in danger of vanishing; and all its animals and unique plant life are at risk of extinction. The children seek the help of the Green Egg and its technology to stop this path of destruction and save the rainforest.

Author Khashoggi emphasizes real life experiences and helps children understand the importance of taking care of our environment. The “Spartan the the Green Egg” series is written for children ages six to ten.

Mother, entrepreneur, author, and actress Nabila Khashoggi is the founder of NABILA K, a line of luxury skin care and home ambiance. She wrote the children’s comic book series Spartan and the Green Egg?with the intention of introducing kids to environmental and cultural themes around the world. She lives in New York with her family and has two sons.

For more information, please visit http://www.spartanandthegreenegg.com.

Spartan and the Green Egg A Trip to the Rainforest Book 1 by Nabila Khashoggi; Illustrations by Manuel Cadag; Full Cycle Publications; Juvenile Fiction; Comics & Graphic Novels; Hard cover 978-0-615-43266-3 $18.99; eBook iTunes 978-0-615-78628-5 $9.99; Kindle 978-0-615-81244-1 $9.99.

Contact Nancy Phibbs 1 (801) 299-2705?nancyp(at)fullcyclepublications(dot)com for media inquiries or review requests.

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Bid Adieu to Your Child With Unique Childrens Memorials

Losing your loved ones is a painful experience, and the pain worsens if it's your child. Funeral sessions are no happy occasions, and when it's the funeral of your child, it's impossible to bear the pain. It's difficult to overcome this pain all through your life, but then you can certainly bring about more lightness by choosing some great childrens memorials. Flowers placed on their grave will wither away; they'll be washed off because of heavy rain or storm. Now, you would certainly not want something like this to happen, instead you'll look for something that'll treasure your child's memory forever. This is where you feel the need for childrens memorials.

While choosing memorials for kids, prefer coming out of the traditional black; instead choose something in bright that lessens the tragic atmosphere. We know the phase you are going through and choosing memorials at this hour often turns out to be all the more challenging. However, we ensure to help you come out of this traditional funeral and choose something exceptional. After all, the only thing you could do for your beloved child at this hour is to gift him a memorial that is way out from the traditional.

With the due course of time, all kinds of expensive memorials have been introduced to symbolize something that your child would have loved had he/she been alive today. From your child's preferred toy to racing cars, you can have anything fitted on their headstone. Many a times, this sort of individualism introduces a welcoming change for the parents as well as other mourners.

While choosing a memorial for your child, you can also go for the heart shaped options. Besides, headstones with angels carved on their top are equally popular. The other options that you can choose include headstones with bunny rabbits or teddy bear. Theme based headstones have their own enigma; for instance if your child has been a football fan all his life, then you can choose a sports theme gravestone in his memory.

Nothing can replace the loss of your child, but then to lessen the pain of this difficult situation, we provide a diverse selection of memorials. From here you can choose any designs and materials that reflect your child's life. Usually, these are designed around a specific theme a guardian has in his mind and thinks is good enough to meet the specific need of his dead child.

Children's memorials are a unique way to show your endless and undying love for your child. None can change the harsh reality that his physical presence is no more; but then his treasured memories will accompany you throughout. And to make these memories all the more special you can always count on childrens memorials.

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