We’d like to welcome Felicia capers, author of Enough of Frankie Already! and founder of Posh Publishing, LLC!!
Formed in 2013, Posh Publishing LLC, the parent company of Cookies, Crayons & Kids Media LLC, set out on a new and exciting journey to partner with educators across the country as they grapple with pressing issues in schools each day. These include bullying, low self-esteem, school safety, familial issues, arts in education and more. After forming the Posh Publishing brand, the children’s division was created to publish entertaining, message driven books for all young people. As the hub for all things children, Cookies, Crayons, & Kids Media also sponsors kid friendly events to raise awareness to youth issues.
Author of Enough of Frankie Already!, an anti-bullying book for children in grades K-3, Felicia Capers is founder of Posh Publishing, LLC. Felicia is a child advocate by trade, earning a degree from Montclair State University in New Jersey that laid the groundwork for a career in child welfare.
Felicia has championed children’s issues in the national scene in not-for- profit agencies as well as in the public sector in child protective services- working in such positions a mentor, educational surrogate, youth workshop facilitator, creative writing instructor, and skilled child advocate. She serves on the HIB (Harassment Intimidation Bullying) advisory committee for a large school district in Bergen County, New Jersey.
The goals of Posh Publishing, LLC, and those of its founder, Author Felicia Capers, are to: 1) promote literacy; 2) celebrate the minds of young thinkers; 3) empower urban youth to become involved with issues they face in their own backyards. This is achieved through the publishing of entertaining, message driven books for all young people and the sponsoring of kid friendly events to raise awareness to youth issues.
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Amir, a second grader at Jefferson Elementary has had enough of the school bully, Frankie. He’s just not going to take it anymore! Amir and his classmates have been bullied by Frankie for far too long and they are ready to do something about it. Amir cannot walk around the school building without running into Frankie. If he has to go home one more day with a ripped shirt or with missing homework pages that Frankie has ripped out and thrown everywhere, Amir will scream. When the second graders learn what is really happening at their school, will it change their minds about Frankie? Will Amir be able to teach a valuable lesson about bullying to everyone at Jefferson Elementary?
Frankie is always looking for trouble and he finds it every time with Amir and his friends. He doesn’t mean to be so mean but just can’t help himself. Frankie is only doing to Amir what he sees everyone at school doing to each other. There is something behind Frankie’s mean streak alright, and it’s something big. It’s something that’s been shaking up Jefferson Elementary for a long time.
Meet the young children of Jefferson Elementary as they sort through the cycle of bullying, the overpowering emotion of anger, and the gratifying experience of positive problem solving.
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