Rainbow Reading

🌈 Sharing a special story written by a special Rainbow Reading family

📚Betta Fish Ninja and the Golden Fish Food by Alex & Matt Goeringer

Betta Fish Ninja is on a mission to find his long-lost brother. On his journey, he encounters water creatures that are potentially risky to reaching his goal. Utilizing the essential teachings of Master Octopus, he can transform and transcend each obstacle, ultimately reuniting with his brother in what turns out to be an adventurous game of hide and seek.

Vivid illustrations complement this narrative by Alex Goeringer, who originally wrote this story when he was six. Alex teamed up with his father, Matt Goeringer, to recreate the story with unique illustrations. This creative father-and-son duo has written a fun and imaginative picture book that will no doubt encourage other inspiring authors and illustrators of any age, to fulfill his or her own dream of publishing a creative story to share with the world! You can find this picture book on Amazon.

Someday, Maybe written by Diana Murray and Illustrated by Jessica Gibson. 🚀Flying cars, smart homes, space balloons, and hypersonic drones seem like unbelievable futuristic inventions; But these creatively imagined experiences will happen someday, maybe. Readers will be sure to enjoy a creative thinking and inspirational story about the ingenious ideas of a group of young children as they explore their role in our future world. Vivid illustrations compliment the visionary inventors' futuristic concepts like a robotic rock band, x-ray glasses, and lunar labs. This book will no doubt spark incredible wonder and excitement about future possibilities, some of which are already being studied and developed today! Murray and Gibson invent the perfect narrative to ignite a child's idea of the age-old question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Someday, Maybe offers the audience "out of this world" ideas and ample opportunity for conversation regarding all of life's wildest potential and possibilities. This book is highly recommended to little people with big dreams!

An award winning pie baker suddenly dies and she leaves the recipe to her cat Lardo! Many suspects are after the recipe and everybody is suspicious to who stole the cat, the shop key, and who will become Ipswich’s next successful pie baker! I am reading this wonderful mystery with a Take- Flight student and we are totally obsessed! Reading connected text is one of many essential components of the Take Flight comprehensive dyslexia intervention! And it’s one of my favorites as students have ample opportunity to apply all the literacy skills they have learned to a new text! 🌈