This is our 1st Kid Korner episode featuring our first Fuzzy Peach Reader Miss. Amirah Drew-Muldor. She is a very bright and cheerful 6 year old. Today she will be reading from Goodbye, Friend.!Hello , Friend! by Cori Doerrfeld

Today’s episode features guest reader Mrs. Phoenix K. Peeler. She is a mother of 2 and has been an educator for over 20 years. Today she’ll be reading from “ I Udderly Love You “ by Kate Toms

Today’s episode features our guest reader Ms. Kathy McBurnett. With over twenty-five years of experience, Ms. McBurnett is a very qualified and skilled educator. Today she will be reading a timeless classic“The Little Engine That Could” by Watty Piper. She has chosen to read “The Little Engine That Could “ because it was the first book her parents bought for her at the elementary school book fair. It also helped to establish her optimistic attitude... “ anyone can do anything if they first believe”. Sit back and relax. You are in for a treat. Listen and then share. Original Copyrights 1930 Publication by Platt & Munk

Peaches and Sourcream Children’s Foundation, Inc. Founder/CEO Robin Muldor-Engram reads and sings in celebration of National Poetry Month. She begins with reading from “ In the Tall, Tall Grass” by Denise Fleming and then culminates with a singing the nursery rhyme, “ Mary Had a Little Lamb”. The objective of today’s reading is to encourage everyone to enjoy language. Two of the best ways are reading and singing.

Today’s episode features Founder/CEO Robin Muldor-Engram celebrating the Love of Words as she reads excerpts from works of : Alma Flor Ada, Langston Hughes, Kwame Alexander, Shel Silverstein and Gwendolyn Brooks

In this episode, Founder/CEO Robin Muldor-Engram shares a very colorful event about a little girl who expresses how much she likes herself. The story is equipped with bright and bold illustrations and carry the narrative about a little girl who is aware of her differences but yet has decided to embrace them, unwilling to allow anyone to make her feel bad about herself . This story was written by Karen Beaumont and illustrated by David Catrow; Harcourt Publishing, Copyright(2004)

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Founder/ CEO Robin Muldor-Engram shares some of her favorite childhood stories. Today she reads about “Miss Suzy a little gray squirrel who lives happily in her oak-tree home until she is chased away by some mean red squirrels. Poor Miss Suzy is very sad. But soon she finds a beautiful dollhouse and meets a band of brave toy soldiers.” We invite you to join Ms. Robin to find out how the story ends. Copyrights (1964) belong to The Purple House Publishing Company and the estates of Miriam Young & Arnold Lobel

In this episode our Founder/CEO shares why reading is important and provides a short list of books she thinks will introduce young children to the JOY of reading

Welcome to our 1st episode where we promote reading by inviting our guest to take the NEA “Readers Oath” for the 2020 Nationwide Read Across America Events.