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Tuesday, 25 March 2008

Antonio Crawford
Henrietta the Hyena


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About the Author

Antonio L. Crawford is the CEO of Top Book Sales Inc., as well as the Owner and Publisher of Kaizen Publication LLC. He is the author of The Quest for Wealth, a book that talks about managing your finances and faith; co-author of the ebook 101 Ways to Generate Top Book Sales and contributing author in Chicken Soup for the African American Woman’s Soul.

Antonio credits his inspiration to write is sparked by his personal relationship with Christ. He educates and motivates other writers to promote the gospel using their writing skill. In 2006 he noticed a need for innovative marketing strategies and a need for better publishing opportunities. As a Lean Advisor he developed The Lean Publishing Process™, The Kaizen Way™ and Lets Talk Blogging™ training series. He teaches writers how to publish, market and distribute books into the marketplace quicker, easier and cheaper. In 2006, he published and co-authored his first children’s title, Henrietta the Hyena. In addition, Antonio published The CX Loan Solution and three more titles are schedule for release in 2008.

About the Book

Henrietta the Hyena is a print-rich children's book designed to help develop oral language skills, phonetic skills, vocabulary, comprehension, and an awareness of print materials as sources of information and enjoyment for young readers ages 5 through 8. Sparked by a playful youth, Henrietta is curious an delightful. She was born with a very unique coat; she did not have any spots. She leaves the den on a journey to earn her new spots . . . but finds herself lost in the Savannah. How will Henrietta earn her spots?

Reading Henrietta the Hyena, young readers will learn how to: Use information in the story to compare and contrast settings, characters and events; apply meaningful clues, strengthen language structure, and use phonetic strategies to clarify meaning of unfamiliar words.



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