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The Last Six Minutes Recommended Summer Reading

Star Tribune - 2010-04-02 Summer reading is all about escapism, and there's no better escapism than exotic locales. London. Paris. The outback of Australia. The back of beyond. Mars. Some place, in other...

Kid author uses illness as inspiration

http://www.waterloochronicle.ca/news/article/209791

Press Release for I Love to Be Me

Press Release - For Immediate Release   Thirteen-year-old Kate Lilja authors I Love To Be Me, a book encouraging children to accept themselves as they are, for who they are – proceeds to Grand River...

press for I Love to Be Me

http://news.therecord.com/News/Local/article/707849

Media Advisory - The Micro Meanies

The Devil might wear Prada, but The Micro Meanies wear Dior, Channel, YSL, Burberry, DKNY and Guess – to name a few! Madison, Sage, Tracy, Tessa and Tiffany are the undisputed meanest, richest, snobbiest...

Delay inspires family project

Kids World Magazine - So Random

The Indian Express

On the Line - Crossroads TV Interview

570 news with Gary Doyle

Happy Birthday to Aaspirations Publishing

A Mom's Story in Surrey North Delta Leader

Book tells a harrowing story

Sandra Martins-Toner on Global BC Morning News

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Aaspirations Publishing

Green Publishing


At Aaspirations Publishing, we use our books and films as a means to an end: to draw attention to causes and issues that may have been swept aside or fall under the radar. At the same time to publish those books that teach and in some way empower us to live up to our values, beliefs and goals and enable us to achieve the full potential of our inner selves.

In collaboration with Eco-Libris, we have committed to planting over 10,000 trees for our picture books. and the number continues to grow.

For most children’s picture books, we plant one tree for every book to offset costs of transportation and production. Whereas our teen books are printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper (ancient-forest-free, processed chlorine and acid free paper). If you bought a childrens’ picture book with the 1 tree planted logo on it, click here to claim your tree. Read more on Green Publishing and see proof of planting.

 



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Message from Publisher


Almost every child would rather watch TV, listen to music or be on the computer rather than read a book. Experts agree that high levels of literacy, beyond what school can teach are important to succeed in life. The foundation of that success is laid down in childhood. Unfortunately, more and more children are growing up without developing a love of reading. A love of reading takes its root at home, with a parent reading to the child and telling stories. But what happens if in today’s time starved generation cannot make it happen? Can we inculcate a love for literacy by using time honoured tools of storytelling and visual arts to draw students into the world of imagination and creativity – into the world of books?


As a parent and publisher, I feel that the basics of reading lie in storytelling. We read when we can’t bear not to know what will happen next. When a child’s imagination is engaged, reading a book is not about literacy anymore, it is all about wanting to know what happens next.



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In Memoriam

Anjali Sondhi

21st September 1966 - 14th September 2010

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