My latest book, Grow a Pizza Garden, is now available for purchase! What is it about? Learn how to grow toppings for pizza and make a fresh, homemade pizza. This step-by-step gardening guide will help children learn how to successfully grow tomatoes, basil, oregano, peppers, and onions. They will then learn how to make pizzaContinue reading “Grow a Pizza Garden released”
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New Book Coming Soon
I’m delighted to announce a new book I wrote and illustrated: Grow a Pizza Garden! Summary: Learn how to grow toppings for pizza and make a fresh, homemade pizza. This step-by-step gardening guide will help children learn how to successfully grow tomatoes, basil, oregano, peppers, and onions. They will then learn how to make pizzaContinue reading “New Book Coming Soon”
5th Annual Indie Author Day
Happy Indie Author Day, a special day to celebrate indie authors and their work. Find a virtual event near you by visiting https://indieauthorday.com/where/
What am I? Fruits turns 1
Happy Book Birthday to What am I? Fruits! 🍰 My second children’s book turns one today, April 2nd. To celebrate, all of my books will be on sale (20% off) this month from this link: https://aerbook.com/store/author_john_benzee Use the coupon code LEMON when purchasing. Here’s to another year of guessing fruits in fun, rhyming riddles, fromContinue reading “What am I? Fruits turns 1”
Happy Read an eBook Week
Read an eBook Week, the first week in March, is a international promotion of eBooks and an effort to have people around the globe discover and try all types of eBooks. EBooks allow the easy access of literature, from poetry to novels to cookbooks to textbooks, with a simple tap of a finger or clickContinue reading “Happy Read an eBook Week”
Christmas Fruits
Christmas is a time for gift- giving and feasting, which often involve particular fruits. What fruits are associated with Christmas? Oranges, clementines, and other citrus fruits are commonly found in Christmas stockings. There are several explanations of this tradition: 1). They represent gold (or bags of money) from St. Nicholas that he slipped in hangingContinue reading “Christmas Fruits”
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