Moms make 85% of all buying decisions in a household.
The Mom’s Choice Awards® provide a guide for excellence in family-friendly media, products and services. The annual competition gives authors, inventors, companies, parents, and others a chance to vie for recognition from an esteemed panel of judges who rate their efforts in creating quality family-friendly media products and services.
The judges are bound by a strict code of ethics, and the evaluation process uses a propriety methodology in which entries are scored on a number of factors including production quality, design, educational value, entertainment value, originality, appeal, and cost.
Each year, when the awards are announced, products and services bearing the MCA seal help parents, caregivers, educators, and retailers select quality materials and products for children and families.
Little Pickle Press is pleased to share with you that we have won another MCA honor, this time a gold medal for What Does It Mean To Be Present? in the category of Children's Picture Books, Audio Books & eBooks (Ages 0-9). Thank you, Mom’s Choice Awards, for our third medal! We are truly thrilled and honored to be recognized again this year.
If you'd like to learn more about the book, please read a guest review by clicking here. You can read more about the book, view a book trailer, and purchase a copy at the website.
If you already have a copy of What Does It Mean To Be Present? by all means tell us what you think of it by leaving a comment!
7 comments:
Woohoo! Congratulations to Little Pickle Press!
A meaningful award for a thoughtful book! Congrats LPP!!
Gold medals are the coolest! On the serious side, this book really does deserve it. It's a lovely thing, and just as appropriate for adults under stress, as for children who need to be mindful of the moment.
I think I'm the last to hear the news!!!! This is awesome!!! Congratulations!!!!
One of the veteran mass market distributors I met at the Bologna Children's Book Fair today affectionately referred to industry awards as "Atta-boys." That made me smile. This achievement was very much a group effort. Congratulations, team!
I am not surprised to hear this. My 84 year old friend Betty Jo won't give me back my copy of "Present." We almost got in a fight the other day. In my mind, I just kept saying,"pick your battles, pick your battles..." ~Land
Way to go, LPP!!
Hope you're stopping ... and enjoying the moment!! :)
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