Tales of Many: Book One

Tales of Many #1

by Anne J. Hill, Crystal D. Grant, Denica McCall

Tales of Many is a delightful collection of children's stories from a variety of authors. Young readers of all ages will find wild adventures and touching tales. With everything from unicorns to dragons to pirates, Tales of Many is sure to have something for everyone.

Genres: Fantasy

Unknown Binding

Published December 12, 2022

About the author

Anne J. Hill is an author who enjoys writing fantasy for all ages. Her love of words has also led to her career as a freelance writer and editor. She spends her days dreaming up fantastical realms, talking out loud to the characters in her head, and rearranging her personal library, which has been affectionately dubbed the “Book Dungeon.”

Where to find Anne:
www.annejhill.com
@anne.j.hill.editing

Reviews

[Nathaniel · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you’re a parent or grandparent or older sibling and you want a book to get for a group of younger kids, this is the perfect one. It’s an anthology with stories written for different reading levels. There are picture stories and easy reading level stories. They all have beautiful illustrations to go with them. Anne J Hill and Crystal Grant (and everyone else) outdid themselves with this project. I thoroughly enjoyed it. My favourite story was about a girl getting a hearing aid. I think it’s such an important story for kids to read.

This comes out in December and it would make a perfect Christmas gift!

[Kayla E. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really cute book for young children, early chapter book readers, and the young at heart! There’s a mix between short stories and rhyming poetry. Readers will find pirates, dragons, unicorns, and more within the pages. Fun illustrations are a nice inclusion. I really like the balance between humor, imagination, and important life lessons. Definitely recommend for families, teachers, and elementary librarians!

Also, one of the stories is by a very talented and creative 6 year old—absolutely precious!

[Louis Alistair · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my first time reading a middle grade anthology, but it definitely won't be my last. The stories coupled with the cute art made this a perfect experience. I desperately want everyone to buy this for people in their family.

[D.T. Powell · Rating 4 out of 5]

A collection of stories for kids ages 4-7. Several picture book style stories interspersed with short chapter book level stories.

[AudraKate Gonzalez · Rating 5 out of 5]

I just finished reading this cute collection of stories. While these stories are geared toward children, I found that I enjoyed them a lot. Some of them had me smiling, and a lot of them had me wishing I had this book when I was still working at an elementary school. I was also surprised by all the cute illustrations.

While all the stories were equally good and adorable, there were a couple I'd like to mention as they were some of my favorites.

-Dena Got Hearing Aids by Crystal Grant

-Cleaning Neverland by A.J. Skelly

-The Lost Beach Ball by Anne J. Hill

-The Dragon Inside by Rachel Lawrence

I highly recommend this anthology for kids, teachers, parents, babysitters, etc.

[Leah Ann Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

This beautifully written book, Tales Of Many” will capture readers with magical stories filled with inspiration, courage, and life lessons. Each story is uniquely written and takes the readers on adventures with unicorns, dragons, or pirates. There is also a story of a young girl receiving hearing aids and her journey to overcome bullying. I loved reading this to my six and eight year old boys. We all enjoyed the fun adventures created by all the authors.