She’s a smart, brave, and friendly Papillon!

Papillion is Rosy Posy ‘s last name, French for butterfly. Her breed is papillon, an inventive play on words. Papillion Name Meaning. English: from Old French papillon ‘butterfly’ (Latin papilio)

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Hey everyone, welcome back to yet another fun-filled episode of the Reading with Your Kids Podcast. Our guest today is probably best known as a pharmacist but she is much more than just that. She is a full-time writer, editor, award-winning teacher and author of The Adventures of Rosy Posy: Friendship – a children’s series. Please welcome Dr. Diana Rangaves to the RWYK podcast!

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How This Author Put The Pieces Together To Create The Most Adorable Children’s Book

Michael Anthony Reynoso Book Review of The Adventures of Rosy Posy Papillion : “I believe that each character is created equally and they teach children valuable life lessons about the value of friendship. If I were to grade this book, I will give it an A+ for originality and concept.”

Rockin’ Book Reviews: Lu Ann Worley ~ It was definitely my pleasure! I feel this series will be a much appreciated series by Society & Enjoyable for young ones.

ILLUSTRATED BY TATIANA MININA

ROSY POSY’S FIRST STORYBOOK IS OUT NOW! READ ALONG AS ROSY POSY HAS HER FIRST ADVENTURE LEARNING VALUABLE LIFE LESSONS.

SHE FINDS OUT JUST HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO MAKE FRIENDS AND HOW MUCH THEY ALL DEPEND ON EACH OTHER WHEN IN NEED.

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Readers’ Favorite 5 STAR Book Review

The Adventures of Rosy Posy Papillion: Friendship by Diana Rangaves revolves around the concept of friendship and the value of friendship. Rosy Posy sits on the green grass and yawns. It is a warm morning and she sees Raoul the ant. She asks Raoul if he will be her friend. Raoul thinks he is too small to be Rosy Posy’s friend and she will hurt him. He agrees to ride on the top of Rosy Posy’s head. Rosy Posy and Raoul sit on the green grass and sing the friendship song. As they sit on the grass, Rosy Posy sees Abu, the black pony. Abu says he is too busy to hang out with Raoul and Rosy Posy. Will Raoul and Rosy Posy make more new friends?

The story is delightful and children will love all the characters featured in the story. The illustrations simply make the concept; the message, scenes, and characters are brought to life, enabling children to connect well with the story. The friendship song is adorable and can be used to sing when with friends. It is a good bedtime storybook and the concept makes it perfect for reading aloud and storytelling sessions in classrooms. Children need more stories like this so that they learn how to make new friends. I liked all the characters in the story as they are all lovable and cute. Who is your favorite character in the story? Is it Rosy Posy, Raoul, Abu, Jamal, Circe, Ailani, or Yukiko? Read more

The author donates 100% of her royalties to Pap Haven Rescue.
They’re responsible for helping many Papillon dogs, and mixes find foster and forever homes.

Rosy Posy even found her forever home through Pap Haven Rescue. She asked
her lady to help the rest of her friends find homes too.

To find out more about Pap Haven click on their name.

For licensing and usage, please contact Diana at drangaves@dianarangaves.com