I Saved the World and I'm Only in 4th Grade!: Earth's Greatest Pickle (Book 1)

by Hiroshi Sosa-Nakata, Yoriko Sosa-Nakata (Illustrator), Esteban Sosa (Illustrator), Hiroshi Sosa-Nakata (Illustrator)

Overview

Warning: This book contains an epic adventure that places three fourth-graders in extreme danger. Hiro, Bryan, and Zahra are best friends who happen to save the world. But what did they discover on the nature trail and why are pickles so important to the future of the human race?



Steps for Saving the World:

• Invite best friends
• Pack lunch (with pickles)
• Charge smartphone
• Save the world
• Don't tell anyone!

Throughout this series you'll read about epic stories related to friendship, teamwork, empathy, diversity, and self confidence. What more could any kid ask for?



About the Author

Hi! My name's Hiroshi and I'm a kid, just like you. I'm fascinated with the internet, use my smartphone to create all types of content, and love spending time with friends and family across the globe. I started writing as a way to address issues of bullying that I and others around me have experienced. If your parents let you access a computer, then check out these sites to learn more about my upcoming projects! :)

• youtube.com/sosanakatafamily
• instagram.com/sosanakatafamily
• twitter.com/sosanakatafam
• sosanakatapublishing.com
• facebook.com/sosanakatapublishing
• linkedin.com/in/hiroshi-sosa-nakata

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161373446
Publisher:	Sosa-Nakata Publishing
Publication date:	06/26/2019
Series:	I Saved the World and I'm Only in 4th Grade! , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	4 MB
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

About Hiroshi Sosa-Nakata

I am inspired by classmates who have been bullied. We are each different in some way. I am different. I think that differences are what make each of us unique, though, and things we should be proud of. Unfortunately, some kids make fun of others for such differences. My books are meant to help celebrate the wonderful ways in which every kid should be proud of who they are, where they come from, and the contribution they make to the world around them.



I am lucky enough to have parents that celebrate the many ways that I am unique. My mom is Japanese, and my dad is Mexican-American, and they have struggled to ensure I am proud of all aspects of my culture. They continue to send me to Mexico and Japan to spend time with grandparents during summer breaks, even though my dad says it costs way too much to do so. The result is that they have created someone who is confident, proud, and capable of accomplishing anything I put my mind to.