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Smile

“Smile is a wonderful story that educates young readers on the importance of simple positive gestures in one’s daily life and how it affects the world all around. This story educates on the differences between a good from a bad day. Moreover, using cute illustrations, highlights that positive thinking prevails. This is a perfect picture book to use in a storytime about love, happiness and appreciation of the small things in life. It will surely make anyone smile.”

Eric Cardoso

Librarian of Children Services, Cerritos Library

Positive and Refreshing Story

“A simple and well-written story with great illustrations that paint a beautiful world. A perfect story on any occasion for all ages.”

Agiet Tanyingu

Customer Purchase, Amazon Review

A Book With A Purpose

“In an ever changing society what gets lost is genuine care for other people. Smile helps children realize that being a good person isn’t hard. Solid message in a package young kids can relate to.”

Cliff Obijuru

Customer Purchase, Amazon Review

Smile

“I love a book with a purpose and Michael Ngang is helping kids find their way, one book at a time.”

Sena Gbodezoe

Customer Purchase, Amazon Review

No Color

“No Color is a splendid picture book about inclusiveness. Children will learn that everyone around them has differences and that it is important to embrace ones uniqueness. No Color gives a helpful lesson on ethnocentricity. In other words, children will learn that nobody is superior but unique in some way. This book will make young readers feel like a superhero in their own right.”

Eric Cardoso

Librarian of Children Services, Cerritos Library

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Author Bio
Michael Ngang
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In 1990 Michael was born to parents of Cameroon descent. Michaels family, his sisters Shirley and Michelle, grew up in Northwest Houston where gang influence was present. His parents worked long hours at their vending machine business so Shirley was essentially his parent growing up. Since Michael did not connect well with his parents, growing up was difficult. Fortunately, Michael, had a father figure in a neighbor, Mr.Baty, who helped teach him life skills. When Mr.Baty passed away while Michael was in middle school he felt like a piece of him was broken.

Interview Questions for Michael Ngang: No Color and Smile

1. Why should your messages matter to listeners?

My message is to help children around the world who suffer from bullying, mental heath or social issues and feel there is no where to turn to. There are a lot of parents that don’t support their children. Due to work schedule, stress, economical status etc. Which can cause a child with potential to never see it. I want every child to see themselves in the story and take away a message they can apply to their life as they grow into their own.