Natalie Tinti: 10 books

Friendship is one of the hardest things in the world to explain. It's not something that you learn from school or something you read from lesson plans. But if you haven't learned the true meaning of friendship yet, "Turn Bullies into Friends, Unicorn VS. Strawberries" will show you how friendship...

Life is filled with so many emotions. Happiness, sadness, anger, love, hate, and fear. "Turn Bullies into Friends, The Building of Decisions" is written by an award-winning 11-year-old Natalie Tinti. Natalie is not only a talented writer, she is a superb artist as well. The story is full of adventures...

Having completed the challenges given to Kiki at Black Wood Castle, she’s now ready to share her newfound knowledge: that bullies are just people who are scared. When someone makes you suffer, it is because he suffers deeply within himself. Bullying is just a sign of another's insecurities....

Intuition means learning from within, a sense of our soul. It always has our best interests at heart. It is a voice that can tell us which is wrong and which is right, who is a friend and who is a foe. Most of us were not taught how to use this sense though we all know well what it is. "Turn Bullies...

Four best friends, who are 7y.old girls, are super excited about the start of summer!But things do not run smoothly when 9y.old Kiki, the rival girl, gets in the way by uninviting the girls to a fashion show.The girls dash back home to talk of how they could be in the fashion show also.Everything...

When musical Nina's injured finger prevents her from playing her instruments, a mysterious call goes out to Sokron, Meeka, Jonsy and Kiki to alert them to their friend's distress. Visiting Nina's incredibly ordered house (and disordered bedroom) for the first time, the girls explore...

Aya’s angry mother, Mary, finds her daughter’s tape recorded diary and begins a slow process of self-examination. Finding parallels between her daughter’s experience of her and her own experience of her parents, Mary begins to consider Aya’s prescription for greater happiness: looking at the...

Aya meets her new friends, Meeka, Nina, Sokron and Kiki, at Jonsy’s new tree house to get their new Monkey Club off the ground and plan an even more elaborate Monkey Day than the last one. But when Aya returns home her angry mother grounds her--for no reason at all--and Aya is left to contemplate...

Faithful friends Sokron, Meeka, Jonsy and Kiki continue their efforts to somehow heal Nina's injured finger by each creating fictional alter egos of themselves. The girls are wowed by Kiki's deep and revealing narrative but find themselves at a loss for how to now weave the separate strands...

Preparing for the big day can be as much fun as the day itself. Friends Sokron, Meeka, Nina, Jonsy, Kiki and Aya each take responsibility for one aspect of the up-coming Monkey Day Festival while helping out with the others. Enlisting the aid of some family members and working at a breakneck pace,...