Do you have children who love to read? Are you looking for fun books with great stories and illustrations? I've got two recommendations for you- and both are by Sue Ganz-Schmitt. 
Recently, I had the good fortune to online meet a wonderfully talented children's book author named Sue Ganz-Schmitt through my own books and website. After learning she is an author, we decided to exchange a couple of books. She sent me "Planet Kindergarten" and "Planet Kindergarten: 100 Days in Orbit." (These were perfect for me, since I'm a scientist). I absolutely LOVE them. They focus on a young boy who experiences Kindergarten for the first time, and subsequently on his 100th day (book 2), and in his mind, he sees it like he's an astronaut and it's a planet. What a unique and fun way to look at kindergarten! The stories introduce classmates who are seen as fellow space travelers. I love the artwork too. I can't say enough good things about books. Children will love reading them over and over, and adults will, too. There's so many details to absorb in the artwork, you'll find something every read as you relive the adventure.
These are excellent books! 5 of 5 stars. - Rob
Sue's Amazon page is: https://www.amazon.com/Sue-Ganz-Schmitt
About Sue Ganz-SchmittSue is a children's book author, musical theater producer, SCBWI member, and a philanthropist. She holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts in writing for children and young adults. Sue has performed in RENT on Broadway, run a marathon, and pursues other improbable and exciting challenges --as often as she can.
Her books include: PLANET KINDERGARTEN, PLANET KINDERGARTEN: 100 DAYS IN ORBIT, THE PRINCESS AND THE PEANUT: A ROYALLY ALLERGIC FAIRYTALE, and EVEN SUPERHEROES GET DIABETES. Her next book, THAT MONSTER ON THE BLOCK, launches September 2020 from Two Lions/Amazon. And a sixth book will release in October 2020 from Albert Whitman, NOW, I'M A BIRD!
Sue has served as a NASA Social Media correspondent, a volunteer for The Planetary Society, and a space advocate representing the Space Exploration Alliance to Congress. She has also written and produced a STEAM video featured by The Planetary Society (The Galaxy Girls Save Pluto).
You can often find Sue at her home in the Los Angeles mountains with her eyes to the stars.
