NEW YORK - TelAve -- Beaver Teeth, a beautifully illustrated and uplifting children's book by Margie Stiles, was published today by Wordeee. "We believe children's books can entertain, educate, inspire, and help shape the way children see themselves and the world around them. Beaver Teeth does all four," stated Patrice Samara, Wordeee COO and Children's Publisher, emphasizing the book's broader significance for young readers.

Through the story of Baxter, a young beaver with unusually large front teeth, Beaver Teeth delivers an important message for children: what makes you different can also be what makes you extraordinary. He is proud of his large teeth. But when he ventures to the pond to make friends, other young beavers tease him. With loving guidance, he learns that his teeth are not something to hide—they are a special gift.

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"Beaver Teeth is a wonderful reminder that confidence isn't something someone else gives us—it is something we develop by learning to recognize and value our own gifts. Margie has created a story children can enjoy while also giving parents, educators, and caregivers an opportunity to talk about self-esteem, kindness, bullying, and resilience," said Marva Allen, CEO and Wordeee Publisher.

"Beaver Teeth vividly shows how confidence can change others' perceptions of you. Although Baxter is teased at first, with his parents' guidance he learns to accept himself instead of feeling ashamed. In a moment of crisis, his actions prove that what others mock can become a strength when you embrace who you are."
—Keith "CHUCK" Tayman, Director of Photography & Editor,
BBC News, Los Angeles

About the Author
Margie Stiles is a U.S. Navy veteran whose distinguished career began as an enlisted journalist (JO). She received professional training in broadcast and print journalism at the Defense Information School at Fort Benjamin Harrison. She subsequently worked for the Navy Broadcasting Service in Washington, D.C., as a broadcast reporter and editor for the televised newscast Navy News This Week. Stiles earned a Master of Human Relations from the University of Oklahoma and went on to build a successful 25-year career in corporate sales and leadership before retiring from corporate America. The author of Am I a Weed? and Everett the Brave, she is currently working on a fourth book in her STEM-focused children's series.

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About Wordeee

Wordeee https://www.wordeee.com is a women- and minority-owned publishing and media company dedicated to connecting authors and their stories with readers through innovative publishing, media, and cultural initiatives.