Beth Wilder Libros

Engaging young readers, this rhyming picture book features whimsical bugs dressed in vibrant shoes and clothing. The lively illustrations not only capture children's attention but also aid in visual word association, enhancing their learning experience. With catchy, sing-song rhymes, it makes remembering the text enjoyable while fostering connections between words and images. Perfect for ages 0-6, this delightful book celebrates the fun of fashion through the playful lens of charming anthropomorphic bugs.

Explore the enchanting realm of Faery with this unique Tarot book and art card deck. Featuring ethereal creatures and mystical imagery, the book offers insights into each card rooted in faery lore, nature, and tradition, all brought to life through Beth Wilder's magical painting style.

The history of Jeffersontown traces its origins to the late 1700s as a vital stop for pioneers heading to Louisville. With its fertile land attracting settlers, Abraham Bruner established the area as a city in 1794, initially named "Brunerstown." Officially incorporated in 1797 as "Jeffersontown," it quickly evolved into a bustling center of commerce, with businesses flourishing in its square and nearby. The narrative highlights the city's continuous growth and development, showcasing its significance in the region's history.