WYNNE, Ark. - s4story -- Amy Poindexter's debut children's book, Blue to the Rescue (TouchPoint Press, September 14, 2021), the first title in her A Touch of Kindness Series, teaches young readers a valuable lesson about learning from your mistakes.

With adorable illustrations and a lovable hero in Poindexter the bear, Blue to the Rescue will captivate children's hearts and imaginations as they learn about compassion and responsibility. The book includes a "Thoughts for Discussion" page at the end to help facilitate discussion about key details and lessons learned. Amy hopes her book will help children "learn the importance of social and emotional responsibility and apply the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to manage emotions and achieve collective goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain supportive relationships, and make responsible and caring decisions."

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"Like me, Amy has a desire to help instill lasting values in young minds through stories that entertain versus preach," says publisher Sheri Williams. "Her compassion and heart shine through the stories she writes, and we are proud she is a part of our publishing family."

In addition to the publication of her book, Amy is excited to announce the availability of a plush Poindexter teddy bear, Poindexter flashlight, and nap sack, all of which can be purchased through TouchPoint Press.

About the Book
Blue to the Rescue is a story about three friends who go on an adventurous hike together. Along the way, Betty Lou, the rabbit, notices a sign on the trail path that alarms her, so she insists that they not separate. Because Gilbert, the squirrel, sees something that terrifies him, he runs ahead and becomes lost and afraid. A new friendship develops from something blue that comes to Gilbert's rescue, and in return, teaches Gilbert a valuable lesson about making poor choices.

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Blue to the Rescue will be available in eBook ($4.99), 7x10 softcover ($12.99) from major retailers and 7x10 hardcover ($22.99) from Barnes and Noble and TouchPoint Press. Wholesale direct from TouchPoint Press and Ingram.

About Amy Poindexter
Amy Poindexter is a teacher in her hometown of Wynne, Arkansas. She graduated from Wynne High School and attended Arkansas State University where she received her BSE in Elementary Education and an MSE in Gifted Education. Amy is married and has a quick-witted, talented son and a dog she adores. She loves teaching and helping her students succeed. In her spare time, Amy enjoys playing tennis and spending time with her family.

About Illustrator JoAnna Willoughby
JoAnna Willoughby is a full-time art teacher and mother to two boys. She has always enjoyed
making art but discovered her love for watercolor painting while in college. She has a B.F.A. in
Art Education and an M.S.E. in Theory and Practice, both from Arkansas State University in
Jonesboro, Arkansas.

Contact
Jennifer Bond, Media Liason for TouchPoint Press