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LANDON LEARNS About Bullying is a heartwarming story for children ages 7-10, designed to open conversations about empathy, resilience, and anti-bullying.
As we prepare for the April 17, 2025 launch, we’re looking for passionate educators, librarians, media specialists, and community leaders to help us create a meaningful and impactful experience for young readers.
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What’s Landon Learns About Bullying All About?
- Empowers Kids Ages 7-10: Helps children recognize and stand up to bullying with confidence and kindness.
- Relatable Characters and Real-Life Scenarios: Engages readers with a heartwarming story they can connect with.
- Teaches Essential Values:
- The importance of empathy and kindness.
- How to advocate for oneself in challenging situations.
- The value of seeking help from trusted adults.
- Perfect For:
- Parents and caregivers looking to guide meaningful conversations.
- Teachers and librarians fostering safe and supportive environments.
- Young readers who want to become leaders in their communities.
Landon’s Adventure Is Perfect For…
Teachers and Librarians
Perfect for sparking classroom discussions and teaching empathy
Parents and Caregivers
A meaningful story to guide conversations about bullying at home
Kids Ages 7-10
An inspiring tale of kindness, courage, and leadership
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About the Author
Angela M. Odom is a retired Army Colonel, leadership coach, and award-winning author with a passion for empowering young readers to become confident, empathetic leaders.
As the creator of the LANDON LEARNS Early Reader Series, Angela draws on her extensive leadership and storytelling experience to address important topics like:
- Bullying
- Self-control
- Personal safety
She brings these subjects to life in a way that resonates with children.
Angela believes that every child has the potential to be a leader. Inspired by her own journey as a parent and mentor, she created Landon’s adventures to spark meaningful conversations about critical life skills and values between:
- Kids
- Parents
- Educators
In addition to the LANDON LEARNS early series, Angela is the author of:
- Bronco Strong: A Memoir of the Last Deployed Personnel Services Battalion: A powerful account of resilience, leadership, and camaraderie during a historic military deployment
- Golom's Magical Gamers: A captivating tale for young readers created during the pandemic to inspire creativity and teamwork
She is also a contributing writer to the anthology Camouflaged Sisters: Leadership Through the Eyes of Senior Military Women.
Angela’s mission is to inspire both children and adults to embrace their leadership potential and make a positive impact in their communities.
Discover Angela’s Other Works
Army veterans' memoir tells the story of Army life in a combat zone for her Human Resources troops.
Imagine being at work, or lying in your bed, or even sitting wherever you are right now…and knowing that at any moment the world could literally explode around you. Without warning.
In her stirring memoir, Bronco Strong, Angela M. Odom, a personnel services battalion commander, recounts daily life as a soldier in an active war zone during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Odom came into command of the 15th Personnel Services Battalion in 2006, and immediately they were deployed to Baghdad via Kuwait. The soldiers under her command had proven themselves before in the same theater of war. But things had changed in their time at home, and now they found themselves walking into a living nightmare.
The soldiers of Task Force Bronco bravely endured, fulfilling their monumentally difficult support tasks throughout a grueling fifteen-month extended deployment. But things didn’t always go according to plan.
Ryan and his dearest cousins live in different states and don’t get to see one another often. There’s nothing he can do about it. One morning, his mother sends him to the basement to get some boring stuff adults need. She gives him a list so that he won’t forget what she needs. As Ryan is looking at this list, the weirdest thing happens. The words his mom wrote begin to rearrange themselves on the paper. It says, “Ryan, It’s Your Time to Know.”
“Uh, know what?” Ryan asks the paper but, it doesn’t respond. Ryan soon sees a map that takes him to the basement and beyond. Ryan follows that map and meets the God of Game, Golom. Since that conversation with Golom, Ryan’s day gets really weird.
Magically, Ryan gets back to his room.
He thinks that it must be a dream.
As he’s about to meet his cousins on a video call,
Ryan steps out of his world and into a game.
There he sees all his cousins!
However, there’s trouble in the midst of this
great reunion. Will they conquer the evil they
face or fall victims to these troubles?
The journey to becoming an effective leader can be full of stumbling blocks and learning curves. But for women, particularly those pursuing a career in male-dominated settings, learning to lead can be a tumultuous road. Camouflaged Sisters: Leadership Through the Eyes of Senior Military Women Leaders examines the grit, perseverance, and determination it takes to rise through military ranks as a woman in uniform.
In this anthology, twelve trailblazing women leaders recount tales of the adversity they faced to gain the trust of their Troops, earn the respect of their peers, and make promotion. Their stories offer candid advice to women leaders learning to navigate a system that is not always supportive of their success. The leadership toolkit offered in these pages provides readers a vital resource for achieving a successful military career. Young women leaders will find this anthology invaluable to their leadership journey.
