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Author Robert Carpenter, a children's book writer, has written the book No I in Team. This book was written to teach boys and girls that the best way to achieve success is working with others rather than competing with them. He was inspired by his love of basketball and the basketball greats, like Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant and James Harden. He admires their ability to come together, not only on the court, but also in their communities to make social changes.

Author Robert Carpenter, a children's book writer,has written Asadah visits University Hospital. This book was written to teach boys and girls that the best way to achieve success is through hard work and volunteering. He was inspired by the love of the first responders' work during the covid epidemic. He admired their ability to come together in the hospital and in their community to make a change during a national problem. The proceeds of this book will go to the pediatric department at University Hospital in Newark NJ.

Author Robert Carpenter takes you through the steps of how he explained to his afro American children what racism is and when it started. How it was integrated into American culture. He continues to tell a soft story on when slavery began and who fought against it. This children's book is a good read for children who have experienced racism or just curious about slavery and the systematic racism in America.

Muscle team fuzz entertainment group has put together a children book to show the world that with hard work and dedication everybody eats. Fuzz started his record label 2012 with multiple artists. Muscle team production company overseas movies artists animated movies animated books and book deals. Ceo fuzz goals are to take his talent and the talents around him and build an empire, to help out underserved communities. This book was created to teach children that with teamwork everybody can eat.

Alex Hooper and Author Robert Carpenter collaborated to present a great story about the journey that Alex took to become who he is today. A student athlete at Winston Salem State University and great father shares his ups and downs he took to reach his goals coming out of the Harlem river projects. Alex shares in his children's book small stories to encourage young people.