Mark Anthony Hall

Mark Anthony Hall is the current Director of Diversity and Community Outreach for the Boys To Men Mentoring Network in San Diego, CA. He has authored and published forty-two of his own books, and published twenty-six books for school children and private individuals. He is a past Board Director for the “Blue Skies for Library Kids” where he oversaw reading and math tutoring, hobby shops for youth and teen parenting classes. He has taught Junior Achievement and served as the community liaison for the Chicago Association for Retarded Citizens in the Roseland community. Mr. Hall has also served as a consultant at “The Parenting Institute” of Mt. Sinai Hospital. There he taught Journal Development, Parenting Styles, Sibling Rivalry and “How to Raise Your Child in a Multi-Cultural Society.” He has been the Education Minister for two large congregations, has directed several “Single’s” ministries and teaches bible classes on various levels. Mark Anthony Hall created the “Entrepreneurship Education through Poetry” and the “Children Reading Children” programs. He received the “Pinnacle Award” from the Gillette Company and Being Single Magazine for his outstanding community service. Mark Anthony Hall grew up in Chicago, IL, he is the youngest (Baby Boy) of six children (4 boys, 2 girls). He is currently publishing thirty (30) children's books chronicling the adventures of The Baby Boy. You are cordially invited to come along as he meets the Starry Family, gets two new Fridgie Friends, crawls through the Friendly Forrest and picks out his very own Stroller Coaster! He is aided and abetted by his Ma-Ma, Granny, Sister and Fairy Pixie Mother. These books featuring The Baby Boy are easy to read with large print, rhymes and repetitious words and language. Eight of the thirty Baby Boy Books have been completed and are being prepared for publication as you read this. Stay tuned for adventures designed especially for beginning readers up to seven (7) years in age. Observatory feedback of children reading Mark's books are always welcomed.