About The Founder
About Fresh Publishing

Teach Me Greek is the children’s book division of Fresh Publishing, LLC. Founded in 2003, Teach Me Greek fills a void in the marketplace for positive children’s books about African American fraternities and sororities. For this reason, Teach Me Greek honestly boasts “the originators of the Divine test Nine children’s book series.” Since members of greek organizations make up a large portion of the African American educated and consumer buying population, I found it interesting that there weren’t any children’s books available about our organizations, states Teach Me Greek founder Audra P. Jackson. Many times the only information received about fraternities and sororities is negative media portrayal of hazing, however the focus should be about the public service and the enriching of our communities that these organizations actively participate.

As the publishing industry continues to grow and diversify, Teach Me Greek books remain consistent with its brand for offering quality informative material on the divine nine with it’s first release “My Mommy Is A Delta”, which is the first and only children’s book about Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Never before has information about African American fraternities and sororities been published for the general public, in a children’s book. As trendsetters, “Teach Me Greek”, explores the positive aspects and powerful images of African American sororities and fraternities and their significance in African American history. Teach Me Greek seeks to teach and educate youth about the positive influences of fraternities and sororities and will include other titles such as: My Mommy is an AKA, My Mommy is a Sigma Gamma Rho, My Mommy is a Zeta, My Daddy is a Kappa, My Daddy is an Omega, My Daddy is an Alpha, My Daddy is an Iota Phi Theta, My Daddy is a Phi Beta Sigma. This first-ever series will chronicle the nine existing, also known as the “Divine 9” African American greek letter organizations in an inspiring light that will make young children proud of their heritage. Denouncing the negative aspects of pledging a fraternity and/or sorority is an additional goal of this children’s book series.

By building the Teach Me Greek brand we are winning big by thinking different. Instead of following the trends of the market we are creating and implementing them. The business strategies involved continue to catapult our dreams into existence while still offering creative solutions to the problem of the lack of African American children’s books available in the marketplace. Teach Me Greeks new formula for developing this groundbreaking idea of children’s books about African American fraternities and sororities will not only inform, educate and cultivate all children but establish the Teach Me Greek brand in publishing while transforming the availability of other periodicals and categories in this genre. The capture of a niche market, one that is a focused, targetable portion of a market, Teach Me Greek has positioned itself at the forefront of the publishing arena. Put quite simply, if you are the originator you can set the rules and set the bar of excellence. This creates a demand for quality products that your consumers will continue to appreciate and look forward to purchasing over and over, for years to come.

Teach Me Greek, the originators of the Divine Nine children’s book series.
How many companies can say that?