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Easton, What Do You See?
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Easton, What Do You See? is a children’s story that appeals to children 0-5 years of age, of either gender. In it, a mother and son explore the city on several different occasions and come up with a game called "Easton, What Do You See?" The...
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My Dragon Doesn't Want to Wear Shoes
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Freddy is a stubborn little dragon that refuses to wear his green shoes because his friends make fun of him. Every time someone asks him to wear it, he says, "No." Follow Freddy's journey, from his lack of confidence to stand up for his choices,...
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Hubert Has a Fine Day
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Meet Hubert the cat and learn about the daily routines of a feline nature. Young children and early readers can follow Hubert throughout his day to learn about all the wonderful things that cats do. Easy to read and big illustrations make this...
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The Huckabirds Face Their Fears
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The Huckabirds Learn to Face Their Fears is a 3-in-1 book. It starts with two illustrated children’s stories paired with a back section for parents and caregivers. The back section offers an abundance of practical wisdom, skills and help in...
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When Gryphon Grows Up
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The world is an amazing and wonderful place, in which young gryphons can grow up to be anything they want to be. Whether it is digging for dinosaur bones, exploring the depths of the sea, or designing websites, every job is important and has its...
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Orez Invents a new Number
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Of all the infinite numbers,there is one number very often ignored and misunderstood. This number is given full attention in a whimsical story how it came to be and gained the attention of many many people.
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The Little Tree That Grew with Grace
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THE LITTLE TREE THAT GREW WITH GRACE is a children’s story book. The target audience is children from ages four to ten or so. It is most suitable for children living in areas that have four seasons, although any child would enjoy reading or...
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Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking?
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Mom has plenty of things left on her “To Do” list, but when little Sam gets some big ideas for play, she remembers her priorities. With kid-friendly photo illustrations, and a simple but compelling message for both caregivers and kids, Are You...
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Look at That, I'm Off My Back!
Practical Ideas for Preventing Flat Head Syndrome
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See life through a baby's eyes! "Look at That, I'm Off My Back!" details the waking moments of an infant with Flat Head Syndrome. Through text and illustrations, children are entertained while parents learn of positions and activities that keep...
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From Your First Heartbeat
A Love Story for My IVF Babies
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Sometimes babies come into a family in the old-fashioned way, but sometimes parents need to try extra hard to have a baby and have to go to a doctor for help. But mommies and daddies don’t mind taking a few extra steps if it means their dream of...
