Who knows why but sometimes kids just don’t want to take a bath and get clean. This is a funny story with an unexpected lesson. If you’re kiddo won’t get clean, this is the book to read. The pictures are vibrant and full of life. It is engaging as a little creature pops up on almost every page, make sure you look for him.

 Once upon a time, in the land of Peezu, the townspeople loved their Queen, Zelga. The town was in trouble, and the townspeople were angry. No one could get Zelga to take a bath, and she was stinking up the town! Who was going to save the town from becoming…Pee-ew?

 Brace yourself for an awe-inspiring lesson; even the tiniest things can make the mightiest differences.

The Fallen Fence is an illustrated chapter book appropriate for 6 years old and up, full of adventures.

Billy had lived in the country with horses and a lot of land. After a tornado hit their farm, they are forced to move to the city where life was going to be much different.

Billy escapes his troubled life through his daydreams and world of imagination. Sometimes though, reality seems to intermingle with fantasy. Billy explores his new house and finds the greatest escape ever. The question is…how to get back home.

Follow Billy through his unpredictable father to his new escape into worlds he only dreamt about. This book will keep your child on their toes with a lot of adventure, and surprising twists.

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Keywords: time travel, mystery, adventure, reality, daydreams, escape, fighting fear, believing in yourself

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Full of humor and lessons. The Farting Machine, is about Louis who wants to get back at his school bullies, with the ultimate machine he invented that makes horrible smells and sounds. Sometimes though in the midst of revenge, there are lessons to be learned. The biggest bully of them all, is his last target, but choices have to be made. What is he hoping to accomplish with his revenge? Is it worth it? What is Louis going to choose to do?

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Every child loves to hear sounds. It sparks interest in the world around them. This rhyming picture book is all about the sounds heard going to grandma’s house. From birds to cars with many other surprises along the way. Kids love to repeat the sounds. The illustrations are large, simple and colorful. You can find this book as well as all my other books on Amazon books.

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This is a fun fairy tale about …well..a fairy! It has a little Cinderella, Wizard of Oz and Frog Prince. Gwen is determined to earn her real wings by doing a great fairy thing. She may not know what she is looking for but she goes on a journey to find it. Along the way she meets up with some unlikely character and helps fight an evil witch. Will she find a great fairy thing to do by the time the Fairy Ring dance? Will she earn hef real wings?

Do you get mad at people who frustrate you? Have you ever thought about revenge? Sometimes we get back at someone with words or something a little bit more sneaky.

What may start out as revenge, may turn into something else unexpected. In one of my next 2 books coming out, The Farting Machine- A Victims Revenge is about Louis seeking revenge on his bullies, but finds something else completely unexpected. Stay tuned for this book coming out end of summer and others.

Coming out this summer! Gwen was a junior fairy who wants to be chosen as the next fairy to join the magical Fairy Ring Dance and earn real fairy wings. It’s easier than she believes to be when you’re a noble fairy like Gwen. Along her way to the Fairy Ring Dance she meets a few new friends that help her or is she helping them? Will she find a “Great Fairy thing to do” before time runs out?

This book is a new twist on classic stories like Wizard of Oz, Cinderella, Princess and the frog; all in one book. This is an adventurous book making dreams come true.

Do you remember being a child? I’m not talking about our memories of our childhood. Rather our wonderment as a child. The imagination, the excitement of new things, and the wonderment of how our world worked.

The world of wonderment and imagination was so important back in the day. We actually worked through our emotions through our imaginative play. Whether we played with friends or not.

Nowadays imagination is harder to come by because of the marketing of items that take away from our imagination. When we wanted to pretend we were driving a car, we got boxes and made the best car we could but used mostly our imagination. These days they have actual kids cars that run by battery.

Although imaginative play may have decreased, wonderment still exists. The nightly ritual of reading a book before bed is something that increases the imagination and keeps wonderment going strong.

A book opens a world of characters that can make you laugh, scream, cry, or smile. Pictures give you an idea what the characters look like maybe or what their room may look like, but its limited.

For example a chapter book that I wrote but haven’t published yet called, The Fallen Fence. Its about a boy named Billy, who has a troubled life; so he escapes his world with his imagination. The story brings you into his imagination. He sees everything around him in his imaginative world.

The wonderment comes; how is he going to get through that? What’s going to happen next? What would you do if you were the character in that situation? The character Billy may be troubled, but when a loose fence slat starts to swing back and forth, his wonderment carries him to places and times he never imagined.

Keep posted for this book coming out sometime this year and let your child imagine through the visions in their head. Their wonderment will be intrigued through Billy’s troubled, imaginative world that takes him to far off places, your child can only imagine and wonder, how Billy is ever going to get back home.