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Books
· Little Z and the Blue Storm Secret

· The Power of a Flower

· All About a Boy Who Was Afraid of Thunder

· The First Day of School

· A Going Home Surprise

· All About A Boy Who Was Afraid of the Dark

· Puffy and the Formidable Foe


Short Stories
· SPOOL HOLLOW REVISITED

· The Boy Who Was Afraid of the Dark


Poetry
· The Revised The 1st Day of School

· The First Day of School

· Patches of Snow

· A Going Home Surprise

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A Going Home Surprise
 Kindle Book $3.99 
 Paperback 

When Kathy finds a small stray kitten some amazing things happen. Story's from a Mom's view of the love, caring and patience needed when a child wants to own a pet. Recipient of the prestigious Mom's Choice Award. Delightful illustrations!

This short delightful book is told from a young Mom's perspective and details the love, patience, understanding that is needed when a young child wants to own a pet. The book is suitable for classroom reading also and has earned a 5 STAR rating from Readers' Favorite.   
All About A Boy Who Was Afraid of the Dark
 Kindle Book $3.99 
 Paperback 

Patrick is just about to celebrate his second birthday, and all of a sudden, he is afraid of the dark. What happens next offers a wonderful respite for siblings to learn. This book is a Mom’s Choice Awards® Silver seal of excellence Recipient in family friendly media.

It was very strange to feel this way, and his night light wasn't lit either. When all this happened all he could do was let out a big "Boo-hoo" which woke his 5 year old sister who then came to his room. Read what happens next in this enchanting and heartwarming story. It's a great way to introduce youngsters to problem solving among themselves, and offers really wonderful illustrations too. 
All About a Boy Who Was Afraid of Thunder
 Paperback 

A small boy is afraid of thunder, but Grandma Annie comes to the rescue with a heartwarming story about thunder, and some "science stuff" to add to "problem solved!"

  Thunderstorms heighten a lot of scary and worrisome feelings in children. A loud rumble and a flash of light to accompany a bump in the night is a surefire way to send a child fleeing under their covers. Though thunde
Little Z and the Blue Storm Secret
 Kindle Book $22.70 

Little Z is a little person who feels lost and alone. Will he be able to focus and gain control to find his way and find the friends he wants to have? Read this short but very sweet story to find out what happens next.


Little Z is all about what I as a poet, writer, award-winning children's author, and a certified workplace civil mediator have tried to do all my life. So, because of that Little Z explores fresh, realistic ways to help guide "kids with worries", through everyday challenges that feel enormous in a child's world. I do so by showing characters who learn to solve problems for themselves.
Little Z and the Blue Storm Secret
 Kindle Book $22.70 

Little Z is a little person who feels lost and alone. Will he be able to focus and gain control to find his way and find the friends he wants to have? Read this short but very sweet story to find out what happens next.

Little Z is all about what I as a poet, writer, award-winning children's author, and a certified workplace civil mediator have tried to do all my life. So, because of that Little Z explores fresh, realistic ways to help guide "kids with worries", through everyday challenges that feel enormous in a child's world. I do so by showing characters who learn to solve problems for themselves.
Puffy and the Formidable Foe
 Paperback 

Puffy strays and something happens to make him decide he will never run away again. Judged "Outstanding" at the 2013 Writers Digest SPB Awards. Named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services 2019 by the Mom’s Choice Awards®.


Puffy is a small kitten who wanders away, then learns a very important lesson about running away. All's well that ends well though, and children are already looking for a sequel. In addition to sending an important message this book promises a fun way to learn words that encourage a rich vocabulary. The comforting ending when Mom or Dad read this book at bedtime even helps to drift easily off to dreamland!    
The First Day of School
 Paperback 

All About how Lila chooses how to handle her "worries" about the first day of school. Another Mom's Choice Award Seal of Excellence recipient in the "Kids with Worries" book series.

“The First Day of School” was originally a small poem that is now a great read with compelling illustrations and a super "problem-solved" ending. Any child with "first-day worries" will find “The First Day of School” is a great read, with a super "problem-resolving" ending. So, check it out, now! You will be glad you did. 
The Power of a Flower
 Kindle Book $3.50 

This book encourages true and lasting friendships, along with a bit of science to whet the reader’s curiosity about botany. All of my books first help to solve worries that are normal, but critical for a kid, and then, add some important “science stuff” to promote interest in exploring and learning.

“The Power of a Flower” is actually the prequel to my other award-winning books and it's received a prestigious GOLD seal of excellence award in family friendly media from Mom's Choice Awards.  The story in this book is simply a story within a story told by "Grandma Annie" to Samantha, Grandma's granddaughter, when  Samantha worries that her sweet flowering plant has begun to wilt and lose its petals and leaves.