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Gary Grasshopper Helps Harry Hear by Connie Amarel

A book about friendship, caring and overcoming obstacles.  
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God Loves Animals From A to Z But Not as Much as He Loves Me by Shirley Francis-Salley

Colorful interactive book for teaching children the ABC's using God’s creation of the animal kingdom and featuring some of His most exotic creature. More importantly the book segues into the very special love God has for children.  
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Born and educated in the U.K., Louise is a published writer and illustrator who now calls Canada home. She teaches English at a small liberal arts university and is also involved in research that seeks to bridge the communication gap between Psychology and the Law.


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Writing and illustrating children's books has allowed me to combine two of my principal interests - writing and drawing.  I loved reading adventure stories as a child and still feel inspired when my memory returns to the way those books used to make me feel.  Now I teach courses in children's literature at the university level, I thought it was about time that I put some of my own efforts out there.   It is important to remember your audience.  If you want to write for children, it helps if you can remember what it was like to be one.  It is also important not to talk down to children - they're smart people!  

Birth Place
Windsor,  U.K