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Day's End Lullaby by Karen Cioffi

Day's End Lullaby is a sweet and melodic bedtime picture book intended to help lull little ones to sleep. As an added feature, the accompanying sheet music is included.  
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What Can I Do? A Donkey-Donk Story by Ellen Feld

Donkey-Donk has moved to a new farm, and as much as she tries, she just can't find a job she can do. Includes over 20 adorable photos of Donk trying her best...  
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“All my life, I’ve gravitated to fantasy stories. Stories I felt I could be a part of and completely immerse myself in … in my imagination.” – JMcManus


Background Information

     Jacquitta A. McManus, a little girl from Kentucky and author of two fantasy adventure children’s books, Labyrinth’s Door – Anyia “Dream of a Warrior” and Talee and the Fallen Object, was always drawn to fantasy stories. It was a way for her to immerse herself into exciting adventures in faraway lands that she otherwise wouldn’t experience. As she got older she would find that immersing herself into those fantasy stories, as a little girl, was just the beginning of a journey that would lead her to writing her own fantasy adventure children’s books.

Accomplishments

One of my greatest achievements was finding my love for storytelling.

I was one of those kids that grew up believing I didn't have a talent, and although my English teachers always told me that I told good stories, it really didn't sink in until a few years ago. Can I just say, better late than never.