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|  | | Divorce Through The Eyes of a Child; Dear Mama and Dad
Seeing divorce poetically through the eyes of a child.
| |  | | The Best Sleepover in the Deep Blue Sea
A bedtime story that will expand your imagination and take you on a bedtime journey under the sea.
| |  | | The Miserable fe ofTac; The Aluminum Can
This is a children's recycling book that is hilarious, yet positive and will give children a whimsical view on recycling. They will not look at a soda can in the same way, again!
Life for Tac the aluminum can had been hard, downright miserable! He sat on the desk of a Psychologist dayin and day out. He was tired of listening to everybody else tell ttheir story. He had been popped, drained, smashed, bashed, and trashed. He decided to be the one on the couch this, to tell his story to Dr. Psych.
| |  | | To: Nanna With Love From: Me
A warm letter written by a little girl to her grandmothers. They are both called Nanna.
| |  | | What Color Am I?
This story is about two best friends Stephan and Danielle. They both wanted to draw each other in class. When Danielle picks up a black marker to color her friends face, he gets angry. To him the color black is what it looks like, black. The children handle this dilemma on their own, in a very unique way. Youngsters will relate to this story in that it teaches how to solve differences between friends and it touches on cultural differences.
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