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Books - Details Below

Nurturing wonder, empowering young voices, and fostering imagination.

Turning Your Frown Upside Down

Throughout the years I have enjoyed writing poetry.  They are very unique in that some tell a story, some will give you hope in the midst of despair, while others will warm your heart. Plus, there are some that are truly created to help -

turn your frown upside down!

Available in Paperback,

Hardcover and Kindle

If You Could Be Anything”, encourages children to explore their imagination and think about what they would like to be if they could be anything. The book features a series of rhyming verses that describe different animals and professions, such as birds, otters, pigs, athletes, mechanics, and pilots. This book has beautiful illustrations, and the plot of the story is to encourage kids to be the best that they can be and impact the world with their special abilities.

  That First

Christmas Day

Come join a little girl on her journey to the first Christmas, where she sees baby Jesus and the angels. She loves it so much that she draws baby Jesus a beautiful card to express her love. This story helps to make Christmas a more personal experience, with illustrations that will capture your heart and activity pages at the end.

The Frog Pond

Join Herbie, Fergie, and Gerdie as they become young frogs, and help children learn invaluable life lessons. Plus, this is a fun, interactive book. Your kids will love doing the Froggy Hoedown & a special - Froggy Cheer!

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The Sparrow Family

Meet the Sparrow family. Watch them grow up and arrive at the most important moment of their life: learning to fly. Facing their fears, the chicks leave the nest on a wing and a prayer and imitate Mom and Dad.

Linda the Ladybug
Goes To Heaven

Linda the Ladybug Goes to Heaven” is a children’s book by Miss Sharon. The story aims to help young readers envision what Heaven might be like through the adventures of Linda, a small ladybug. It’s Miss Sharon’s first published story,

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