Well, Maybe is a sweet, compelling picture book about a young boy who struggles to understand and build a relationship with his baby brother who has autism.
While watching my husband and son plant vegetable seeds one day, it soon became clear to me that this was so much more than just the mere planting of squash seeds, this was the beginning of so many life lessons to come.
Daddy's little helper takes you on a journey with a little boy who is growing up and wants to be a big boy but still needs his blue silky with him at all times for security.
Liberty's Journey: A Foster Child's Placement Story is the first book of this series designed to create awareness of the phases found within the foster care system.
This is a story about a conversation, during an eventful September day, between two children, their grandmother, and their great-grandmother who is suffering from dementia.
When Freddy the little fir tree discovers that there is more to life than just growing in the forest, he must learn to be patient and trust that there is something better waiting for him.
I have tried to tell the story of Christ and what he gave us in a language that children can both read and understand, hopefully making a change in their lives and in their families also.
The Gift of Christmas is a book that talks to children and adults as well that Christmas is a gift from the Lord above and Jesus is that gift to us all, and everything we do around this very special time of year to celebrate Jesus Christ's birthday, and that the things we use and do have sacred symbolic meaning as well.
Not All Superheroes Wear Capes is about recognizing that every single person, every type of job we have adds great value to our community and greater society.
The title of my book, Santa's Thirty-Five Year Sleigh Ride: Memoirs of a Professional Career as Santa Claus, states the basic summary of my book and alerts the reader of what to expect.
