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Who is Suzanne?
A premature newborn whose mother has just died
A delightful toddler who doesn't know a stranger
A worried student who avoids wearing thick glasses to escape negative peer comments
A loving preadolescent who cares very much for her companions
A confused teenager in crisis over identity

Ever since starting school, Suzanne has felt different from all her acquaintances. She claims to be mad at God for her appearance. Her adoptive mother relates the tumult of emotions for Suzanne and her family as she seeks to decipher her racial, cultural, and familial...

When a cat gets stuck up a tree, who do you call? A fireman you say. If you are the cat, you call anyone within hearing distance. That could be a crane, a vulture, or a couple of ducks. Timothy and Daniel come to the rescue but not so fast. Cats don't get stuck in trees Do they?

Who is Suzanne?
A premature newborn whose mother has just died
A delightful toddler who doesn't know a stranger
A worried student who avoids wearing thick glasses to escape negative peer comments
A loving preadolescent who cares very much for her companions
A confused teenager in crisis over identity

Ever since starting school, Suzanne has felt different from all her acquaintances. She claims to be mad at God for her appearance. Her adoptive mother relates the tumult of emotions for Suzanne and her family as she seeks to decipher her racial, cultural, and familial...

These narratives are based on the author's personal experiences or as friends have related them, as well as fictional stories from the author's imagination. Each tale is unique, unrelated to other stories, intended to entertain, and some perhaps to educate. And so it is no surprise that controversy could follow.

Willy the worm awakes one morning to discover that his home is being destroyed He knows he must act quickly to warn his family and friends Will Willy make it in time? What will Willy and the other worms do to save their homes and themselves?

The ten fictional tales are unique, some with compassion, some with humor, and most with unusual conclusions promising delight and perhaps whimsy in the reader.