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Water in Africa is essential for life for both humans and animals. Humans use river water for drinking, cooking, bathing, washing clothes and watering crops. River of Life illustrates how children play an integral role in the family's survival by making a long, often dangerous, trek every day to fetch water from the river. The story begins with the dry season (where water is scarce) and concludes with the restoration of life as the rain brings the wet season. River of Life is the second book in the Beautiful Africa series. The allure of Africa calls us all. The Beautiful Africa series mixes...

Let's face it, we're all different. Our Differences Define Us is three separate poems about being different: I Only See, is about seeing things that make a person unique as a person and not the physical handicaps that make someone look or act differently. We're All Weird, reassures us that everybody is weird - whether you have glasses, a big nose, wild hair, wear the wrong clothes, have a funny voice or any other thing that makes you feel different. X-Ray Vision, explores what it would be like if we had x-ray vision. What would the world be like if we only saw what was on the inside, instead...

In Africa, every young boy passes into manhood by proving he is a brave warrior. Sakeluk is only 12 years old but it is time for him to begin his training. His first test is sleeping alone by the fire. As he huddles by the fire, listening to the night sounds, he recalls his own father's bravery as a young man when he saved their village from a marauding lion. Becoming a Warrior is the first book in the Beautiful Africa series. The allure of Africa calls us all. The Beautiful Africa series mixes the simplicity of the people, with the complexity of the various cultures, while maintaining the...