"The Girl Who Wore Many Hats" is a children's book that was written and illustrated utilizing hats to teach concepts of diversity through shapes, color, size, and even vocation and avocation. The simple rhyme style of this book is intended to appeal to pre-readers and young readers, ages two through six. However, older children and adults will appreciate the inspirational "Girl Power" message in this book which intends to present useful tools and classic life lessons to all children in an endearing simple way.

Her future cast in stone since birth, Sydney Madison Graystone the 4th was heir to her family's multimillion-dollar corporation. Groomed by her grandfather to be a hardcore businesswoman, Sydney earned a reputation as a work-driven, inflexible, iron-handed executive, subsequently earning herself the title of "Ice Princess." Something enters Sydney's well-ordered life causing unbelievable upheaval. Her drunken, self-absorbed, and irresponsible twin brother, Kyle, is sleeping on her living room sofa. However, when tragedy strikes, Kyle is nowhere to be found. Sydney looks for support, but only...