It's a normal childhood fear to be afraid of the dark, or believe monsters are hiding under the bed, or in the closet.It's fun to be scared, as long as we know it's not real and that we are safe. But the thought of the things that scare us being real is what makes it fun. This is a story based on the memories from my childhood of being afraid of the basement, and how our brother used to scare us. For more information go to: www.paskepaintings.com or www.paskepaintings.blogspot.com

After a long cold winter, we all look forward to spring time. Spring is refreshing and cheerful. Best of all are all the blossoming colors. This story is based on my childhood memories of Spring.

The Treasure-Hunt Friends Discover Autistic Trends is the fourth book in author Brenda Darnley Martin's Treasure-Hunt Fish picture-book series, promoting positive life lessons to children. In this book, Freddie, Hector, and Tish meet Adam, who is autistic, when they visit their friend, the "Carrie Lee," a sunken ship in Old Tampa Bay. Despite the fact that Adam cannot speak, they have a wonderful time playing together, become fast friends, and decide that they will regularly include him in their daily adventures. The message of this book, like the others in the Treasure-Hunt Fish picture-book...

The first four Hayden books all in one book. Join Hayden as he explores his world and learns about bats, gardening, friendship and honey bees.