Welcome to my first "ALL ABOARD" children's 3-book series involving trains and true events in the early 1900's. Luke and Summer live a couple blocks from the train depot in the small mining town of Wallace Idaho. Because their daddy is a train conductor for the Northern Pacific Railroad, Luke and Summer recognize every train that rolls through their little mountain community. Some trains carry silver and gold from the local mines and others carry people to and from Wallace. In Book 3, The Long Cold Snowstorm, Summer and Luke experience a surprise adventure when they go on their two week...
Welcome to my first "ALL ABOARD" children's 3-book series involving trains and true events in the early 1900's. Luke and Summer live a couple blocks f...
How Will I Talk to Abuela? is the story of 5 year-old David who is excited to meet his grandmother (Abuela). The problem: Abuela speaks mostly Spanish and David speaks only English. In the end, David discovers that strong family bonds can transcend language barriers. The story is based on real and imagined incidences between the author's mother (Abuela), and Abuela's biracial grandchildren. David represents a composite of those grandchildren.
How Will I Talk to Abuela? is the story of 5 year-old David who is excited to meet his grandmother (Abuela). The problem: Abuela speaks mostly Span...
In His Absence I Can Still Feel His Presence encourages our youth on how to overcome the loss of their loved ones. Losing a loved one is not easy. As a child it can be even painful. I lost my father at the age of 11 and it is now that I finally have a voice to encourage others without getting emotional. This book encourages our youth through words of encouragement, scriptures and prayer. It also allows them to list things they are feeling inside and share pictures of their loved ones. The pain from losing a loved one will not go away overnight, but this book is step one to bring happiness...
In His Absence I Can Still Feel His Presence encourages our youth on how to overcome the loss of their loved ones. Losing a loved one is not easy. As ...
Go on an exciting and energetic coming of age adventure as seen from a young bull's point of view. Join Scene of the Crash as he discovers what he must do to make his dreams come true. With a deep-rooted desire to become the greatest bucking bull in rodeo history, Crash must rely on his best friend Trouble, a mischievous baby raccoon, and a host of Professional Bull Rider (PBR) Superstars. But, will that be enough to help Crash achieve his dream? Find out in this engaging and fast-paced story about the men and bulls of the PBR
Go on an exciting and energetic coming of age adventure as seen from a young bull's point of view. Join Scene of the Crash as he discovers what he mus...
Tommy Quinn is a typical eight year old boy with a problem. He has his hopes and feelings about Santa Claus from all the stories he has heard, but he is a long way from the home his parents grew up in. Although he has faith in the stories, other kids around him do not share his opinions, and tell him the stories he has heard simply aren't true, and fill his mind with doubts. This troubles him and as he prepares for bed on Christmas Eve. He voices his emotions and concerns to his mother. She cuddles with him as she tries to comfort and reassure him of his feelings as they sit and watch a...
Tommy Quinn is a typical eight year old boy with a problem. He has his hopes and feelings about Santa Claus from all the stories he has heard, but ...
Benny Gator is a story about a loving, black lab who suffers from anxiety. When he feels anxious, he opens his mouth like an alligator. Together, he and his family learn ways to help him cope with his anxiety. It is intended to be a great resource and discussion starter for kids to learn about anxiety, manage anxiety, as well as for families to learn how they can help.
Benny Gator is a story about a loving, black lab who suffers from anxiety. When he feels anxious, he opens his mouth like an alligator. Together, h...
Lady bug wondered why her wings were a different color than others. Eventually, realizing that the color was not important, she learns that her wings help her fly so freely. She lands on a hairless roly-poly Bear, and he too begins to embrace his uniqueness. The two become friends and wander off happily to find a crooked old tree, and a Robin with an unusual song. Ultimately, the four thrive on one another's company, offering hope and cheer, while embracing their specialties. The message revealed is that ones appearance on the outside has little to do with who they are on the inside.
Lady bug wondered why her wings were a different color than others. Eventually, realizing that the color was not important, she learns that her wings ...
