""Where Do Monsters Hide?"" is a bedtime tale told in rhyme about a little boy named Edward, who is curious where monsters hide during the day. His mother explains all the places they may be lurking. It is a light-hearted story told for fun, with brightly colored, whimsical illustrations, the sole purpose is to entertain you. However, if you have a fear of monsters, or are afraid of the dark, it might not be an appropriate bedtime story for you. Awarded 5 stars in a review by Readers' Favorite, reviewer Lisa Jones says, .".".The plot was clever and very funny. All children have questions...

An origami bird gets left behind and ends up on the adventure of its life, only to discover there are limits to being made of paper. Follow the tiny paper bird as it meets 'real' birds and sees all the things life has to offer in this colourfully illustrated story, sure to entertain young and old.

Patrick Pointyhat is an elf with a problem, a big problem. He wants to cross the bridge to meet the elf of his dreams but a nasty troll is demanding payment before he will let Patrick cross. Patrick devises a plan to cross the bridge that will rid him of the evil troll for good.

We've all heard the old nursery rhyme about Jack Sprat. This is a whimsical tale about his wife and how she learns about making changes in her lifestyle which lead to her ultimately becoming more healthy, both inside and out, with the loving support from her husband, Jack.