How can a tribe of cliff dwellers teach Songbird a rain dance when the tribe doesn’t exist? Wearing a sacred Katrina Mask given to him by the same mysterious Indians, Songbird demonstrates the spiritual dance to his own people shown to him by the “Ancient Ones.” The outcome brings great joy and relief to his tribe. [Read more...]
THE WOUNDROUS VOICES
August 9, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Who ever heard of anyone singing all four voices: soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor and baritone? Such a person existed, a shepherd in the mountains of eastern Italy. Deep in his throat is his vocal cord family, Maria, Mimi, Roberto, and Carlos as his sole companions, singing the night away. How could this boy go from the serenity of caring for his flock of sheep, to fame in the halls of the La Scala Opera House? [Read more...]
THE TALKING BOWS
July 9, 2010 By 10 Comments
If the Disney style is a favorite of yours, this is the story for you. Not only does it feature all the strings, violins, violas, cello, and stringed bass, it even has a banjo for comic relief. Country western, the classics and jazz are all included. To top it off the bows are the main characters, a unique change in the magic world of strings. [Read more...]
THE LITTLE HEROINE
March 9, 2010 By 18 Comments
Years of possible bondage at a secret silver mine for the men of a village in old Mexico is thwarted from an unlikely source. The outcome for the kidnappers is not what they’d expected, as the bravery and heroics of a little girl called Maria comes into play. [Read more...]
THE KINGDOM OF LIPVILLE
February 9, 2010 By 1 Comment
Who is the greatest whistler in the Kingdom of Lipville? Needle Lips and Iron Lips vie for this honor in the annual “Whistling Festival,” with Lady Sweet Lips, daughter of King Lipper in charge of the event. Invading hoards of infectious “Germ People” suddenly interrupt the festivities by attempting to wiggle up the walls. You’ll be anxious to know if Sir Knight Lips and his Lip army will be able to stop them. [Read more...]
THE ESKIMO HUNTER – Book 1
January 9, 2010 By 6 Comments
Eskimo boys grow fast in the rugged cold weather of Greenland, and that was the case with Yaki. His heroic deed while hunting on the ice cap near the North Pole brought praise and honor from his father. [Read more...]
KING OF THE ICE CAP – Book 2
January 8, 2010 By 2 Comments
Yaki, an Eskimo boy gives further proof why he deserves praise from his father. With his great discovery in this story, he makes an unselfish offer giving new life to his entire village. This gesture earns him the respect and honor of the tribal elders. [Read more...]
ROCKY AND THE ROCKIN’ PIRATES MEET MERLIN
August 9, 2009 By 1 Comment
Little did Merlin the Magician realize he would use a “heavy metal” band that appeared out of nowhere to fight Sir Arthur’s enemies. Rocky and his band are totally confused when they find themselves in another times zone, after one of their friends with his magic wand, utters a mysterious ancient oath. [Read more...]
KATIE TOSSES A RINGER
September 8, 2008 By 3 Comments
Katie, a no nonsense farm girl, takes up the game of horseshoes during summer vacation, practicing from morning till the dark of night. During the village horseshoe tournament, the old “codgers” underestimate Katie, and don’t realize they’ll soon be bucking against a homegrown tornado. [Read more...]
GHOST OF THE FOX PART ONE
July 8, 2008 By 1 Comment
What an exciting way to be introduced to the “Father of our country,” George Washington. This story is about the great victory attained by the brave men of the American Continental Army at the “Battle of Trenton,”. The first part is historical nonfiction, that continues without a break into the second half of the story in fiction, occurring more than 200 years later. This is a must read for children of all ages. [Read more...]
GHOST OF THE FOX PART TWO
June 8, 2008 By 9 Comments
What an exciting way to be introduced to the “Father of our country,” George Washington. This story is about the great victory attained by the brave men of the American Continental Army at the “Battle of Trenton,”. The first part is historical nonfiction, that continues without a break into the second half of the story in fiction, occurring more than 200 years later. This is a must read for children of all ages. [Read more...]
CHIQUITA THE FEATHERLESS CHICK
May 7, 2008 By Leave a Comment
This story about a baby chick adopted by a loving Mexican family, especially Mama Gomez, will make you both laugh and cry. The little ones will especially enjoy the story and go “peep-peep-peeping all around the house. [Read more...]
CHARLIE AND HIS GOLD TOOTHED MULE
April 7, 2008 By 1 Comment
What do curious kids, a gold tooth mule, and a junk collector add up to? The young children who follow Smiley the mule on his rounds are astounded with the answer and surprise ending. So will you! [Read more...]
CAW’S FIRST HOLIDAY
January 8, 2008 By Leave a Comment
The thoughts of Caw the crow are slightly cynical and speaks the one word it was taught–Jeb! This humorous story that includes important family values, are reinforced when Caw saves Christmas for Jeb and his family with that “one word.” [Read more...]
CAW’S SECOND CHRISTMAS
January 7, 2008 By Leave a Comment
CAW, the same unpredictable crow again gets in trouble with his mischievous ways. Miss Spelling, the teacher, is the victim, but to everyone’s surprise Santa comes to the rescue. [Read more...]
