A tooth, a fairy and a problem in Magic Land… Oh no! Unicorns have lost their joy, the leprechauns can’t find their gold, and the magical fish have disappeared – all because the magic rainbow has lost its color! But how can little Mollie possibly help? A magically illustrated story about what happens to our teeth … Read more
After King Lemuel, the king of rainbows realized he cannot afford to leave his kingdom anymore to create rainbows on Earth, the wise monarch has chosen seven special subjects to do the work in his place. The king chose these Seven Rainbow Superstars from thousands upon thousands of talented people, such as engineers, dancers, authors, … Read more
The Healthy Mind Express is the First Children’s Mental Health Primer. It was created to take readers on a journey that will promote better mental health. Its lessons teach us how to accept Atypicals in our culture and embrace meeting their needs. Atypicals (neurodiverse) are the fastest growing demographic within the U.S. educational system. Come … Read more
An inquisitive little girl who lives on the moon wonders if earth children know about ‘moonlings’. Her mom asks her if they did, what she would want the earth children to know about her life on the moon. The little girl shares her thoughts on how she’s ‘just like them’ and with each illustration you … Read more
Having fled the dreadful blitz in London and landed in sunny Santa Fe, New Mexico, Beatrice Agatha Sims has learned to appreciate a radically different culture and landscape. Her world is rocked again with news of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. First, she must contend with losing her American host, the sensible “Clem” – a … Read more
Mitzi is an 18-year-old dog. She tellsthe story of her adventurous life in this heartwarming tale. She is a star onthe stage, and protects her home when a burglar tries to break in. Her Dad, a K-9 handler in the US Air Force, tells howshe was trained and how important it is toeat the best … Read more
Jun Anzu is very small, but she feels large inside. One day she decides to take matters into her own hands and not grow physically but grow so large on the inside that her classmates notice she’s finally there. Jun Anzu reminds us that it is not our outer size that matters but how large … Read more