It's okay to have lots of ideas!
Rebecca is a bright, curious little girl with a brain that whirls and twirls all the time. She’s always jumping from one idea to the next. One day, when she offers to help her elderly neighbor Mrs. Clark, she discovers “The List.” Inspired, Rebecca makes her own list — with colorful pens, stickers, and doodles. Suddenly, things become clearer. She remembers her chores, brings the right books to school, and even finishes her cloud-shaped puzzle. She learns that while her brain is still full of amazing things, she can now sort through them instead of always feeling tangled.
It’s about shining as YOU!
Michelle has always loved wearing black — it’s just part of who she is! But when she joins ballet class, she starts to wonder if she will fit in. Soon, Michelle discovers that true beauty comes from being herself — and that everyone, no matter how they look on the outside, has their own special sparkle. A heartwarming story about individuality, courage, and the joy of dancing to your own beat.
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Ummm... God, We've Got Questions Series
With simple graphics, kids can connect with these question and answer books easily. The answers come straight from God's Word and provide clear insight to children with questions about God and the world around them!
Big questions deserve loving answers. A series that helps little hearts find God’s truth and peace.
Big questions deserve loving answers. A series that helps little hearts find God’s truth and peace.
Middle Grade Fiction ages 8-12
Dear Mr. Editor,
I realize this is awful forward of me, but how else will you know me? And worse, how else will I get an answer? I am writing sir, in hopes that you can clear up something for me.
My best friend, Cole, says I am a good writer, only no one will ever publish me because I am way too cynical for a girl. I think that is silly, of course, because I AM a girl. Anyway, I have written an article for your paper about how the people in our town are missing their true purposes; ones that are right under their noses. Cole and I are going to help them find it, and I'd like to write more about it as we help them. I send this to you with the hopes you would publish it for me to prove that girls can be just as cynical as boys, and still be a writer.
If you don't publish it, I guess I'll have my answer.
Thankful that you are smarter than Cole,
Autumn
I realize this is awful forward of me, but how else will you know me? And worse, how else will I get an answer? I am writing sir, in hopes that you can clear up something for me.
My best friend, Cole, says I am a good writer, only no one will ever publish me because I am way too cynical for a girl. I think that is silly, of course, because I AM a girl. Anyway, I have written an article for your paper about how the people in our town are missing their true purposes; ones that are right under their noses. Cole and I are going to help them find it, and I'd like to write more about it as we help them. I send this to you with the hopes you would publish it for me to prove that girls can be just as cynical as boys, and still be a writer.
If you don't publish it, I guess I'll have my answer.
Thankful that you are smarter than Cole,
Autumn
Hollows on the Bayou Series
In this collection of books, your child can explore the Hollows on the Bayou community and relate to characters that go through some of the same feelings they do. Grasshopper Eye and the Lost Vial takes you on a journey through friendships, feelings, and fitting in. Ruby Rabbit and the Flower Garden, takes you on a journey through mistakes, forgiveness and compassion. Duckums Family and the Alley Forest takes you on a journey through self-awareness, rules, and communication. Charlie Chimpanzee and the Circle tree takes you on a journey through selfishness, isolation, and socializing.