Manuscripts
Below is a partial list of stories that are ready for submission.
Booklist
In no particular order
The Tooth Fairy Forgot?
Believing can be hard for all of us at some point in our lives. Whether it’s believing in ourselves or believing in the unknown. Sometimes all we need is that one champion, that Queen, who has faith in us. And no matter what the problem is, chances are, there’s a fairy for that!
What happens when you take out all of the nouns in a globbitygloo? Look it already happened! And then you replace all of the nouns with the same word…globbitygloo, which is really fun to say. At first, you might think that your brain doesn’t know how to process a story like that, but in fact, it’s a unique and creative approach to a picture book. Throughout this story, globbitygloo morphs into a variety of nouns, and for each person, it can have a different meaning. What will globbitygloo mean to you?
Globbitygloo
Ziggly
Part II in this series that supports the learning of sentence structure and grammar in a fun and creative way, ZIGGLY is the sequel to GLOBBITYGLOO. This story focuses on adjectives by taking them all out of the story and replacing them with the same word...ziggly. This story can have a different interpretation every time you read it, how fun is that?!
The Golden Gals
Meet the Golden Gals! We all know that amazing and timeless show that this book is inspired by but wait until you read the nuggets of laughter and learning brought to you by these ladies in their coop. Bea is the MC and zen hen who helps us learn important life lessons like being patient, kind, a team-player, a listener, and to just be.
Divorce is hard. Period. But what if your favorite stuffy since you were a baby came to life to help you through it? Eddy is a funny, kind, insightful and quite large teddy bear that helps Raul get through a really tough time. And as Raul builds his own skills and gets stronger, Eddy gets smaller. Caregivers, teachers and counselors can use the guided questions in the back matter of the book as well as the journaling techniques to work with children through this difficult time in one's life that many families are familiar with but don't quite know how to handle.