Twiblets – The First Beings of the Earth and Our Solar System

Have you even wondered how the surface of the earth became so lush and beautiful? It was not always that way and wasn’t made beautiful without a great deal of special help from the Twiblets. Twiblets come from the sun. It was a huge risk for them to venture to the Earth to provide their special magic and assistance to coax life and beauty from the many dry and brittle seeds on Earth’s surface. In fact, several areas of the Earth were especially a challenge to the Twiblets unique abilities. One in particular of these was the deserts. This story is about the Twiblet adventures and challenges in the earthly deserts.

What if God Had Been Sleepy?

Have you ever wondered how our world might be, if God had been sleepy when He made you and me?

This whimsical picture book about the seven days of Creation is a fanciful tale for God’s littlest angels at bedtime or any time. Children will love the pictures and the rhymes. They can read along with mom or dad, or just relax and let their imagination run wild with the illustrations.

Experience God’s wonder and His love on every page. And know that once this fanciful week of Creation begins, the smiles will never stop.

We Always Have a Choice – Mean or Kind

Although this book is written from the point of view of a ten-year-old, it is meant to speak to the child that still lives inside each of us.

The part of the brain responsible for decision making and understanding consequences does not fully develop until around the age of twenty-five. This is one of the many reasons childhood is so important. Some of us are forced to grow up quickly depending on the circumstances in which we are raised, and once we reach adulthood, many of us begin to focus only on ourselves.

The problem is that when we become self-centered or exclusive, we make it difficult for others to receive what they need. But imagine a world where we shifted that focus. What if we all made the choice to be kind, even to those who seem unkind?

No one comes into the world mean. Most of the time, there is something behind the behaviour. What if we paused to learn more before jumping to conclusions? In my own life, I have often encountered people who seem difficult or unkind. I have learned to listen first and only respond when they are open to hearing me.

Because most of the time, their actions are not really about us. They are about something much deeper inside of them.

The Adventures of Lanny Llama – Book 2

Lanny Llama is afraid of the pumpkin patch. It is big and filled with spooky shadows and eerie sounds he doesn’t like!

Farmer John knelt down beside Lanny Llama. “I know it’s hard going to a place that you’re afraid of, but you have to be brave, and you have to try.”

Farmer John’s gentle reassurance and encouragement doesn’t make Lanny Llama feel any better. It is Halloween and the spooky pumpkin patch needs to be decorated in time for the trick-or-treaters.

But Lanny Llama and all the other animals on the farm are afraid of the spooky pumpkin patch… and Lanny Llama knows that Halloween will have to be cancelled if he cannot face his fears –– so the only way he can save the day is by being brave!

Especially You

Nurturing self-love and a positive self-image in children, this heartwarming book invites readers into the world of Special, a young character who discovers just how remarkable his body truly is. From his head to his toes, each part helps him explore, connect, and navigate the world around him. Join Special on this journey and discover how your own unique features make you wonderfully one-of-a-kind too!

Señor Iguana’s Great Adventure

When Señor Iguana left behind his ordinary life in the jungle, he didn’t realize he and his newfound friend would encounter mystical and magical events and become the god of music and dance.

Little did Señor Iguana know that his adventures were just beginning.

Twiblets II – Their Arctic Adventures and Transformations

In this second adventure, the Twiblets embark on a daring quest to inhabit the Arctic – a far more challenging environment than the deserts they faced before. This journey tests their physical, psychological, and cultural limits, pushing even these model creatures of goodness to the brink.

As they adapt to the Arctic’s extreme cold, avalanches, glaciers, and other ecological trials, they receive special gifts from nature that alter their appearance and abilities. These changes create tension with the original Twiblet communities, leading some expeditioners to rebel before ultimately rediscovering their core values.

Their return enriches the Twiblet society with new diversity and sets the stage for their pivotal role in shaping Earth’s future, including the creation and support of the first humans and other species. This story weaves a tale of resilience, transformation, and the interconnected spirit of all Earthly beings.

Do You Know, I Love You So?

Do You Know, I Love You So? is a quick book about all the little things we do as a parent that let our children know that we love them. It’s in the small seemingly unimportant tasks we accomplish that show this love: doing the laundry, brushing the teeth and just being silly that let our children know we love them every day. Enjoy this simple story and share the love you have for your child with them each and every day.

More than All the Magic in Manhattan

Continuing the imaginative series with More Than All the Magic in Manhattan, Stacey Dixon Phelan wants to again provide families an opportunity to create their own expressions of love to cherish and share for years to come. With the same playful and colorful illustrations, this book will capture any child’s curiosity.

‘I love you more than all the seagulls in Santa Monica’ and ‘I love you more than all the colors in Key West’ will provide families with a chance to explore the United States and teach children about the characteristics of American geography and culture.

Keep playing the game!

Mama—My Favorite Person in the Whole World—Has Something Called Dementia

Sometimes the people we love most in life, change in ways we don’t understand.

Are they feeling anxious or worried? Or really sleepy? Maybe they are forgetting things that they used to remember. Are they feeling confused? Are they unable to do the things that they used to do? This can be very upsetting. You may be feeling sad and don’t know how to help. But you can. Your loved one needs and loves you. Spend time with them. No one likes to be alone. Eat snacks with them. Be kind and loving. Sing their favorite songs with them. Hold their hand. Listen and be patient. Tell them you love them. Learn to comfort them. Tell them a funny story, and make them laugh! That really helps. Laughter makes everyone feel better. Don’t forget to give them a big hug! Give yourself a hug too. Ask for help and support when you need it. Be kind to yourself. Be grateful for the magic moments with your loved one. They do happen.

Mackenzie's Deer Trouble!

Where are displaced animals supposed to live? Because their natural habitats are disappearing, they are sharing our yards and parks more every day.

For the last several years, we have encountered wild animals in our yard on almost a daily basis. That made it necessary to learn how to interact with these animals. We have had individual deer, does with fawns, and little groups of five or six deer in our yard looking for food and water. They come all year long, no matter the season.

The deer are adorable, look harmless, and do not seem to fear humans. You can take photographs of them and enjoy watching their little ones at play. They seem to tolerate our presence if we do not get too close to them or try to touch them.

But, for the safety of our children, they need to understand the difference between a wild animal and a pet.

Hannah Backwards

Seven-year-old Hannah Daniels has a puzzling problem. Will she figure it out in time to make it to school, or is she in for the worst day ever?

Join Hannah on this exciting and amusing adventure as she navigates an unexpected challenge and discovers a valuable lesson along the way.