PUZZLED BY PINK
VIKING CHILDREN'S BOOKS
(now in its 2nd printing!)
Izzy hates pink as much as her sister, Rose, loves it. So when Rose plans an all-pink birthday party with the guests dressed in fairy costumes, Izzy decides to give her own alternative party in the attic, where the guests will be monsters, spiders, ghosts, and the pet cat. But some powerful magic triggers the appearance of yet another guest--an unexpected one. This will be a party nobody forgets!
"It's so hard to find a pink book that's for ALL girls. ”
"This whimsical tale reminds me of Wicked the
musical for the Kinder set. Simply delightful!"
MY BOOKS!
Illustrator for Tina H. Hahn's THE ROSE GARDEN
to benefit the Ole Miss Women's Council for Philanthropy.
PAINT ME!
SKY PONY PRESS
Red, blue and yellow are just the tip of the iceberg when you have a good imagination. In this colorfully illustrated story, a young girl makes her way through the day--first painting a portrait of her dog, and then painting anything and everything she can find. With a simple, affectionate plot that teaches colors and embraces the "creative process" for many kids, Paint Me! offers a message of love and discovery.
Featuring a heartwarming story and simple yet striking illustrations from author and illustrator Sarah Frances Hardy, Paint Me! encourages children to explore their creativity and express themselves while learning their primary and secondary colors. For parents who remember reading Harold and the Purple Crayon when they were young, or for those who love more recent books about art such as Beautiful Oops!, this is one sweet story you won't want to have missing from your library.
GET READY TO CHANNEL YOUR INNER JACKSON POLLOCK!
A young girl makes her way through a variety of career possibilities—dancer, doctor, superhero, plumber—in a variety of costumes. She can be graceful, creative, brave, caring, silly, and even scary. She can wear braids or glasses, a crown or a beret. No matter what she chooses, her puppy is twirling, painting, and hammering right beside her, often with an accessory of his own. The story is simple and yet suggests infinite, limitless opportunities and the little girl’s right to choose who and what she wants to be. The message is one of exploration, choice, and self-expression. And ultimately another option for the little girl is to be “just me."
DRESS ME!
SKY PONY PRESS
DRESS ME! WAS CHOSEN BY THE CHILDREN'S BOOK
OF THE MONTH CLUB AS A FEATURED SELECTION IN
JUNE 2015 AND WAS A FINALIST FOR THE MIDSOUTH 2016
CRYSTAL KITE AWARD!!