“Libby the Ladybug” by Carly Furino
Congratulations on the #1 New Release on Amazon! Libby the Ladybug is a sweet and loving little ladybug who wonders why she does not have any spots on her back Continue Reading
Now available in Paperback! “The Mystery of the Bedouin Girl … and Rachel’s Gifts” by Rony Kessler
CLICK HERE to purchase Rachel, the heroine introduced in the “The Mysterious Animal Soup and Rachel’s Gifts” returns in this story of suspense, friendship and discovery. Rachel’s friend Samira is Continue Reading
“The Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island” by Linda Maria Frank
What can possibly happen when a crime happens under the very noses of a group of very savvy eighth-graders at St. BeSillius’ Catholic School on St. Frederick’s Island? When the Continue Reading
Get To Know Animals … of the Jungle
Animals are amazing! They live all over the world and they all look very different from one another. Some are plant eaters, some are meat eaters, and some eat both! Continue Reading
Get To Know Animals … of the Forest
Animals are amazing! They live all over the world and they all look very different from one another. Some are plant eaters, some are meat eaters, and some eat both! Continue Reading
“The Not Quite So Small Purple Star” by Bill George
Once upon a time, well not too long ago, I was invited to go on a journey to a star and learn its story of creation and life. The star Continue Reading
“The Adventures of Kodie and Bella” by Sylvie R. Bordzuk
The Adventures of Kodie and Bella is about the friendship between a curious kitten (Kodie) and a charming squirrel (Bella). When a fun day at the park takes a wrong turn, Continue Reading
“Dreams of Singers and Sluggers” by Antoinette Truglio Martin
CLICK HERE to purchase Are You Looking For a Heartwarming Dive into the Wonderful Landscape of Early 1900s New York City? #1 Amazon New Release Lily has to do Continue Reading
“The Easter Bunny’s Missing Basket” by Kathleen Murphy
Enjoy this story that celebrates my beloved New York City, the Easter holiday, and encourages neatness in our young ones! The Easter Bunny’s basket goes missing, and a search through Continue Reading
“The Hearts of Bakers and Artists” by Antoinette Truglio Martin
It is 1911, and nine-year-old Lily, an American-born child of Sicilian immigrants loves to sing, and wants to, has to, prove she is not a little kid. She and her Continue Reading