Diamond's Lucky Penny

Have you ever found a lucky penny and thought your day would be "fortunate?" In this circular story, when Diamond wakes up to go to school, he discovers a "lucky penny" in his bedroom floor and places it in his pocket. Series of "accidental events" happens in this tale when Diamond realizes not only he did not get injured but, another day will approach with similar events.

Comments received from World of Imaginations:

A GREAT illustrator to work with. She does not stop until the customer is satisfied! No regrets here.

 

Angel by my side

Who would have ever thought a young, wealthy, kind, generous man would become his own worst enemy - bitter, selfish and heartless to the people around him? In this story, when Marcel's mother dies, he finds support from a homeless old lady he assumes, guides him through his sorrows and happiness.

Pippi the Possum

Pippi the Possum is tired of living in a ditch with smelly skunks, scrounging for food, and getting wet when it rains. At night he runs through the cat door onto the back porch of his cat friends Biscuit, Andy, and Fritz, gobbles some cat food and runs back out.

He wants to be inside but is afraid of Miss Mattie’s rolling pin. He has never lived in a house and doesn’t know that family members have responsibilities.

Come along with Pippi as his cat friends help him to learn how to be a member of a family and be loved by all.

Mia's flower garden

Mia is a six year old first grade student. She has recently moved from the city to the suburbs and she isn’t happy about it. She has to ride a school bus, instead of her mommy driving her to school. Her classmates always ask her silly questions, or say mean things; like calling her hair "snake hair". Mia wishes everyone can look the same, but her mommy teaches Mia a powerful lesson using the flowers from her garden to show how different everyone is, but unique and beautiful in their own way. Mia’s flower garden supports diversity in a school environment and is fun for all readers.

Bite this Book

 Bite this Book is the first book truly for dogs. Through an inner sweetness that communicates via the language of the heart, it will bring your dog peace.

Bite this Book was recommended by librarydogs,com, "It is beautifully illustrated, and the rhymes capture perfectly what I feel my dog is thinking. This is a really cute book and I'm sure you and many of your young readers will enjoy it."

Best regards, Lony