When Anza the Antelope decides to take a beach vacation, he’ll have to navigate an alphabet of obstacles if he’s going to reach the island of Zanzibar. An alphabet adventure book set in Tanzania.

230 words, prose.

When Bunyip has trouble sleeping, no problem! He’ll just play in the swamp all night, right? It sounded like a great plan…at first. (Bunyip is a creature from Aboriginal Australian folklore).

333 words, rhyme.

A group of birds is a flock, a group of deer is a herd, and a group of unicorns is a blessing. The unicorns in this story are all very different, but they’re all part of the blessing.

550 words, prose.

A little book is determined to convince people that reading is for more than just bedtime. Can he convince them to turn the page on their old ways?

490 words, rhyme.

It’s time to go to sleep, but not before the I Love Yous. This is a story of escalating silliness as a dad and his kid discuss how ridiculously big a family's love can be. But probably not bigger than an elephant, right?

592 words, prose.

The narrator of this story kinda looks like a kid…or maybe he’s some kind of animal in disguise? Either way, he thinks it’s really unfair that kinkajous aren’t included in a box of animal cookies.

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40,000 words, middle grade, prose

How many rambunctious, beach-loving party pigs can fit on one island? The only way to find out is to keep adding more! This counting story was inspired by the swimming pigs of Staniel Cay in the Bahamas. Nobody knows how they got there, but they’re there and there’s a lot of them.

290 words, rhyme.

When Santa forgets to deliver presents to the well-behaved sea monsters, he must take a deep dive into the unknown to keep their holiday dreams afloat. A story of responsibility and kindness for the ho-ho-holidays (sorry, that last part was terrible, but I couldn’t resist).

450 words, prose.

All over the world and all at the same time, kids are learning, growing, and having important life experiences. This concept book explores a tiny fraction of the universal events that are happening right now.

360 words, rhyme.

Every vehicle is different, but they’re all welcome in this parking lot. This story is a celebration of diversity and inclusion…but with cars, trucks, and blimps!

330 words, rhyme.

ANTS OF ANTARCTICA: There are no ants in Antarctica. And for good reason! This book is an introduction to our southernmost continent with a mix of silliness and facts.

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