A spiritual journey of a lifetime. My view in life, drawn by the magic of words. I want to draw you a picture, a picture of words. To describe to you all, what I see of the world in technicolour. Through poetry and song. I touch on subjects from Heaven to Hell and everything in between. It tackles the tough topics, like suicide and Drugs. Like money and God. Also, mental health and Love. All the poems and songs have strong messages but the songs are not complete without music. I am singer songwriter, not a musician. I am 58, and I have been writing for over 30 years. I know I can make a difference. The best is yet to come.

The themes of the fables deal with the necessary changes we all must go through in our lives. By showing the effects of change in humans, animals, and even in normally inanimate objects such as lighthouses, we encourage children to think of themselves as part of nature, to care for it, and to think about the ways in which we all interact with the world and with each other. Whilst they are designed to be read to small children and for older children to read by themselves. In the schools, the fables have been used as educational teaching materials that serve the learning experience and the understanding of the relationships between man and nature. The respon-sibility for each other is evident in all fables. The rainbow serves as symbol of hope and the power of implementation.

I came up with the idea as a book while singing the song as a lullaby to my grandbabies then turning it into a fun activity. This book is about the colors of the rainbow.. it's educational and teaches children the basic colors like red yellow orange etc... It also teaches them in the song hand and eye coordination while singing along with the song... My goal for this book that when the children see the rainbow after it rains they will say the colors and sing the song...

Winter 3000 years ago, invaders decimate their homeland. A small group of Bird Clan refugees flee north into unknown glacial Canada. This story focuses on families and interacting relationships, but mostly of a brother and sister’s leap to maturity in a beautiful yet hostile area. Through all, the Bird Clan so far manages to stay together, yet that may soon change. A hostile clan threatens to enslave everyone who crosses their path. People intercede but to not much avail. At times it takes wisdom to see things right ... but contrary to that, there is always Mada of the Bird Clan.

Collects artisitic activities based on the illustration styles in such popular picture books as Leo Lionni's Swimmy, Eric Carle's Draw Me a Star, and Lois Ehlert's Draw Me a Rainbow.

A magical journey with fairies and the woodland forest they live in. Stories of gentle hearts and moments that should live in every child's dreams.An ideal illustrated book of bedtime stories

A boy's creativity and self-confidence challenge and inspire his teacher. What do you see outside your window? If you're like Robert, you'll see that the sky isn't always blue. Robert has an artist's eye and an independent mind who knows what he knows, even when his teacher, Mrs. Murphy, disagrees. She wants Robert to use blue crayon to represent the sky, but Robert knows that the sky is more varied, more vivid, much more beautiful than that. Children learn many things from their teachers, yet sometimes teachers can learn from students! Robert holds fast to what he knows and believes. And Mrs. Murphy comes to agree that the sky is not just blue. It's a spectrum of rich and changing colors that remind her of children full of joy and imagination. The Sky Is Not Blue invites a conversation about individual perspectives and encourages children to trust and express their beliefs.