I wrote “Baseball on the Moon” for my oldest son, Sky. We were taking a walk one day when he was about three, and just making up rhymes, when the tale of Marvin McLoon taking a vacation on the moon came into being.
The plan is to have my son, now age 16, illustrate for this story and have it traditionally published, but until then, enjoy the eBook.
Stay tuned for Feature Story activities and worksheets to go along with “Baseball on the Moon.”
The book, “What DO You Like?” is a story I wrote based on a conversation, I had with my second son, Kian. It’s a sweet conversation between mother and son with a fun rhythm.
Stay tuned for a Feature Story activity packet to go with “What DO You Like?”
For all you parents, if you enjoy a good historical fiction novel, you’ll love “The Footsteps of the Five, the Narratives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper”. About eighteen months ago I read Hallie Rubenhold’s non-fiction book, The Five, and it was phenomenal. My perspective on the Jack the Ripper murders was completely changed. But it left me with questions. Questions that we will never know the true answer to. But I still wanted to know, so I wrote a novel. In the Footsteps of the Five, you will walk with Polly, Annie, Elizabeth, Catherine, and Mary Jane as they get closer and closer to their ultimate demise.
PSA: This book is rated R. For adults only.
