Juvenile, Fiction, Picture Book, Fairy Gothmother Series.

A new fable that reveals why fields sprout pumpkins each fall and why we carve and light these "Jack O' Lanterns."

Also, introduces families to The Halloween Hunt, a fun, mashup game of Hide and Seek, Dress-up and Treasure Hunt.

Juvenile, Fiction, Picture Book, Fairy Gothmother Series

McFluff the dog, builds a boy out of bones he’s dug up from around a haunted mansion. Once he buries the bones in a graveyard, lightning strikes, and Bone Boy is born!

To the town’s amazement, they compete in a Halloween dog and kid costume contest and win first prize.

Juvenile, Fiction , Picture Book, Fairy Gothmother Series.

Rowdy critters crash a home on the eve of Halloween. Their ruckus casts a spell and stops time - Halloween can’t happen until the “One” breaks the spell by kicking the party animals to the curb.

Juvenile, Fiction, Picture Book, Fairy Gothmother Series

Juvenile, Fiction, Picture Book, Fairy Gothmother Series

The next installment of my picture book, A Blaze of Dragons, about the activities of cryptids and the names for their collective family group. For example: a Flock of Pegasus (offspring are a Flutter); a Legion of Centaurs (offspring are a Troop); and a Fleet of Kraken (offspring are a Pod).

Juvenile, Fiction, Picture Book, Fairy Gothmother Series

Where do YOU go after your parents tell you to “GO TO SLEEP”?

You’re probably familiar with the “Sandman”, perhaps even with Hans Christian Anderson’s vision, where the Sandman carries two umbrellas, one for good dreams and one for no dreams.

I’ve created a book with two story lines. In one direction, children have magical and fantastical dreams.

Flip the book and playful nightmares, like “lava sharks” swimming under your bed come to life.

Children chose which story to read first and are invited to write down a bad dream, place it in a box and recite a rhyme, banishing scary dreams.

Bonus material: DIY Bad Dream Box and Dream Journal

Juvenile, Non-Fiction, Picture Book.

Just because you go to sleep, doesn’t mean your garden does. There’s a whole host of plants and flowers that come awake at night. And there’s a whole host of critters that do the same!

Discover the secret night activities and synchronicity of moths and bats, along with their floral counterparts.

Juvenile, Non-Fiction, Biography, Picture Book

Mary Delany (1700-1788) a member of the Blue Stocking Society, created the first ever ‘paper-mosaick’ flowers at age 72.

For the next ten years, she went on to produce a series of 985 extraordinary floral collages so detailed they look like photographs (which didn’t exist at the time).

Along the way, she made friends with botanists, royalty and explorers that collected plants from all over the world for Kew gardens, giving her unprecedented access to flowers to imitate and “collect” on paper to be shared, much like botanical drawings or dried, pressed flowers, but in 3D and vibrant color!

Her 10 volumes are housed in the collection of the British Museum.

Cookbook, Adult

A twist on ‘What’s in the Fridge?’ cooking for those of us that don’t plan too far ahead.

Loaded with tips and tricks from how to search for grocery store deals to eating healthy, delicious food on a budget.