Books

Mikey’s Journey

Sometimes God’s greatest gifts come in small packages.

Grasshoppers, Katydids and Crickets: A few of those little hoppers, clickers and singers...

Have you ever wondered about grasshoppers? Masters of disguise, there are so many different kinds, colors and sizes. Take a quick peek into the life of these beautiful and sometimes pesky insects and their cousins the katydids and crickets.

Delicious Night

A sleepy time book written especially for tired parents who want to go to bed, too.

Herbivores, Carnivores and Omnivores: To Eat and Not Be Eaten ...

Herbivores, Carnivores and Omnivores is written in a whimsical way to hopefully encourage all those pint sized animal lovers to choose their animal friends wisely.

Missy Monster: I think you left the real Missy at the hospital

When little sisters turn into monsters, sometimes big sisters need to have lots of love and patience to help their younger sibling deal with all those big emotions.

Twitter and Twerp: ...were two little birds.

Twitter and Twerp were two little birds. They were so busy quarreling they didn’t notice something. Oh no! It’s the cat!

The Runaway Shoe: Do your shoes hide from you?

Poem about a runaway shoe. Do your shoes ever hide from you?

Andy, Do You Hear?: ...is there something terribly wrong with his ears?

A series of misunderstandings make Andy’s family wonder; “Is there something terribly wrong with his ears?”

Picky Eater

The wonderful world of food offers a new and challenging adventure.

Levi Ward Hancock and Mosiah Lyman Hancock Journals: ...my 2nd Gr. Grandfather and Gr. Grandfather

This book has been retyped and copied as close to the original document as possible with the exception of a few punctuation changes or spelling errors adjusted for clarity. Their journals are also available in the memories section of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for each individual: https://www.familysearch.org/

Mae Mitchell Davies: A collection of memories to share.

Life history of Aunt Mae Mitchell Davies as written by her sons and grandchildren. In order to make this available to all the dozens of cousins I have agreed to share it on Amazon with minimal royalties.

Mom’s Stuck in the Window: and She Can’t Get Out!

Mom can’t find her key and the house is locked. “But the window is not,” I said. She took off the screen and tried to climb through. The window slammed down. Mom’s top half made it through, but her bottom half didn’t.