Caden Loves His Momma

This book tells the story of any baby and small child. They love to play the momma, momma, momma game. Most of the time they do not want anything, they just love to say momma. Momma feeds them, bathes them, plays with them, puts them to bed, and gives them  medicine when they are sick. So babies naturally want momma.

All mom’s know it can get a little annoying sometimes when they say momma, momma over and over again, but once the child is all grown up and moves out, momma sits back and realizes how much she misses the days when all the child used to say was momma. This book may bring a tear to your eye.

The illustrations were done with crayon and will attract children to them. Children will see the illustrations as something they could do and may try to draw their own pictures to go with this story. This is a special book for momma to read to her baby or young child and children will love to point at the baby in the pictures!

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The Trees Have Hearts

This book tells the story of how a little girl moved to a different country and could not speak their language. All the children picked on her, so she did not have anyone to play with.  The trees are able to speak the girl’s language and try to comfort her by telling her that she will have new friends in no time. The little girl talked to the trees every morning before school and when she got home from school.

When the little girl leaves for summer vacation, she does not tell the trees good bye and leaves them all to worry about her.  She should have told them, they would have understood. The wind found her at the camp and told the trees where she is. They were so worried about her.

This book is well written, very sweet, and very heart warming. The illustrations are beautiful! I will warn you, the end may make you cry. You must read the rest of the story to find out if the girl ever made any new friends. I have already given away too much of the story already. I recommend this book to everyone, especially children that have to move to a new school.

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Coming Soon: Creatures Among Us

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Story is being written and the cover is being designed as we speak!


Creatures Among Us


Preface

All the elderly men in the village thought that the night creatures were extinct until the night David came across one of them in the woods, nearby the village.

All the villagers go into a state of panic! They each take turns in groups to guard the village at night. During the day, then send out search parties to try to find out where the night creatures are hiding to sleep during the day.

They must find out soon how many creatures are out there and destroy them fast! The creatures have already threatened the villager’s survival by getting into their crop fields. The villager’s do not want to wait until they are attacked by the creatures, to do something about them.

David will do anything necessary to protect the love of his life, Elizabeth and their two daughters!

A Book of Poetry for Teenagers

Hearts

A pretty little heart.

So perfect in shape and size.

Hoping not to be broken.

 A sad little heart.

Broken too many times.

Hoping soon to heal. 

A happy little heart.

Not afraid to face the world.

Hoping to never be alone.

 A scared little heart.

Curled up in the corner.

Wishing for a way out.

 Age 14

The Stars

 The stars are so bright and beautiful.

They light the darkness of the night sky.

How did they get there I wonder?

Does anyone really know?

 Shooting stars, how they fly by so fast.

How you catch them at night out of the corner of your eye.

Where do they come from?

What are they running from?

 When you are out at night,

And you see a shooting star,

Make a wish from afar,

Share with the sky what lies in your heart.

 Age 14

My Shadow

 When I go outside and it is sunny,

I know I will have a friend by my side.

My shadow is always there,

It follows me everywhere.

My shadow does not mind,

For it does everything I do.

It loves everything I love,

And never argues or runs away.

 My shadow is there to stay,

Right by my side.

Until the day,

Comes to an end.

Age 14

The Rain

 I love the lightning,

The quickness.

How it comes and goes,

Whenever it pleases. 

 I love the thunder,

It sounds some mean.

As if it could really harm something,

When it has no effect.

 I love the rain,

Listening to the sound of it falling.

It sounds so comforting as I lie there.

Like nothing else matters.

 Age 14

I See In You

 

I see the rage in your eyes.

The hurt in your life.

The pain I have caused you.

Yet you hold me so close.

 

I see fear in your eyes.

Fear in your life.

Afraid of losing me.

Yet you continue to hold on.

 I see time in your eyes.

All the time you waited for me.

Hoping I would come back.

I still do not understand why.

 I see need in your eyes.

The need to have someone love you.

For someone to hold you close.

I do not think I am that person.

 I see happiness in your eyes.

Full of excitement to hold someone.

Happy because someone loves you.

Just as you love me.

 I see tears in your eyes.

For all the tears you have brought to mind.

Yet I hold you so close.

And I have not let you go.

Age 15

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A Book of Poetry for Young Adults

Rainy Day

The rain so loud,

The wind so fierce,

There is nowhere to go but here.

Pajama day and blankets warm,

A cup of coffee and a two year old.

Snuggled together on the couch,

Take a nap there is plenty of time.

No other place I would rather be,

While the rain is so loud,

And the wind is so fierce.

 Not even a day to cook.

A lazy day is what I took.

Threw it in the crock pot quick,

Dinner served lickity split.

Nice hot bath, soaked it all in.

Relaxed in peace, calmed the nerves.

Threw on more clean pajamas,

Snuggled into a nice warm bed.

Off to dream wonderful dreams,

While the rain is still so loud,

And the wind is still so fierce.

Silver Locket

 

My baby I bought you a silver locket.

No it does not go in your pocket.

 Around your neck resting over your heart.

My love for you will never part.

 On it are the words I love you.

Oh you will never know how much I do.

 It has a rose engraved on it too.

Pretty and pink just like you.

 I hope you will treasure it for all of time.

I hope you love your poem too because it rhymes.

 I wrote this poem just for you.

Now you will always have a memory of a new silver locket just for you.

Moon

 When it comes out at night,

Its light shines bright.

 It lights up the night’s sky,

Makes it easier on the eye.

 It tells people when it is time to go to bed,

To lie down and rest their head.

 Till the sun comes back,

It is time to get up out the sack.

 

Butterfly

 I wish I were as beautiful,

As a butterfly.

 I wish I could just spread,

My wings and fly away.

 I would go on the greatest adventure.

I would visit the whole wide world.

 In the end of my journey,

I would stay in the warmest place I found.

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A Book Of Poetry For Adults

A Starry Night

On a hot, starry night,

Sitting outside on a porch swing,

Staring up at them,

As they light up the nights sky.

A shooting star I see,

I close my eyes and make a wish,

That my life stays just the way it is,

I could never ask for more.

Sitting quietly except for the sound,

Of crickets talking to each other.

Life could not get,

Any better than this.

As I sit here, rocking on the porch swing,

I could almost fall asleep,

But then I would miss out on,

This beautiful view.

Not a cloud in sight for miles.

The moon so huge tonight.

I can never get enough of,

A summer’s hot starry night.

 

Tears

I can hold the tears in,

All day long.

I try to make them,

Disappear.

By the end of the night,

When I lay my head,

Upon my pillow,

That is where,

The tears want to be.

I cannot hold them in,

Any longer.

They come on out.

I quietly cry,

Myself to sleep.

Like a little child,

That does not want,

To go to sleep.

My pillow holds my tears,

So that no one,

Can see them.

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Destiny and Faith's Summer Adventures

Destiny and Faith are now out of school for the summer and are looking for a way to work and make money. As they are walking down the street, they notice new neighbors with a little boy named Dustin. They are moving into the house that old man Mr. Jenkins used to live in. Destiny and Faith say that it is haunted. Dustin’s mom tells them he is deaf, but luckily, Destiny and Faith know how to do sign language. Dustin’s mom gives Destiny and Faith a job of cleaning the attic. When they were done, Dustin’s mom told them to come back tomorrow if they wanted a new job. That night, they notice Mr. Jenkins ghost in the window again. They sneak out and sign to Dustin that Mr. Jenkins is in the window. Mr. Jenkins moves from the attic window, to downstairs window when he sees the girls out the window. Then he proceeds to come outside to chase the girls off.

You must read this book to find out if the girls made it home, if Dustin’s family will be alright with a ghost in the house, and to find out if Destiny and Faith ever find another summer job beside cleaning Dustin’s house for his mother. This book is so totally cute! It is well written and will be easy for kids to read and follow. It even has an alphabet sign language chart at the end so that kids can practice after they read the story. This book has cute illustrations and gives children a visualization of what the characters look like.

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