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Look Look All the Way Up
Shanna Brown
Paperback (AuthorHouse, Dec. 26, 2017)Power your childs imagination with real information about the eight planets. This book introduces kids to real facts about our solar system. This book is perfect for home, school, or homeschoolers, ages four and up.
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Breaking Down
Shane Brown
(Independently published, March 17, 2019)Two years ago, James Marsh and Paul Baker suffered severe bullying at the hands of Jason Mitchell and his friends. Now, James is about to leave home to go to university, knowing that it might signal the end of his relationship with Paul. Jason has been trying to make amends for what he did at school, but his past is coming back to haunt him. And teacher Andrew Green is struggling with his mental health due to the stress of the events of two years earlier, with his boyfriend at a loss on how to help him. In this sequel to the 2019 edition of Breaking Point, they all learn to realise that the effects of school bullying will be with them for life - whether victim, bully, or teacher.
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Breaking Point: A Play
Shane Brown
Paperback (Independently published, Feb. 13, 2020)James Marsh is in his final year of high school. He has been suffering from bullying for months at the hands of Jason Mitchell and his friends but, as they return to school after the Easter break, Jason takes his tormenting to a whole new level. As James struggles to cope, a teacher at the school finds his hands tied when he attempts to help him, Jason spirals out of control, and a former friend of James tries to make amends. "Breaking Point" is a hard-hitting, honest play about homophobic bullying for the 2020s. Designed to be performed on a bare stage with a minimum amount of props, the play is available for performance by amateur and professional companies (see inside the book for full details). Recommended for fifteen years and upwards.
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Pete's Potato Problem
Ms. Shannon V. Brown
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 26, 2018)Pete has a problem. A new restaurant has opened up in town and taken away all his business. Then Pete gets a big idea. The annual Pingleton Potato Festival is coming up and Pete knows if he enters his recipe in the big contest people will fall in love with his food once again. Then Pete discovers someone is buying up all of his secret ingredient. Whatever will Pete do? Will he close up shop or will Pete find an unexpected way to solve his potato problem?
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Pete's Potato Problem
Shannon Brown
eBook (, April 25, 2018)Pete has a problem. A new restaurant has opened up in town and taken away all his business. Then Pete gets a big idea. The annual Pingleton Potato Festival is coming up and Pete knows if he enters his recipe in the big contest people will fall in love with his food once again. Then Pete discovers someone is buying up all of his secret ingredient. Whatever will Pete do? Will he close up shop or will Pete find an unexpected way to solve his potato problem?