Books with author William S. Mayo

Illustrated in full color. Here is a captivating picture book for cat lovers of all ages--told from a feline point of view. Pandora, a beautiful black cat, has lived contentedly in a cozy house with a man and woman who cherish her. One day they bring a baby home, and Pandora begins to feel both unloved and unwanted. She runs away in a huff and learns how to fend for herself in the wild. But when she gives birth to two kittens of her own, Pandora begins to understand why her humans were so protective of their new baby. When her kittens are strong enough, Pandora leads them back home, where they all live together as one happy human and cat family. This tender story of tolerance will especially appeal to children who have to accept a new baby into the family.

Joey’s Little Monster is about Joey’s journey to a land of dreams, where imagination lets him build his own world and his own rules. Little Joey is taken to this world with a little monster Dewdrop he finds in his room at night. Together they go on an adventure that every kid will enjoy. This is a book intended for an audience of children from ages 4-8. The book is filled with wonderful illustrations that portray Joey’s adventures.

How much more suspicious can you get when everyone is lying to you? Kara Hampton, a fourteen-year-old girl, is suddenly whisked away to her aunt's household. Confused? Yes. Kara is unaware of the new world she is about to encounter.The strangeness of her cousins and the frightful presence of a creature who is on the prowl have most certainly got the better of Kara. With curious mysteries to unveil, the girl finds many unusual threads to her fate, which turns into an unruly turmoil.Finding her body changing, and new senses arousing, Kara is bewildered with shock as she's suddenly dragged into conflict with another pack of ancestral spirits.As she's dragged into a supernatural adventure, Kara gradually realises what her family's paradox is, and what she is about to become...Allow yourself to enter a world of doubt, dispute and excitement with Kara Hampton, as she reveals the long-kept secret of her family.

This is a childrens story of an exciting adventure where Freddie is trying desperately to keep the chocolate ice cream that Freddie loves frozen so that it doesnt melt. Freddie finds himself travelling to the North Pole and the South Pole but soon realizes that Mummy is right!The moral of the story is to enjoy and live for the moment and to try new adventures. Accepting that some things in life are bound to happen and that we cannot control the outcome of an inevitable situation, this book teaches children about loss and that nothing will last forever. The ice cream was always going to melt . . . This is a story that will make a difference to the way your child thinks!