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  • Quiet Kid

    Debbie Fox

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 1, 2012)
    Quiet Kid is a creative feel-good book written for introverted children; an ode to the kids who enjoy, seek out and actually need quiet times. This book celebrates and clearly validates the unique and often misunderstood characteristics of these inner, thoughtful children. It does not suggest any sort of corrective action plan because none is needed. Children who are introverts are simply born with this temperament. What they need to thrive is support and understanding in a fast paced, overloaded world. Introverted kids need to know that they’re alright just the way that they are. The adults in their lives need to know this, too. Quiet Kid is a gentle way to get the conversation started.
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  • Itchy Mitchie

    Debbie Day

    language (, March 14, 2016)
    1st grader Mitchie Miles has a dreadful case of ITCHY FEET! And mysteriously, nothing seems to help! But after playing an epic game of Blinky Ball at school, Mitchie discovers that maybe he had the solution to his problem all along. With beautiful hand-cut paper illustrations and an important moral about the power of positive thinking, this book is sure to make a wonderful addition to your children’s library!
  • Tiy and the Prince of Egypt

    Debbie Dee

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 14, 2013)
    Tiy is different than the other Egyptian girls--she has pale hair and more freckles than she wants to count. With her mother consumed by the need to keep up appearances, and her father too busy to care, Tiy just wants to disappear into the background. But her hope for a quiet life is shattered when she rescues Prince Amenhotep from a sandstorm and is rewarded with an invitation to attend the royal school in Egypt’s capital—-a place where girls like her will never fit in. Amenhotep welcomes her into his close circle of friends and their friendship strengthens into a bond neither is willing to lose. But when Amenhotep becomes Pharaoh and is pressured by the priests to marry, the strength of their friendship is threatened. Will Tiy find enough courage to accept Amenhotep’s hand when he wants her to become the next Queen of Egypt, especially when her feelings run no deeper than friendship? And how can she protect him from the Nubian rebels who are determined to take control of Egypt?
  • I Want to Be a Gold Medalist

    Debbie Drum

    eBook (, Sept. 5, 2012)
    I Want to Be a Gold Medalist is all about a kid who gets inspired watching the Olympics. The Olympics is such a magical time. It is also magical for kids as well. It is easy for anyone to get inspired by Olympians!Danny decides he wants to be a gold medalist and tries many sports to see which ones he likes the best. The first sport that he tried was Gymnastics. He was watching Gymnastics on the tv and that was what inspired Danny in the first place.Some of the sports that Danny tries are swimming, gymnastics, basketball, soccer, baseball, tennis, football, hockey, volleyball, and even yoga.If your kid (boy or girl) loves sports or you want to inspire him or her to take up some active activities, I Want to Be a Gold Medalist might just do the trick. This book is dedicated to my three year old nephew - I know he will enjoy it. He's a smart 3 year old! So, I believe this book is good for ages 3 - 9, but special for everyone because it is a good story!I Want to Be a Gold Medalist has some great lessons in it too. Practice makes perfectTry and try againAlways keep strivingand...it's ok not to be the bestYou can do anything you put your mind tokeep strivingYou might find yourself inspired as you read this to your children. It is great for both boys and girls!Enjoy!Debbie
  • Quiet Kid

    Debbie Fox

    eBook
    Quiet Kid is a creative feel-good book written for introverted children; an ode to the kids who enjoy, seek out and actually need quiet times. This book celebrates and clearly validates the unique and often misunderstood characteristics of these inner, thoughtful children. It does not suggest any sort of corrective action plan because none is needed. Children who are introverts are simply born with this temperament. What they need to thrive is support and understanding in a fast paced, overloaded world. Introverted kids need to know that they’re alright just the way that they are. The adults in their lives need to know this, too. Quiet Kid is a gentle way to get the conversation started.
  • Animal Stories of the Desert: Arizona Animal Stories

    Debbie Dehm

    eBook (Outskirts Press, Inc., Oct. 25, 2009)
    Three stories about animals that live in the desert around Sedona, AZ and have positive messages about friendship for young children.
  • The Last Witch: Incenaga Trilogy, Book 1

    Debbie Dee

    Paperback (Dolce Books, Sept. 12, 2012)
    Who do you trust when your power can be used against you?For generations the Incenaga Witches have been forced to use their power to fulfill the wishes of others until they are drained of their magic and left to die. Desperate to protect his infant daughter - the last surviving witch - Emmeline’s father escapes with her to the forests where he vows to keep her hidden from the world and from the truth.Sixteen years later, Emmeline is discovered and finds herself in the grip of a traitor who will stop at nothing to get what he wants, even if it means abusing her power until she dies. As she fights to regain her freedom she is faced with a choice between a prince who offers a lifetime of security and a common gamekeeper who has no idea of her power, but offers his heart. "Best witch book ever!" - Girl in the Woods Reviews“This book should have a warning sign...may cause lack of sleep and teary eyes. Side affect may include tears, laughter, sympathy, and heartbreak" - Chronicles of Book Addict"... full of nail biting, heart pounding, nerve-wracking action and dilemmas..." - Kayla's PlaceGrab a copy today!
  • The Last Witch

    Debbie Dee

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 12, 2012)
    For generations the Incenaga Witches have been forced to use their power to fulfill the wishes of others until they are drained of their magic and left to die. Desperate to protect his infant daughter - the last surviving witch - Emmeline's father escapes with her to the forests where he vows to keep her hidden from the world and from the truth. Sixteen years later, Emmeline is discovered and finds herself in the grip of a traitor who will stop at nothing to get what he wants, even if it means abusing her power until she dies. As she fights to regain her freedom she is faced with a choice between a prince who offers a lifetime of security and a common gamekeeper who has no idea of her power, but offers his heart. But who can she trust when her power can be used against her?
  • Kiss the Frog

    Debbie Kay

    language (, Feb. 1, 2011)
    Megan was in love with Kyle. Kyle was a popular jock that all the girls wanted. He was dating Cheryl but, when Cheryl and Kyle broke up Megan figured this was her chance but, right before homecoming Kyle gets back with Cheryl. Megan has to think fast and she creates a plan to get Kyle. She finds out Kyle might not be everything she thought he was and maybe just maybe the guy that she had over looked is her handsome prince, how much is Kyle worth to her? Is she willing to give up the fight for him?
  • Lisa and Loggerhead Turtle's Trek: A T.R.E.A.T. Tales Presents book about Sea Turtles

    Debbie Dunn

    Paperback (Independently published, Nov. 17, 2018)
    Leah of the Sea-uh was a Loggerhead Sea Turtle hatchling. She was born to swim to a Sargassum raft. Someday, she hoped to return to that same Florida beach to bring forth future generations. Sadly, a bird snatched her and flew her to a nearby parking garage. He intended to consume her for his midnight snack. Miraculously, Leah managed to escape by wiggling her way free from the bird’s sharp talons and then hiding behind a car tire. Her only hope of surviving was treatment at the local sea turtle rehab center. The manager’s daughter, fifth-grader Lisa, found her and came to her rescue. An unbreakable bond formed between Lisa and this two-inch tall hatchling. This illustrated book chronicles their extraordinary parallel adventures. About the Author: Debbie Dunn has been a professional storyteller since 1989. She has also served as a teacher of at-risk teens, an anti-bullying specialist, and she taught both elementary and middle school. She now indulges her love of nature, traveling, and writing as she follows the trail of at-risk animals. This sea turtle eBook is the first of many.
  • Lisa and Loggerhead Turtle's Trek: A T.R.E.A.T. Tales Presents Book about Sea Turtles

    Debbie Dunn

    eBook (T.R.E.A.T. Tales Presents, Nov. 17, 2018)
    Leah of the Sea-uh was a Loggerhead Sea Turtle hatchling. She was born to swim to a Sargassum raft. Someday, she hoped to return to that same Florida beach to bring forth future generations. Sadly, a bird snatched her and flew her to a nearby parking garage. He intended to consume her for his midnight snack. Miraculously, Leah managed to escape by wiggling her way free from the bird’s sharp talons and then hiding behind a car tire. Her only hope of surviving was treatment at the local sea turtle rehab center. The manager’s daughter, fifth-grader Lisa, found her and came to her rescue. An unbreakable bond formed between Lisa and this two-inch tall hatchling. This illustrated book chronicles their extraordinary parallel adventures. About the Author: Debbie Dunn has been a professional storyteller since 1989. She has also served as a teacher of at-risk teens, an anti-bullying specialist, and she taught both elementary and middle school. She now indulges her love of nature, traveling, and writing as she follows the trail of at-risk animals. This sea turtle eBook is the first of many.
  • I said NO pets allowed

    Debbie Denis

    language (, Dec. 20, 2011)
    Napoleon has no idea he is a duck until life takes a turn and he is re-homed with a family who help him understand and belong.