Books published by publisher Oak Tree Publications

Ollie Owlie, A Night Owl, is the first of many books in the making. He is an angel of sorts, providing comfort and security by his presence. Ollie will always be there for you! He watches over you while you sleep, fills your room with serenity, and your dreams with happiness! Ollie fills your mind with powerful thoughts every night. He makes sure you wake up feeling strong, smart, confident and brave! Owlie makes sure you wake up feeling owlsome! This story introduces you to Ollie and brings to life the vivid colors and whimsical images of his world and those he shares it with. Ollie will introduce you to his friends and family soon… For now, bring him home and enjoy the beauty and peace he brings to every child (and adult) he meets. Ollie says...”I hope Owl be seeing you very soon!”

The adventures of Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet in poetry form. Michael came up with the idea of Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet and many of the characters contained in the books, when he was ten years old. His ideas were such fun that Robbie decided to turn them into little verse books for his entertainment. The book contains recipes for children to make with adult assistance.

"Pythons and boas have long been among the most fascinating of snakes, and with continued encroachment upon their habitat they are now also among the most threatened. 'Pythons and Boas' provides an up-to-date look at the Boidae, with emphasis being placed on the boids as threatened animals whose futures lie with increased captive breeding by concerned hobbyists. Every genus is covered, from the largest pythons to the smallest wood snakes, with summaries of what is known of their natural history and care in captivity. A special chapter spotlights methods of breeding boas and pythons in captivity."

"Puppy People and Kitty Kiddies" is the first of a series written to make people aware of the responsibilities of pet ownership and help children to understand the difference between stuffed animals and live pets. The narrative style at the beginning has been written to emphasize the impersonal lifelessness of the stuffed animals. Dialogue begins when the live pets are introduced.The series is meant to stimulate reading comprehension and encourage research and curiosity. These books have been written to encourage people to use dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other reference materials.Also, this series will make speech therapy and reading comprehension more interesting for those adults recovering from strokes and for those individuals learning English as a second language.