Books published by publisher Xlibris Corp

Madison´s love of Dorothy in the "Wizard of Oz" fascinated me so, that it made writing this book something that I have done with much love and thought. These illustrations are true visions from their {Madison´s and Daniel´s} imaginations, nightmares, and fears. "Madison's Dorothy" is a book that will make you smile and hopefully put joy into some other little child´s life. Fear. hope, tragedy, and survival are what little children´s lives are based on. Parents and grandparents make them feel safe and secure even when they are young. I dedicate this book to my miracle twins granddaughter, Madison and my miracle twin grandson, Daniel... We called them "WOZ" kids for months.

Fat black thunderclouds billowed high in the Rocky Mountain sky, foreshadowing that a stormy weather day was already brewing on the cattle ranch where Sagebrush, the tailless puppy, and her parents, Maverick and Ginger, slept in their warm, cozy doggy beds. Follow Sagebrush and the young miss in this search-and-rescue adventure as they endeavor to save a lost hiker and the tiny people known as Shuns from the rising waters of Butterfly Creek. This charming tale teaches the life lesson of having faith in yourself and faith in others and is paired with the message that all lives matter equally. The fourth book in the multiple award-winning collection, Sagebrush and the Butterfly Creek Flood is a delightful tale, one that is not to be forgotten.

This book is meant to help children understand that times are not always roses and candy. There are times when they will be upset with parents or siblings and want to be somewhere else or do something else. In their minds they imagine a better and simpler life but don't realize that there are always complications and consequences and things don't always turn out the way they wish it would. The author is a mom, grandmother and great grandmother. She works from home as a landscape contractor. She loves plants and children and always wants the best for them.

School is out for the summer. Normally, Danny would be excited to be spending the summer with his best friend, Ryan. But this year is different. Sadly, Danny has just lost his beloved dog, Nicky. When Ryan asks him for a favor while on the bus ride home, Danny is unsure of what to do. But as he is about to discover, sometimes the most difficult favors are the ones that help us the most. In this heartwarming story, a boy who loses his best furry friend experiences events that help him to move on from grief to eventually find happiness again.

Beware; readers beware because this is a book that you may not be ready to read. Is Jesus really a Black man? If Jesus is black then does the bible support it? Why don€™t preachers both black and white discuss racism as it pertains to how Jesus is still being falsely portrayed as white? Why is the color of Jesus very important? The answers to these and many more questions can be found in this book. This book is not designed to be user friendly and it confronts directly the racism both found still in the walls of churches and the ever present racism that never died in America. Most importantly if Jesus is honestly a black man then that means that the real children of Abraham are also black.