Books published by publisher MS Creations

About the Book A rabbit named Olyander comes to live in the tropical rain forest. Two animals; Mac, a macaw and Lemmy, a ring tailed lemur, do not want an "outsider" coming to live in their forest, and they plot how to "convince" Olyander Rabbit to leave, but each plan back fires, harming only themselves. From this they learn several important lessons: a. acceptance/tolerance of people who are different than you / who are from different cultures b. don't be mean to others, it will only backfire on you in the end, and c. make up your own mind if you like someone, despite what some of your peers think There is a surprise "interracial" marriage proposal at the end and everyone lives in harmony for ever after. The play also teaches flora and fauna of the tropical rain forest. Script Copy Information and Royalties Two versions of this play are available: for 13 actors and for 28 actors. Both versions are adaptable to different cast sizes, by sharing lines, combining lines and/or adding non-speaking parts in crowd scenes. To purchase production copies of the script and to pay royalties, please contact the author at randcreations@aol.com. About the Author Elizabeth Bracken Rand was born in England, and spent her childhood hopping between England, Australia and California. After college she move to Washington State and has been there since. She has a daughter who is a film maker and two sons at home. Besides being a writer, she has also worked as an architectural lighting designer, a theatrical lighting designer, and as a math and science teacher. She enjoys camping with family and friends, mountain sports and traveling. She owns a rental cabin in Leavenworth, WA, which you can view at www.29PinesCabin.com. Elizabeth Bracken Rand has the following books published: “Receivings” under the pseudonym Robin Wade, in England (ISBN- 10: 1869822714, ISBN- 13: 978-1869822712), “52 Lessons I Learned About Life From Playing Solitaire: weekly inspirations” (Kindle), and the “Changes for Julian” children’s book series (Kindle).

About the Book A rabbit named Olyander comes to live in the tropical rain forest. Two animals; Mac, a macaw and Lemmy, a ring tailed lemur, do not want an "outsider" coming to live in their forest, and they plot how to "convince" Olyander Rabbit to leave, but each plan back fires, harming only themselves. From this they learn several important lessons: a. acceptance/tolerance of people who are different than you / who are from different cultures b. don't be mean to others, it will only backfire on you in the end, and c. make up your own mind if you like someone, despite what some of your peers think There is a surprise "interracial" marriage proposal at the end and everyone lives in harmony for ever after. The play also teaches flora and fauna of the tropical rain forest. Script Copy Information and Royalties Two versions of this play are available: for 13 actors and for 28 actors. Both versions are adaptable to different cast sizes, by sharing lines, combining lines and/or adding non-speaking parts in crowd scenes. To purchase production copies of the script and to pay royalties, please contact the author at randcreations@aol.com. About the Author Elizabeth Bracken Rand was born in England, and spent her childhood hopping between England, Australia and California. After college she move to Washington State and has been there since. She has a daughter who is a film maker and two sons at home. Besides being a writer, she has also worked as an architectural lighting designer, a theatrical lighting designer, and as a math and science teacher. She enjoys camping with family and friends, mountain sports and traveling. She owns a rental cabin in Leavenworth, WA, which you can view at www.29PinesCabin.com. Elizabeth Bracken Rand has the following books published: “Receivings” under the pseudonym Robin Wade, in England (ISBN- 10: 1869822714, ISBN- 13: 978-1869822712), “52 Lessons I Learned About Life From Playing Solitaire: weekly inspirations” (Kindle), and the “Changes for Julian” children’s book series (Kindle).

About the Book This short story, sure to entertain children and inspire adults, is a comment on society. 12 Little Green Goblins move to a new lush planet, only to “permanently plasticize� their world in their greed. Is their any hope for their Green New World? About the Author Elizabeth Bracken Rand was born in England, and spent her childhood hopping between England, Australia and California. After college she move to Washington State and has been there since. She has a daughter who is a film maker and two sons at home. Besides being a writer, she has also worked as an architectural lighting designer, a theatrical lighting designer, and as a math/science teacher and a drama teacher. She enjoys camping with family and friends, mountain sports and traveling. She owns a rental cabin in Leavenworth, WA, Elizabeth Bracken Rand has the following books published: “Receivings� (under the pseudonym Robin Wade, in England, ISBN- 10: 1869822714, ISBN- 13: 978-1869822712), “52 Lessons I Learned About Life From Playing Solitaire: weekly inspirations� (Kindle), the “Changes for Julian� series (Kindle), and “Olyander Rabbit Moves to the Rain Forest� “ a play (Kindle).

Mr. George and the Red Hat is a wonderful children's story featuring the stunning artwork of award-winning artist and author Stephen Heigh. The book is ideal for children 2-8 years old, teaching through a story of giving while also introducing the young reader to some of the finest artwork seen in a children's book. Mr. George is a friendly neighborhood squirrel that discovers a red felt hat. He finds many uses for the hat, until the day he hears about a mother bird that needs a home for her babies. In a generous act of kindness, Mr. George gives the red hat to the bird family to use as a new home. Children will love the heart-warming story, and will continue to be drawn to the bright and cheerful illustrations. Parents and other family members will also enjoy the fine artwork presented by Stephen Heigh, which seems to come alive on each page. Come along with Mr. George and his forest friends on a story of discovery and compassion.