Books published by publisher The Butterfly Typeface

“Twinkle” is the story of a star who ran away from home because she was being bullied for being too small. She lands on Earth and meets Aliya who teaches her how to handle being bullied. The lessons Aliya teaches Twinkle will inspire anyone to stand up for themselves and to never allow others to cause you to do anything other than ‘shine.’ Eight-year-old Akire Lynn Williamson knows what it is like to be bullied. However, the gifted writer has chosen to use her pain to teach others about the importance of being the best you can be, even when others treat you badly. “Don’t be a bully, Be a Star!” -St. Matthew 2:10

St. Nicholas is not your average 'Christmas Story', it is so much more. Author Marion "Butch" Segars weaves a story that is so real, if you're a believer, you won't doubt a word of it.When a man is falsely accused of a crime he has not committed, the people around him begin to see that there is more happening than a trial.St. Nicholas is a story for the true believer! And if by chance you have doubts, by the time you finish this story, you will believe beyond the shadow of a doubt!

Two-year-old Athena has questions …Why can’t Mommy pick me up? Why can’t Mommy help me get dressed? Why can’t Mommy play with me in the park? Why can’t Mommy give me my bath?“Goodnight Athena” was written by Author Kaneesha Nichols in an attempt to offer parents and caregivers a view of living with Lupus from a child’s perspective. The author hopes that by reading this book to your child(ren), it will help begin what can be the difficult task of explaining the challenges and limitations associated with living and loving with lupus.

Butterfly Typeface Publishing proudly presents Author Ashley Davis' new series for teens, 'Moon River Valley'.There has been a tragedy in the quiet, sleepy town of Moon River Valley!With the arrival of 'the new guy,' 16-year-old Riley Abernathy's world is quickly turned upside down. Although life for Riley wasn't perfect, it was predictable and pretty good. This all changed when she met Reagan. Things went from good to worse, just like that. As the drama unfolds, Riley is forced to make decisions that leave her attempting to pick up the pieces of a life she once knew.

Follow young Jackson on his journey through his ups and downs of self-discovery. Early in life his peers teased him for the daily odd and sometimes awkward tactics he used to gain the respect of those around him. Jackson, although very talented, begins to withdraw once he realizes the truth of his place within his community. As he looks forward to transitioning into junior high, Jackson comes in with a chip on his shoulder, vowing not to make the same mistakes. As peers around him seem to fair well and enjoy the newness of “junior high”, he is forced to question his piece of reality. Jackson being known for his natural athletic talent, many in his circle did not have his best interest at heart. This new awareness required Jackson to confront his internal matters when he comes face to face with “Big Boy Parks”. Therefore, he begins to reject the advice and support from these very people and finds himself in trouble once he is face to face with the person he has been fighting against this entire time. During his journey he finds unlikely allies as he discovers the truth behind the real Jackson.