Dawn’s Books
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The middle child stuck between three boisterous
brothers and two
babbling baby
sisters, Jenny May finds it difficult to get anyone’s attention. She tries everything
like dressing
herself, tying her own shoes, and making her bed, but still, no
one notices. Convinced she is invisible, Jenny May
disappears. Hungry and alone, she finds her way to Granny’s
house.With a little help and pockets full
of Granny’s magic tea cakes, Invisible Jenny May discovers
the magic of visibility.
Illustrated by Amy
Rottinger
Published by Halo
Publishing International
Recommended audience: 1st
– 5th grade
Gone
Fishing – 1st Place Children’s Story
It’s
opening day of fishing season and Billy Bear can’t wait to enter the local fishing derby.
Convinced that he’ll catch the biggest fish simply
because “bears are the best fishermen in the whole wide world,” he ignores
Mama Bear’s request to wait
for help from Papa Bear who is busy tending to the bee hives. Impatient
and over confident, Billy Bear scampers off to the
fishing hole alone where enters the derby on his own. Refusing help even
from his best friends, Billy soon finds himself
in such a tangle that he wishes he’d waited for Papa Bear after all.
Auntie’s House is a fun, rhythmic story of a young
niece who is cared for
by Auntie while her mother is at work. Upon her arrival
at Auntie’s house, the niece becomes anxious when she cannot find any
toys. Auntie and her young niece quickly embark
on an attic adventure and discover a box full of adventure.
After a fun-filled day of discovery and play, the young niece is
greeted by her turning mother and her anxiety
is laid to rest.
Illustrated by Michael Aldrich
Published
by Halo Publishing International Recommended audience:
Pre-K – 3rd grade
Books are available at: Amazon, HaloPublishing International
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