Maggie McNair has spiders in her hair
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Maggie McNair, like many other children, doesn’t want her hair brushed. After much persuasion and struggle, Maggie’s mother gives up and decides to let Maggie learn a lesson the hard way. Ironically, threats turn to reality when Maggie McNair discovers a spider in her hair.
In this humorously, entertaining story, Sheila Booth-Alberstadt tells a “slightly” exaggerated tale that will keep both children and adults amused to the very last page. While attempting to help her own child with hair brushing issues, Sheila has ingeniously solved a daily challenge she and many others have experienced with other children alike.
Maggie McNair Books available through Ingram Book Company, Baker & Taylor, Inc., Greenleaf Book Group, and most major retailers.
Maggie McNair wears stinky underwear
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Maggie McNair, like many other children, is not fond of taking baths. In fact, she thinks they’re rather boring. She avoids taking a proper bath until a humiliating event spurs Maggie to learn yet another essential lesson in life.
Sheila Booth-Alberstadt tells Maggie’s story with a sense of humor that will keep both Children and adults entertained to the very last page. Norris Hall provides the imaginative illustrations.
Maggie McNair Wears Stinky Underwear is a charming, humorous companion to Maggie McNair Has Spiders in Her Hair. It explores issues of body hygiene through entertaining rhymes and a likable protagonist.
Maggie McNair Books available through Ingram Book Company, Baker & Taylor, Inc., Greenleaf Book Group, and most major retailers.
Maggie McNair has sugar bugs in there
Coming Spring 2012.
Maggie thinks she has no time to brush her teeth. She would much rather play. But one night she wakes up with a pain in her mouth. An embarrassing trip to the dentist teaches her about the sugar bugs that have made a home in her tooth.
This book will be available through Ingram Book Company, Baker & Taylor, Inc., Greenleaf Book Group, and most major retailers in Fall 2011.
An Angel in the sky
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A beautiful book written from-the-heart and designed for both children and adults.
An Angel In The Sky, without a doubt, will help bring peace and comfort when trying to comprehend the essence of death and dying. Its reassuring, universal message is brilliant, compelling and compassionate. It will leave you with a hug on every page.
An Angel In The Sky is a true original and has been highly recommended for every household around the world!
The day I met santa
A child in a medical setting is hoping for a visitor. Magic unravels when Santa, his reindeer and elves suddenly come for a visit and it’s not even Christmas! The powerfulness of Santa’s appearance brings comfort and joy to this special child. This book will touch adults as well as the children for whom it is intended.
The Day I Met Santa is written for children who have serious medical conditions or may not survive their illness. This story addresses an array of positive emotions with a magical surprise guaranteed to captivate every child who reads it. Its message of hope and courage is delivered in such a clever way that even loved ones, who may be left behind, will find comfort.
The Day I Met Santa was inspired by Santa-America, for more information please visit Santa-America.org.
Under the crybaby tree
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Life isn’t always fair, especially for children who suffer from their parent’s poor choices. Under the Crybaby Tree tells a story of a Bear named Koya who gets on the wrong path in life and brings two little cubs named Lulu and Kite into her world of self-destruction. As Koya tries to find her way towards a healthier lifestyle, the family comes together to provide comfort to the baby cubs.
Many families across the world will relate to this heart warming story of love and hope. Under the Crybaby Tree delivers a universal message to comfort children who are innocent victims of their parent’s choices and gives the families an invaluable tool in helping explain their circumstances with clarity and tenderness. Under the Crybaby Tree will encourage children of all ages to make wise choices, in spite of life’s everyday temptations. It will also teach them that with all choices, there are consequences that follow. This story will be a positive reminder to aspire for honorable family values.
