How many times have you heard a story about animal antics that you have said in your mind, “That’s a story someone should write about.”

Bits and pieces of stories put into words and melded with colourful illustrations bring these animal characters alive. That about sums up the children’s books that I write. 
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April 2 is Children’s International Book Day and there is no better time for me to tell you about the books for children I have published.  The ones I am currently writing, and introduce the next one that will be launched later this year. Of course, I will also tell you about what the future has in store.

Contact us if you would like to be notified when Norman is available.

The books are printed using white writing on a black background combined with vibrant character and scenery colours to bring the story to life. This is a process that can be helpful to those with a visual impairment to be able to read them.

Going forward, there are plans in place to incorporate some of the characters from the Barn Cat Buttons Series into teaching books for young children. A mixture of counting, colours and activities are already in the beginning stages for these books.

Read the reviews for Barn  Cat Buttons Meets Princess Kylie and MUS, A Mouse Adventure.

If you would care to tell us what you thought about your copy of either book,  your comments are welcome here.  

When I received an email asking if I would be interested in participating in an 'online interview', I thought why not. I am already participating on their website's writing prompts, and I write a column for them as well. So, really, this was a no-brainer. 

What I don't think I saw coming, but should have realized, was that I was going to be interviewed by two fictional characters. That's right, not one, but two characters that have a handler capable of making them come to life.