Play At Your Own Risk is a short poetic story about two children playing on a condemned (unfit) playground. As unfortunate things rapidly happen to them, and the playground equipment being in poor condition, they seem unbothered by it all and continue to play. Are they courageous or foolish? You be the judge.

Dimensions 8x8 /28 pages (paper back) 

I See You and You See Me is a beautifully illustrated picture book about a child exploring outside and coming in contact with natures small wonders while her loving mother looks on. This book is crafted with repetitive words to help beginning readers. Dimensions 8x8 / 20 pages. (paper back)

Optional 6x6 board book with rounded corners

I See You And You See Me is a beautifully illustrated picture book about a child exploring outside and coming in contact with natures small wonders while her loving mother looks on.  This book is crafted with repetitive words to help beginning readers.

Dimensions 6x6 with 15 pages (board book w/rounded corners)

Seriously Silly  is an anthology of 13 comical poems for children and the young at heart. The author wrote about familiar experiences that occur in the lives of children ranging from a hole in a sock, teeth brushing, the love of chocolate, and online friends. The author, a dental hygienist by day and writer of poetry by night, also encourages young children to be mindful of their dental habits...or the tooth fairy may not visit again. Dimensions 6x9 / 32 pages (paper back)

Smiles and Laughter is an upbeat collection of 14 poems with beautiful illustrations that captured the essence of childhodhood. The author rhymed about star gazing, candy eatting, bugs flying and pig saving adventures.  Smiles and Laughter is the author's second poetry book.  Her work inspires and sparks the young to love poetry.  Dimensions 6x9  / 33 pages (paper back)

Something to Giggle About is the third poetry anthology written by Charnora Reid. The author wrote 15 poems about her childhood experiences and lessons learned, covering topics such as imaginary friends and honest mistakes while encouraging children to tell others "no" and to never give up. Reid also writes for adults, especially since, some tend to forget what it was like to be a kid. 

Dimensions 6x9 /36 pages (paper back)