Bella : An Exceptional Bunny
"Nita Brady’s heart crushing story can be used as a tool to teach children the importance of accepting the differences in others. We all have something to contribute in this life."
- Christine Thomas Doran
Retired Teacher and Award-Winning Author
The Little House Who Didn't Lose Hope
A present day parable for anyone of any age who has ever felt abandoned, neglected, marginalized, unloved, or hopeless—with a strong message of hope, support, and love. Includes a drug prevention message.
The Dragonslayers Club
Based on real children of the incarcerated and the addicted, their challenges, and the impact on them. Includes strategies to cope with stress and avoid going down the same path—for pre-teen and young teens
Zeeko: the Bunny Who Lost His Way
A poignant tale of a bunny who goes down a dangerous path which leads to a bad choice and the ensuing consequences. Good introduction for young children to understand the dangers of drugs, and the impact on the individual, and their family and friends. Solutions are explored.
Jenny’s Journey
The story of a girl who has had tragic loss and difficult circumstances, making her very vulnerable. She makes a regrettable choice, which leads to an unintended and dramatic outcome. Many lessons are learned, and the ending is unforgettable. Key questions are included to help parents, teachers, counselors, and youth workers facilitate good discussions on how to navigate through peer pressure, make good decisions, and use good coping skills. Ideal for preteens or young teens.
Fentanyl Goes Away and Chippo Saves the Day!
It is a sad and grave fact that the fastest growing age group dying from fentanyl overdose is under 14 years of age. This book addresses the seriousness of the drug in a non-threatening way, and includes discussion questions. Included are themes of peer pressure, collaboration, respecting differences, hope, support, restoration, and love.