“Flutterby, My Butterfly” published by Freeze Time Media and Milkweed!, written by Christie Tierney and illustrated by Chloë Grass, is the story of three boys who look forward to the summer tradition of raising monarch butterflies. In this chaotic, hustle and bustle world, the message to “be still, listen, and tell me what you’re thinking” encourages readers to slow down, be present with one another and enjoy the quiet moments.
The book is available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and elsewhere. Learn more about Christie Tierney and Chloë Grass.
Freeze Time Media recently published the fourth Hound Series novel, “Righteous Rogue,” by JD McIntire.
Not so long ago, Bruno the Bernese Mountain Dog, King of Rocky Mountain National Park, decided that he was well overdue for a vacation. Before he knew it, he was flying high above the ocean, preparing to land his plane in the far-off country of India. The journey was supposed to be a simple trip to visit an old friend, but what happened next would change Bruno’s life in ways he had never thought possible. Come along with Bruno and his friends as they search for inner peace, explore the heartfelt teachings of the Yogic way and learn the secrets of the golden glow.
“The School Of Fish Who Went To School,” written by Dr. Mary Flowers and illustrated by Alexander T Lee, is a fun book about a “school of parrotfish” who venture out to school and are forced to deal with the consequences of their decision as a team. This book teaches children the importance of teamwork to find solutions to problems.
After a devastating event separates the family, a father and his son are forced to move to rural Louisiana. Their fate seems to turn around when after a series of circumstances, they are offered a historic Antebellum home to restore and reside in. But what secrets will this old mansion harbor? When strange occurrences begin to happen, the family decides to delve into it’s history for clues, but will it be too late? Can they uncover the secrets that have been locked away for so many years, or will the dark past of the property come back to alter their family forever?
A short time ago there lived a zebra named Mary. Coated in wonderful stripes of black and white, she often spent her mornings munching on Serengeti grass with her family. Then one morning, an unfamiliar face trotted over the hill by her field. Join Mary and her friends as they uncover the importance of acceptance and what it means to make diversity our strength.
Not so long ago, in a place not so far away, there was born a very special dog named Umber. Wonderfully soft and covered in lovely dark and golden fur, Umber was different from the other dogs. Umber was born blind.
