The Snowman in the Moon by Stephen Heigh A wonderful story about Believing, with stunning illustrations reproduced from acrylic on canvas fine paintings. ...Woodstream County hasn't had a snowfall in years. But one night the Snowman in the Moon appears to two children, and they Believe it will snow. They run from house to house telling the townspeople about the Snowman in the Moon, but no one believes them. That night the Snowman in the Moon blankets the whole town with a magnificent snow, and the next day the townspeople build a huge snowman together. If you Believe, All Things Are Possible... This book has panoramic two-page spreads that are beautifully illustrated. Stephen Heigh creates scenes and characters that are neutral and non-descript so every child can see themselves in the story. Each painting has incredible detail, with on children's dream illustration that foreshadows the end of the story with a painting on the wall that mimic's Van Gogh's The Starry Night masterpiece. An amazing children's book with each turn of the page. ISBN 0-9745715-5-5 , 32 pages Jacketed & case-bound US Retail $18.98 The Snowman in the Moon Reviews

Mulch the Lawnmower by Scott Nelson Mulch the Lawnmower is a small, push-mower who shares the garage with Rider, a large riding lawnmower. Rider cuts the grass at the baseball stadium, which is a big and important job. Mulch cuts the grass at home, and although he always does a good job, never thinks he has a chance to see the big, beautiful baseball stadium. On the day before the most important baseball game in town, Rider breaks down and can’t mow the grass at the stadium. Everyone is upset and worried about what to do. The only choice is to let Mulch cut the grass at the stadium, but no one thinks Mulch can do the job – he’s too small and the stadium is too big. But Mulch gives it a try, and does a wonderful job cutting the grass at the stadium in time for the big game. But even more important, Mulch finds and barely avoids running over the missing part that fell off of Rider. Mulch saves the players from getting hurt on the broken part, helps fix his friend Rider, and pulls off a fabulous grass cutting job that was supposed to be too big and hard for a little guy like him. Mulch the Lawnmower is a story that teaches children you never know what you can accomplish until you try, and that it doesn’t matter how big you are. It’s how big your heart is that matters. Mulch the Lawnmower Reviews

Mr. George and the Red Hat by Stephen Heigh Stephen Heigh wields his award-winning fine art skills in this vivid and captivating story about compassion and generosity. Mr. Heigh's stunning works of art have been carefully reproduced in this finely crafted picture book. His unique imagination and style makes this children's book stand out in the marketplace, and the bold bordered illustrations and jacket create a feeling that this book is an instant classic. Mr. George and the Red Hat takes childern on a journey with Mr. George and his forest friends as they discover a red doll's hat and search for its potential uses. The tale culminates with a lesson about compassion and generosity when Mr. George gives the hat to a mother bird in search of a nesting place for her family. ISBN 0-9745715-2-0, 32 pages Jacketed & case-bound US Retail $ 18.95 Mr. George and the Red Hat Reviews

Patch the Porcupine by Scott Nelson An adorable little pin-cushion of a porcupine, Patch the Porcupine, takes a new job in a bicycle shop, but finds his quills are popping the bike tires. Come along with Patch as he must learn some problem-solving skills while he keeps up his Can-Do Attitude. Patch the Porcupine is a story that teaches children how to overcome frustrations at learning something new, and stresses the importance of perseverence and a positive attitude. The illustrations are all bright and cheerful to help keep children's attention. As an added bonus the back pages have a set of illustrated real-life instructions on how to repair an actual bicycle tire - a great way to engage older siblings as well! ISBN 0-9745715-3-9, 28 pages laminated case-bound US Retail $ 14.95 Patch the Porcupine Reviews