AN "ELECTRIFYING" STORY BASED ON A PERSONAL EXPERIENCE (Peachtree Pub.)

LEARN SIMPLE SPANISH WORDS! (August House)

ENGLISH AND SPANISH! (August House)

HOT OFF THE PRESS! (August House)

READING IS A "BALL"! (Peachtree)

BOOKS

Death Mountain (Peachtree)
When a deadly electrical storm strikes a rugged
mountain, Erin and Mae must rely on their own
determination and skill to survive the untamed
wilderness. This adventure story offers
understanding of the natural world, as
well as tips for wilderness survival. Children’s
Choice Nominations: Texas Lone Star, Kentucky
Bluegrass, Pennsylvania.

FIESTA! (August House)
After celebrating numbers (Cool Cats Counting, 2005)
and colors (Spicy Hot Colors, 2004), this creative team
turns to the concept of months, using each one to explore
how Latin American countries mark various festive occasions.

Each full-page spread combines vibrant art with a short poem
and a prose paragraph that tells more about the
customs surrounding each special day. -- Booklist

That's Not How You Play Soccer, Daddy! (Peachtree)
With Sherry's high-energy, bouncing text and the rollicking, exuberant illustrations of Tatjana Mai-Wyss, this story is sure
to score with young sports enthusiasts and klutzy
daddies everywhere. It's the perfect read-aloud for
pre-school thru 2nd grade.

Frozen Stiff (Random House)
"A compelling adventure story with a highly realized
Alaskan setting... A solid, readable, well-researched
novel with good plotting and convincing characters,
this has all the elements a good survival story should
have."
--Booklist.

Selected Works

Fiction
Death Mountain (Peachtree)
Adventure-survival novel. "The level of technical detail rivals Gary Paulsen's Hatchet."
--School Library Journal
Picture Book
Picture Books
That's Not How You Play Soccer, Daddy! (Peachtree)
"Watercolor and collage illustrations keep the action moving.... the father-son relationship is appealingly depicted."
--School Library Journal
Middle-grade novel
Frozen Stiff (Random House)
"A compelling adventure story with a highly realized Alaskan setting . . . A solid, readable, well-researched novel with good plotting andconvincing characters..."