Georgie loves his afternoon snack of animal crackers and make his imagination run free. When he leaves his room, the animal crackers escape and the mystery begins. He and his older brother go searching for his animal crackers and why they keep getting away. A children’s illustrated picture book, mystery, featuring shapes of animal crackers.
Meet Donald Swann II
Don is an island boy at heart, growing up on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu, a former surfer and out doors man, its influence still runs deep in his core. Previously a banker, entrepreneur and coach, now taking aim at writing. Author of the well received novel “Black Monday (The White Powder Fund)” Don is currently working on the finishing touches of “Plight”, which is scheduled for a late summer release in 2015, while beginning his follow up to Black Monday. Taking aim at the world of authorship (if that is actually a word?). Ambitious enough to dare not be limited by genre, in an attempt to tell a compelling story, while taking on the challenge of tackling an entirely different audience in the effort of making adults want to turn the page.
A story about bullying that takes place under the sea. Can a great white shark and a killer whale be friends, even though they look very different? Gehru (ghay-roo) is the bully of his school until he meets Jorka (York-ah) the Orca. That’s when Gehru learns not everything you hear about others is always true and it can be more fun to get to know someone, than judge others unfairly. A story about making friends, anti bullying and differences
Meet Don Swann II
Don is an island boy at heart, growing up on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu, a former surfer and out doors man, its influence still runs deep in his core. Previously a banker, entrepreneur and coach, now taking aim at writing. Author of the well-received novel “Black Monday (The White Powder Fund) and “Plight”, while beginning his follow up to Black Monday. He has written several children’s picture books with important subjects and or stories. Taking aim at the world of authorship (if that is actually a word?). Ambitious enough to dare not be limited by genre, in an attempt to tell a compelling story, while taking on the challenge of tackling an entirely different audience in the effort of making adults want to turn the page.
In a world where fitting in is the norm, “The Sparkly Bun” shows children the importance of being true to oneself.
Join Emme as she navigates the tricky world of schoolyard fashion. Emme loves her clothes and accessories, but she especially loves one item. When she wears it to school two days in a row, her friends start to tease her. Will Emme be able to learn the valuable lesson that being an individual is more important than fitting in with the crowd?
With charming illustrations and a heartwarming story, “The Sparkly Bun” is the perfect addition to any child’s library.
Meet Keith Stoeckeler
Keith Stoeckeler lives with his wife and two children in Connecticut. He experienced a moment of inspiration while reading a bedtime story to his daughter years ago, which led him to believe he could create a children’s book. The idea of incorporating his love for cheeseburgers lingered in his mind for some time, and he was motivated to pursue the creation and completion of the book to provide a lasting gift for his children.
