I was born in Oaxaca, Mexico, I am the first person in my family to have graduated college and to have served in the U.S Military.

Hello! My name is Chandele Morris, and I hold a Master of Education degree. I am a mother of three, an educator, and a strong supporter of neurodiversity. Teaching about the variety of minds and cultures in our daily lives brings me great joy. I have a lighthearted personality and enjoy bringing smiles to people’s faces. As a visual thinker, I find it more convenient to comprehend ideas using analogies. This is what inspired me to create children’s stories.

This book will help children to not blame themselves for their traumatic experiences caused by others while also empowering them and teaching them that their experiences do not define who they are.We don’t speak enough about the mistakes of adults and how they affect kids but this book will help children not feel alone and encourage them to keep going.

Twins Madison and Mia are on a day out with their parents in the busy city when they spot a police officer and inquire about what they do. They learn that, in addition to keeping people safe and helping during emergencies, police officers interact daily with the people in their community and represent many different cultures.

I’m a detective, hostage negotiator and professor in NYC. I’ve been in law enforcement for over 18 years. I am married to my amazing husband Chris. We have four talented, cool kids.

Dads have a way of doing things that are both endearing and embarrassing to their children. This book captures a bit of that magical combination between a child and their Dad every time he dances. His moves come out wherever there’s music-around the house, in an elevator, the grocery store, and especially when there’s an audience of other children and parents. But there’s one way to fight those bad Dad moves, and it’ll end with you both giggling as you make up your own dance moves together.

Meet the Sparrow family. Watch them grow up and arrive at the most important moment of their life: learning to fly. Facing their fears, the chicks leave the nest on a wing and a prayer and imitate Mom and Dad.

If there never was a you, how empty life would be! Who would make me smile and laugh and keep me company?

Filled with heartwarming messages of love, belonging, and togetherness, If There Never Was a You gently reassures children that the place they hold in their parents’ hearts can never be filled with anything else.

Beauty isn’t defined by your looks. The crown (hair) you wear on top of your head is an extension of you. Your beauty comes from within. From you being your Natural self.

I’m a Houston based author and writer! I love to support kids through interactive and engaging stories! I’ve written and published three books for children, and I’m also the founder and Executive Director of a nonprofit organization called Mason Makes Money Fund. We support kid entrepreneurs with education and financial resources.