Let’s see! I am a Pittsburgh Native, and a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh.

Children time. Poetry time is a collection of poems and short stories that will capture the fascination of children of all ages, as it takes their imagination on an adventure of friendship, love and life.

Join Ollie the Ostrich on his journey to prove that being different from others is what makes us unique. A perfect bedtime story to share with loved ones with plenty of beautiful illustrations to keep everyone entertained.

Co-illustrated by nine-year old, Nayomi Montes, this wonderful children’s book inspires kids of all ages to embrace their self-worth through the power of affirmations. Drawing on a collection of imaginative poems, this unforgettable book will take you on a journey to self-love, encouraging kids and parents alike to believe, trust, value and unconditionally love themselves.

This book is about a mother duck and her ducklings. She shares her experiences and teaching them to follow her directions while taking a stroll through nature. As they follow her every move, they quickly learn about a duckling’s way of life. This is a picture book with no words for toddlers to age 5.

Cam and Lex Adventures highlights the unique love and bond that exists between cousins who are growing up as close as siblings. It is inspired by Camden Lorenzo Gordon (the big cousin) and Lexington Grey Harris (the little cousin).

My name is Patricia Nicole Harris. I am a wife, a mother, and the product of immigrant grandparents from the British Virgin Islands.

It’s time for bed, but little Liam has so many questions about what happens while he is sleeping. Does the rest of the world sleep too, or not? Embark on this magical journey Liam and his snuggle buddy Leo take to explore the many things that can happen when asleep

Two things happen to six-year-old Alex just before Christmas: he finds out that he will become a big brother, and his cat, White Bim, starts talking

When the 2020 pandemic came, everything changed, and 7-year-old Galaxina didn’t like it. Her mom had always encouraged her imagination and told her to follow her dreams. So Galaxina did exactly that. And guess what! She was able to heal the whole world and make it a much better place for everyone.

This vividly imaginative and colorfully illustrated children’s book is aimed at ages 3 to 8. Children who read this book will want to shoot for the stars and accomplish all of their goals, just like Galaxina did.