Brian Rice – illustratör

Frank the frog tries to fit in with his human friends in a humorous way. He wears human ears to look like his friends, and he wears gloves to hide his webbed hands and sneakers to hide his webbed feet. No one must know he is really a frog.

One day, Franks friends find out he is really a frog because he forgets to put on his ears. Barney and Jody accepts him for who he really is, but Rod wont accept him.

Frank must convince Rod that its okay to be a frog, but something goes wrong and Franks life is in danger.

This biblical narrative intersects the lives of three friends who happen to be bears. Each adventure teaches them different lessons that revolve around daily activities where conflicts arise but are resolved. The bears learn a lesson that everyone can relate too and in turn can apply to their own lives.

A Note from Sir Koolski, Gunpher is my pet cat and he is 12 years old! He is me and my wife Shannons pride and joy. His personality is like no other cat we have ever seen. Gunpher leaves his own special impression on everyone that meets him! His birthday is May 16th and even at his age he still acts like a kitten sharing love and joy all day long.We decided to thank him for giving us so much by writing this rhyming book for children about his daily adventures!

The Hugging Tree captures a moment in time when we realize that together we can be stronger than apart and how embracing that idea can remove any limits from our lives.

Everyone knows who hill-billys are, right? Well...these are an itty-bitty people called the Hill-Bitties! The Bittie family is called upon to save an environmental home from themselves and many forest creatures. Can they save...

A note from Sir Koolski:Seth the Bully Mammoth is the third book of my series, Kool Animal Kool-lections. The series is designed to encourage children to be happy and comfortable in their own skin while learning valuable lessons. This story is about bullying and how it affects the bully and the children who are victims. I believe it is very important for parents to discuss this issue with their children, and hopefully, together we can put an end to this terrible behavior.