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Author, illustrator, imaginator, imperfectator. On the Horizon: Humorous children's picture books for kids facing low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, OCD, loneliness and other mental monsters. Let's make friends with these creatures and empower the amazing kids in our lives, shall we? |
Hippo's morning starts off good
until friends say, "You Should! You should!
You should prance! You should sing!
Wear this hat! Stretch your wing!"
Though Hippo wants to be a friend,
he wonders when the “shoulds” will end.
Hippo and friends will soon find out
that being yourself is what life's about.
Hippo's morning starts off good
until friends say, "You Should! You should!
You should prance! You should sing!
Wear this hat! Stretch your wing!"
Though Hippo wants to be a friend,
he wonders when the “shoulds” will end.
Hippo and friends will soon find out
that being yourself is what life's about.
Ginny Tilby Tid-Bits
Ginny, Gin, Aunt Gin, Gin-Tin-Tin, Ginny-Gin-Gin, Ginneriffic, Ginny May, Ginnifred, Gin Bug, and Ginnicus are a few of the names she answers to.
Before Harry Potter, people struggled saying her name. "Jenny? Genie? Gee-yunny?" Now she says, "Ginny, like Ginny Weasley." Problem solved. Thanks J.K. Rowling!
Ginny grew up with mountains to climb, rivers to swim, one grocery store, no traffic lights, and clear stars at night. Good ol' Morgan, UT.
Ginny has been drawing since she could hold a pencil.
Kid-Ginny most often drew dogs, Ninja Turtles, Simba, people, and animals she found in The National Geographic or calendars.
Ginny's favorite foods are dark chocolate, popcorn, and any perfectly ripe plump sweet delicious colorful juicy fruit.
Ginny graduated from Utah Valley University with an emphasis in Illustration. During Sculpture class, Ginny shot her hand with a nail gun, burned a hole through her shoe from welding, and lost her dad's favorite shovel. Sculpture is not for Ginny.
Ginny endured a mental break-down during the final years of college, opening the door to an incredible voyage across jagged waves, and rich life lessons. Now she wants to help others through their own tumults and slippery slopes with humorous and empowering children's books.
Sometimes when Ginny is asleep, she dreams she can fly, Peter Pan style. One day, she will.
Put Ginny on a tall tree swing, and she'll be happier than a mouse eating ten pounds of cheese.
Before Harry Potter, people struggled saying her name. "Jenny? Genie? Gee-yunny?" Now she says, "Ginny, like Ginny Weasley." Problem solved. Thanks J.K. Rowling!
Ginny grew up with mountains to climb, rivers to swim, one grocery store, no traffic lights, and clear stars at night. Good ol' Morgan, UT.
Ginny has been drawing since she could hold a pencil.
Kid-Ginny most often drew dogs, Ninja Turtles, Simba, people, and animals she found in The National Geographic or calendars.
Ginny's favorite foods are dark chocolate, popcorn, and any perfectly ripe plump sweet delicious colorful juicy fruit.
Ginny graduated from Utah Valley University with an emphasis in Illustration. During Sculpture class, Ginny shot her hand with a nail gun, burned a hole through her shoe from welding, and lost her dad's favorite shovel. Sculpture is not for Ginny.
Ginny endured a mental break-down during the final years of college, opening the door to an incredible voyage across jagged waves, and rich life lessons. Now she wants to help others through their own tumults and slippery slopes with humorous and empowering children's books.
Sometimes when Ginny is asleep, she dreams she can fly, Peter Pan style. One day, she will.
Put Ginny on a tall tree swing, and she'll be happier than a mouse eating ten pounds of cheese.