Books
My books grow from curiosity, love of language, paying close attention, and the belief that wonder does not belong only to grand adventures. Sometimes it lives in a pawprint, a wingbeat, a shadow, a question, or an "in-between" space.
My books grow from curiosity, love of language, paying close attention, and the belief that wonder does not belong only to grand adventures. Sometimes it lives in a pawprint, a wingbeat, a shadow, a question, or an "in-between" space.
The Noticing Collection
The Noticing Collection is a group of illustrated children’s books about looking closer: at curious animals, sky travelers, tiny giants, clever cats, and the spaces in-between. Each book uses a different poetic form and visual style, but all of them begin with the same invitation: notice what might otherwise be missed.
A hardcover collection bringing together the first four Noticing books: Sky Travelers, Curious Animals, Tiny Giants, and In-Betweens.
Limericks and pen-and-ink cats celebrate the clever, stubborn, and deeply suspicious creatures who share our homes.
A rhyming invitation to notice the animals that share our world, from the familiar to the easily overlooked.
Haiku and pen-and-ink illustrations explore the bridges, roots, trails, strings, and hidden connections that hold things together.
Haiku and watercolor skies invite readers to notice birds, balloons, clouds, and the ever-changing motion overhead.
Poems and close-up illustrations reveal the big lives of tiny creatures: spiders, snails, and other small wonders around us.
More Children's Books
Stories for young readers about kindness, courage, family, imagination, and the unexpected adventures tucked inside ordinary days.
A winter story about curiosity, kindness, and the joy of helping someone find what they’ve lost.
A playful story about family, love, language, and the funny little sayings that children remember long after the moment has passed.
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