Life with Eli is never ordinary! Whether he’s cheering on the weekly trash parade or causing a quacking commotion at the park, Eli’s world is bursting with laughter, imagination, and the kind of chaos only kids can create. Each book in the series is written in playful rhyme, perfect for read-aloud time, and celebrates the joy of family, fun, and finding magic in everyday life.
Featured Books
Eli and the Marvelous Thrash Parade
Trash day has never been so magical!
Eli’s favorite time of the week isn’t playtime or the park, it’s when Grandpa comes over and the trash bins roll out for the marvelous parade of garbage trucks! From the rumble of the engines to the clatter of the bins, Eli and Grandpa turn ordinary clean-up into a joyful adventure filled with giggles, rhyme, and family fun.
Along the way, children get a playful peek at recycling. Green for garden clippings, blue for bottles and paper, black for all the rest, while parents will love the warm bond between Eli and his grandpa that shines through every page.
Perfect for ages 2–6, Eli and the Marvelous Trash Parade is a lively read-aloud that’s sure to delight:
• Toddlers and preschoolers who can’t get enough of garbage trucks
• Families who enjoy silly, rhythmic stories at bedtime
• Anyone who wants to share laughter, love, and a little lesson in recycling
If your child lights up at the sound of a garbage truck, they'll clap, giggle, and cheer for Eli's marvelous trash parade!
Eli and the Quack Attack!
Hold on to your feathers, Eli is back, and this time he’s joined by his two mischievous pups!
This isn’t just another trip to the park. With Doug the ever–proper, butler-like dog, Nessie the clownish whirlwind, and a little boy whose imagination never stops running, the ordinary quickly spins into the extraordinary. From ducks on parade to llamas on the loose, from kazoo-playing parents to a pink kangaroo, the day spirals into a whirlwind of laughter, chaos, and quacks.
What begins as a sunny family outing quickly unravels into a full-blown “Quack Attack,” where ducks revolt, Nessie makes a splash (literally), and Grandpa can only shake his head at the delightful disaster. It’s a story of joy, silliness, and the kind of family moments that get retold again and again, because when Eli is around, the unexpected is always right around the corner.
Eli and the Quack Attack! is written with playful rhyme and packed with zany surprises that children will giggle through and parents will love reading aloud. It celebrates imagination, the magic of pets, and the beautiful chaos of family adventures.
This marvelous new tale is almost ready to waddle its way into the world. The illustrations are still in the works, but the story is already quacking with life. Keep an eye out, Eli, Doug, Nessie, and a very angry flock of ducks will be marching your way soon!
More Stories from the Same Artist
Mom's Got a Broom
What if your mom was a witch?
One restless night, a curious child peeks out of bed and makes a shocking discovery: Mom has a broom… and it’s not for sweeping floors! With a swirl of magic words and a flick of her hand, she’s off on a midnight flight across rooftops and treetops. But this witch’s bag is full of crayons, notebooks, and pencils, gifts for children fast asleep.
Is it a dream? A secret double life? Or just a little bedtime magic?
Full of rhyme, humor, and surprises, Mom's Got a Broom is a whimsical story that will keep kids wide-eyed and giggling while parents enjoy the gentle twist of family love at its core. A perfect read-aloud for ages 3–7 especially those who love witches, flights of imagination, and a little bit of mystery before bed.
Sharing Thoughts
Watching my grandson, I began to notice how the smallest everyday rituals can feel like grand adventures to a child. A simple moment with a trash can, a toy truck, or even a rumbling vehicle passing by the house became a source of endless joy and imagination. Talking with friends, I realized this spark isn't unique, children everywhere are drawn to these simple but fascinating details of daily life. That discovery inspired me to create stories that celebrate curiosity, imagination, and the bonds we share as families. My hope is that parents and children will find laughter, wonder, and connection in every page.
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