Bücher veröffentlicht von SanRoo Publishing

Sandra Pollock shares the cornucopia of thoughts and poetry from her life and experiences as a Black woman - covering her culture, race, frustrations, loves, spirituality, history, and more.

The Adventures of Pharella follows the life and adventures of an eight-year-old Jamaican child, named Ashanti after the Ashanti people of Ghana. After being given a magic ring by Queen Nanny of the Maroons, she acquires superpowers and becomes Pharella, the Jamaican superhero who battles creatures and baddies all over the world.

I'm sorry... I didn't know is a series of poems centred around key life moments. They are raw and unforgiving in their confession. The poems offer the reader a glimpse into the thoughts and memories that are presented with difficult and yet simple questions, even if the answer may be different. Author Suzanne Woolley boldly shares the realism experienced by many with views from different perspectives of little-discussed areas of life. There are truths that many can relate to.

The Squirrel Who Lost Her Tail is the first in a series of animal fables, written for the enjoyment by Bobba Cass originally to share with his own grandchildren at bedtime and during visits.  In this fable, Serena Squirrel has a stick-on tail.  When she loses it, to her wonder, another tail takes over and offers her so much more.   This children story, like all in the Creatures Creatives Collective series, provides an opportunity for children and adults to engage their imagination and explore their inner child together. The Squirrel Who Lost Her Tail is written by Bobba Cass in the animal fable tradition and illustrated with the joyous nanographics of Peter Buckley.  An adage makes the story all the more child-worthy.  The illustrations make this a book anyone of whatever age can enjoy.  Cass and Buckley are members of the Creatures Creatives Collective.Look out for more stories and fables from the Creatures Creatives Collective series. from Gramps with love