Here are some of the books we've published:
 

Laughing Day/El Dia para Reir (English and Spanish version)

Laughing Day is a delightful story written in both English and Spanish. Oolong, a young lad from the village of the Boologs, searches for Pickled Palamadora, a delicacy that his mother has sent him to buy for the up coming Laughing Day celebration.

"I am a mother of four boys and have two young grandchildren. Laughing Day is a wonderful story with a moral lesson we all must teach our children and remind ourselves of."
Ms. Tana Gorzoch, Parent, Grandparent

                                                                Chip, the Little Computer

Chip, the Little Computer is an endearing story written side by side in both English and Spanish. Chip has a dream: to help children learn new things and to make them laugh and play. His story starts out in a cold, dark warehouse. After countless disappointments, Chip is told by a wise old copy machine to have faith in his dream. He learns the power of determination that comes from believing in your dream no matter what happens. The story has a surprise ending.

Wonderful Wuzs

                                                                                           
Wonderful Wuzs teaches the importance of not wasting a 'now.' Now is the only time you can do anything. If you waste a 'now' by being angry, hateful or sad, your 'now' will change into a 'wasted wuz.' Kids of all ages will enjoy the helpful life lesson contained on these pages. The story is written in both English and Spanish.

Little Miss Contradiction and the Fuzzywinkle
    

Little Miss Contradiction and the Fuzzywinkle is a delightfully off center book is the first in Dr. Hope's Silly Series. The storybook is full of wacky contradictions that make you laugh and think. The madcap plot is simple: Little Miss Contradiction has misplaced her Fuzzywinkle and rummages around to find it. She, “runs downstairs, bare-footed with her pink slippers on, steps into an empty bucket, half full of blue cherry soda...etc." In this manner this charming character searches for her lost Fuzzywinkle throughout her home and neighborhood. Everything is a contradiction from her steal wooden door, to her bare carpeted floor. Amusing and enjoyable this storybook is beautifully illustrated to underscore the hilarity of the inconsistencies it contains.

Punctuation Pals

Punctuation Pals is an entertaining way to learn how to use punctuation. Cool art and interactive stickers makes this a must have for any youngster's library.

Mr. Period, the narrator, tells a humorous story in which common punctuation marks are used. After the story he explains that it was his 'Punctuation Pals' that made the story easy to read. He introduces himself as the traffic cop for all written words and shows where and how to use himself. He does the same for his 'Punctuation Pals' in a way that makes there usage easy to understand.

All the punctuation marks are color coded (Like this: blue for the period; red for the exclamation mark; green for the question mark, etc.) to aid in learning there placement and proper usage. At the end of the book there is an interactive short story with no punctuation but with specially color coded underscore lines. In the back of the book are reusable punctuation stickers that can be placed and replaced into that story. This book is a lot of fun for all ages!  Dr. Hope's Punctuation Pals features delightfully colorful illustrations by cartoonist/illustrator, Richard Pinson.

Freddie Frog has a problem: he can't jump and no one will let him play Jumpaloo. A wise stump tells him he should look for a teacher and that's how Freddie's adventure starts. After searching he finally finds a teacher and through his private practice sessions improves immensely. Along the way Freddie learns that striving for a personal best has rewards greater than winning first prize. In spite of laughter and ridicule from others Freddie decides to enter the Great Jumpaloo contest. He sets a new record but then something surprising happens.  Dr. Hope's The Frog Who Couldn't Jump  features delightfully colorful illustrations from cartoonist/illustrator Richard Pinson,  

Dr. Hope's Favorite Jokes for Kids: A Treasure Trove of Hilarious Jokes for Kids

 (Yes, these books are grown up and old enough to leave home, regrettably, given the state of the economy, many of them have chosen to still live with their parents.)

            Yessiree,  Tim 'Dr. Hope' Anders'  father was a Catholic priest and his mother, a Broadway actress and producer. His new book, Everybody Calls My Father, Father is based on the true life love story of his parents and the strength, humor, and optimism his mother showed in the face of horrific circumstances. 

Why Is An Award-Winning Children’s Book Author/ Poker Professional Writing An Exercise Book?

Simple: to help anyone who travels stay in shape with an easy 10 minute hotel room workout.