Author Description

This book has a different approach from the first one in that there are hidden phrases in some of the pictures.This encourages persons to focus on detail. You will be amazed at what we miss when we scan information instead of actually reading it. We all have stories to tell - especially stories about when we were children. These are great stories, but sometimes, to keep our minds progressing, we need to create new stories. This book gives adults that opportunity, as each picture has an adjoining page for adults to write their own story about the picture they have colored. Guess what? If you don't feel like coloring, just write about what you see in the picture....and if you think your work isn't good enough, do what I do, I just remember my friend Stacey telling me that "art is whatever I want it to be." When sharing these stories, you will be amazed at the different views that develop from the same picture. This book also provides an opportunity for friends and family to get together and form their own Storytelling Book Club.