Middle Grade Fiction
A Bug Collection: Three Spun Tales (middle grade fiction)
At a Southern home, three magnified adventures unfold: outside, a timid yellow garden spider journeys to find her grandmother, combatting a wolf spider while making peace with her own identity; inside, a suspicious ant struggles against the authority of the Council while helping lead his colony to Utopia in a race against Spring Cleaning; and an enamored lightning bug must team up with a rag-tag group of insects to escape a child’s bug collection and finally be united with the love of his life.
Art by Jonathan Lounsberry
The Strangeling Series (middle grade fiction)
Book I: The Witch at Apartment 3B
When the strange noises, yucky smells, and creepy green lights coming from the apartment above convince Enoch there’s a resident witch in the building, he teams up with his friend Maggie and brother Joe to form THE Witch Charmers Club, fighting past his biggest fears, both in the apartment above, and within his own heart.
Book II: A Light in the Box
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Book III: Of the Blue Jays
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Book IV: The Charmers and the Troll
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Book V: A Light in the Box
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Early Reader
The Case of… (early reader chapter series)
Book I: The Lollilicker
After a mysterious tongue licks her last cherry-flavored Halloween lollipop, quirky RJ and her guinea pig Mo use their professional detective skills to narrow down the list of suspects and uncover the culprit’s identity.
Book II: The Secret Sillies
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Oh, Brothers! (early reader chapter series)
Book I: Tee-Ball
Coming soon!
Picture Book
Why Did the Werewolf Jump Over the Moon? (rhyming picture book)
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The Sneeze (rhyming picture book)
“The Sneeze” is a poem that follows a young narrator as he explores a cave. When the dust stirred up by his boots causes him to sneeze, the boy is distraught that the cave sneezes back. Delving into the “fear of the unknown” theme, the poem’s rhythm mimics the narrator’s emotions, from pleasant, to panicked, to self-calming. It leaves the reader on a peppy, informational ending where the narrator’s father catches up and humorously explains the concept of an echo.
The Rooster Who Lost His Crow (interactive picture book)
Art by Jonathan Lounsberry
It’s Not Polite to Eat Your Friends (picture book)
Coming Soon!
The Big Splash
Art by Larry Lounsberry
Author Stacey Lounsberry 