Bøker av Deborah K Crawford

The delightfully illustrated children's story Finch and Robin is about two diverse friends who really enjoy life. There's a lesson to be learned in Finch and Robin's story. The two just happen to be birds. "Both were just little baby birds when they first met and instantly developed schoolyard relationships. They were told early on by their elders, 'Finches stay with Finches. Robins stay with Robins.' " Although the two are different, they have a lot in common. The two good friends start each day together going through the same routine. They love visiting The Koolaid House, The Castle, and a cave decked out for comfort. Of course, there are opportunities to meet other woodsy creatures where they both live in the Lake of The Ozarks. The author's previous books include Itty, Bitty, Stella, The Happy Barnrat; Pity's Porch; Pity and the Princes; Pity's First Christmas and the Magnificent Evergreen Tree; Iggy's Island; Iggy's River; The Sweetest Meow; L'tl Bear; The Fisherman's Net; Three Men and Their Boat; and Two Men and Their Catch. She is currently writing The Chase and The Secrets of the Cobweb House. (About the Author) In each of Texas native Deborah K. Crawford's books, she likes to include a life skill or a lesson to be learned. "I'm a Texas gal and I have Texas close to my heart. I moved most of my life, and finally landed at the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks" in Missouri, where this story is set. Some of her other books take place in Mexico, where she spends four months each year. "Thank you to my husband, Scott Crawford, and son, Ryan Crawford, for their continued support in my writing for 20 years."

The children's book Two Men and Their Catch is part of a fun fisherman series by Deborah K Crawford, based on her experiences living in Mexico part time.The story explores the friendship and adventures experienced by the hard-working people of Mexico, especially fishermen. These are very patient souls, staying in their boat for hours and hours until their catch comes in.There is real camaraderie among them, and when the day is done, they celebrate with colas and good cheer.Best of all are their out-of-this-world surroundings. Picture the sea, the beach, and the tropical resorts of Mexico.About The Author: In each of Deborah K Crawford's books, she likes to include a life skill, such as "never give up." She says, "I'm a Texas gal and I have Texas close to my heart. I moved most of my life and finally landed at the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks." She also spends four months in Mexico every year.

Three Men and Their Boat is a sweet yet realistic tale about friends who work hard and play hard together in the tropics. They dream about what selling their fish will bring.They sail their boat called The Three Amigos (Friends) looking for fish.After sailing a while, they had a successful catch. And went on to shore.The amigos celebrated. There were cheers all around. They had been praying for such a catch as this."No problem paying for Javier's school this term, thought Marco. Miguel said to himself that he could get the one vehicle repaired and get all the groceries on the list."Bernardo, who was the youngest of the three, could see a moped in the near future. May be a bright red one."What else will their load of fish pay for? Working is hard, but necessary to pay the bills.Then the worst thing happened. What will the three friends do?(About the Author)Deborah K Crawford has been writing for fifteen years and is launching her ninth children's book. The tenth is almost complete. Her love for animals drives much of her writing. She has two series: Pity the Kitty and Iggy's the Iguana of His Island. Previously a teacher and a business entrepreneur, she loves the project of developing a book. She also opened the business The Culinary to the Literary, which helps others get their books to print, a process some find overwhelming.The author is thrilled with her talented illustrator, Ashleigh Sutton, who truly reaches the reader through her artwork, and she thanks Scott, her supportive husband, who has helped in all her projects, and Ryan, her creative and loving son.

ITTY, BITTY, STELLA, the HAPPY BARNRAT is a fun and likable story of a very happy and positive Barnrat. She loves making others happy. And, her animal friends love her. She doesn't want anything in return but a smile and an 'Atta Girl'. Once again, Deborah has captured the fun life of another Ozarkian animal.