CAROL'S BOOKS

Many years ago Carol's daughter, Lisa had a cat who had a litter of kittens under her bed. They could hear the soft purring of the mother cat as she lovingly cared for her babies. Lisa asked "What makes a cat purr, mother?" Carol answered, "Love, Lisa, you are hearing the sound of love."

This book is a delightful and heartwarming tale of an abandoned cat. Follow Cat as she discovers that she isn't like the other cats. She doesn't make this funny rumbling sound. What must Cat do to find love? How will she find her purr?

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Carol's book about Chris T., the precious little Christmas tree, has a two-fold purpose. First, Carol is concerned about America's wetlands. She wanted to create an environmental awareness that shows the connection between the wetlands and recycling trees. Carol has accomplished this purpose by drawing the young readers into a magical setting which motivates them to become environmentally conscious.

Secondly, Carol states, "I want the reader to realize that no one is perfect - we all have imperfections but we can make a difference." This senstive and enchanting story of Chris T. with her bent trunk, brings focus to the importance of self-worth and invites us to examine our own special qualities.

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When Carol was finishing her dessert at a family restaurant, she noticed she'd dribbled chocolate on her blouse. When she looked across the room and saw a young child also had slobbered on herself, Carol realized life is a rerun.

In Life Is A Rerun, Carol uses humorous poetry to illustrate how an adult's life mirrors a young child's. She wants you to share in these delightful, fun-filled experiences so she presents Life Is A Rerun as a coloring book! A FREE box of 24 crayons accompanies each book.

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