We were recently introduced to children’s book
author Eric B. Thomasma and were generously provided with copies of his
wonderful books which we will be featuring/reviewing on the blog later this week.
For the time being, I’d like to share with you
these lovely titles.
Authors: Eric & Lanin Thomasma
(illustrator)
Titles:
Sam and the Dragon -
released May, 2010, 26 pages
Sam told his mother, “It really doesn't get cold. That’s just a myth, like dragons and unicorns.” But he soon learns the truth about winter... and dragons. Sam and the Dragon - You’ll never see your furnace the same way again
http://www.amazon.com/dp/
Sam told his mother, “It really doesn't get cold. That’s just a myth, like dragons and unicorns.” But he soon learns the truth about winter... and dragons. Sam and the Dragon - You’ll never see your furnace the same way again
http://www.amazon.com/dp/
Billy's Family - released June, 2011, 26 pages
An only child, Billy wishes for a bigger family. But spending a day at his great-grandfather's family reunion shows him that 'family' includes far more than just Mommy and Daddy. Billy's Family is an introduction to some of the terms and concepts of family relationships. Billy’s Family – It’s bigger than he thinks.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/
The Wizards of the Body Shop - released March, 2012, 26 pages
Repairing a crumpled fender is pure magic. So when Cindy’s Daddy’s car gets damaged, she goes along as Daddy takes it to The Wizards of the Body Shop.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/
Yeti In The Freezer - released November, 2013, 26 pages
Do you have a freezer that growls when ice is being made? Brady and Dot do, and it’s a little scary. But they’re no longer afraid, now that they’ve made friends with the Yeti In The Freezer.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/
You can stop by http://rtycati.webs.com to find out more about these
books.
About the author: Born and raised in West Mitten, USA (Grand Rapids,
MI), He still lives in the area in a house he built, (literally), with the help
of his wife, Therese, and two sons, Eric Jr. and Nicholas, (and various other
friends and relatives). The boys are grown and gone now, although they both
live in the area. Eric and Therese have managed to get past the empty nest
syndrome and currently only share their home with their dog, Tucker.
For more information, visit Eric's website at http://rtycati.webs.com
For more information, visit Eric's website at http://rtycati.webs.com
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