I have an assortment of folktale and children’s books for sale.
The ultimate Bigfoot book, Bigfoot Blueprint, contains my Whole Conversations With Sasquatch series. Here you will find Bigfoot encounters of the third kind, Bigfoot mind speak, cloaking, telepathy and portals to other dimensions. This epic and awesome adventure is sure to make you wonder if not believe.
The Bigfoot Parchments is a hodgepodge of Sasquatch sayings, philosophy and poetry. Both contemplative and enlightening.
“The Wild Canary” is a delightful children’s picture book for nature loving kids. This stunning bird book is a piece of real life art without any fictional bird characters. It presents the wild canary as the beautiful yard bird a child can bond with for real.
The “Kirtland’s Warblers” is another delightful and charming children’s picture book. It is a companion kid’s book to The Wild Canary. Both of the above children’s bird books were illustrated by Michigan artist Linda Faith Widing, widely know for her quick sketch talents for capturing the beauty and personalities of nature.
Unique kid’s books for the heart and soul. This means they are wholesome, no LBGQ or transgender references here. No woke agenda or psychiatric mumbo jumbo. Non of the immoral nonsense all too prevalent on modern bookstore shelves today.
I wrote these unique kid’s books, so I can vouch for their wholesomeness.
As for the uniqueness, I am not a literary clone from some university clique of egotists. I grew up on a small farm in a countryside dominated by Christian and Amish families. My books maintain those values and are mostly about nature and our human connections locally here in Northeastern Michigan.
My wife, Mary and I, used be known as QuickTurtle Books, but we are now permanently retired to the country. I am now known as Richard Rensberry, Author. The QuickTurtle website and all of its social media pages have been relegated for deletion, still in progress. WordPress and Amazon are my children’s book’s home from here on out.
The above book, Butterfly Stomach, was written for children having fun at the Cedar Valley Fun Park in Comins, Michigan. The parks claim to fame is the fact that it is the second largest amusement park in Michigan. As far as I know, that is the case. (I’d give a link to the book, but Amazon has put an ad for a women’s dress where the cover of the book is supposed to be presented. I’ll spare you the Amazon intrusion. They are full of woke saboteurs I’m afraid.)
Another example of one of our unique kid’s books for the heart and soul is called “Sasquatch”.
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Michigan is famous for Bigfoot encounters throughout the State. I myself saw a Bigfoot when I was kid, thus a kid’s book on Sasquatch was a natural fit in my collection of unique wholesome books written for our children.
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One of my latest projects resulted in two unique books for the heart and soul about migratory birds. After meeting a delightful Michigan artist by the name of Linda Faith Widing, we embarked on a collaboration to produce “The Kirtland’s Warblers” and “The Wild Canary”. Very unique, beautiful and educational books for kids of all ages.
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So if you are looking for unique children’s books for the heart and soul you have come to the right place. Again, nothing but wholesome and original here.
A major part of building a successful small business can be considered an art. A valuable part of that art is applying personal character strengths and virtues to create and build that business brand. Success can depend on many things, but I believe the make or break point of almost all start-up businesses rests on the application of basic virtues: such as manners, truth in advertising, true help, keeping one’s word, reliability and so forth. The Best of Me from a to z is a list of virtues for life and business that when correctly applied, can elevate that art. It is beautifully illustrated for children and adults. This book was winner of the 2018 TCK Readers Choice Awards and is applicable to our everyday walk through life and business.
Pigeon Picasso had a bird’s purpose
to whitewash and paint San Francisco;
the one that was, was growing drab
with gray cement and dirty halo.
So, he took to eating raspberry jam
and splatter-dabbed rich ruby reds;
even the statues regained some luster
as Pigeon Picasso wrought brighter heads. Continue reading →
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