Bob is determined to play his trumpet perfectly, but it won’t be easy! He will have to overcome a lot of obstacles and stick to his path. Can he do it? Or will the voice of Perry Dime chip away at his self-confidence until he no longer believes in himself? Join Bob and his friend Sandy as they learn about friendship, forgiveness, and how to keep going in the face of frustration. Children will learn how important it is to have persistence, and that the ability to reason inside of us can help us overcome any obstacles that are in our path to achievement. This fun and inspirational story, based on personal development principles, is all about persistence, kids making mistakes, and the way we overcome challenges to become the best that we can be.

Bob is a young yo-yo player who dreams of winning a championship, but Perry Dime tells him he isn’t good enough. When Bob and his friend Sandy encounter a mysterious book about the Law of Vibration, Bob makes a change and uses the power of visualization to help him become the best yo-yo player he can be. Illustrated in beautiful watercolors, Bob and Sandy Defeat Pushy Perry Dime is about the Universal Law of Vibration and using positive thought to achieve success.

Ink Blots on Paper is a collection of poetry written by Susan Elliott. Her poetry has been published world wide in both print and online publications. She began writing poetry at nine years old, and has been writing ever since. Susan has a unique voice that takes on a life of its own. Her poetry is both whimsical, serious and fearless.

"Life Lessons from the book of Ruth" covers a variety of topics including The Virtuous Woman and the Beatitudes. This book is great for personal study and for use in classrooms.

A "Breaking Dawn With an Orange Sunrise" is a collection of poetry written by Susan Elliott. Her poetry is unafraid, and covers a broad range of topics. This collection of poems opens with the poem "Breaking Dawn," and closes with "Orange Sunrise." Susan has written two other poetry books; including, "Wandering Through a Barely Functional Mind," and "Ink Blots on Paper."