“Molly May is a
spirited six-year-old Brit on the adventure of a lifetime.
She’s traveling across the Atlantic Ocean by herself to
begin a new life with her aunt and uncle in America. Her
adventure begins even before she steps aboard the ship, and it
quickly snares the reader with Molly May’s spunk and
intelligence as she meets each new experience as though it were
a meal to be savored.
“There were times I
wanted to laugh with Molly May, and times when I just wanted to
envelop her in a huge hug and reassure her that everything
would be all right. Molly May on the
High Seas is a delightful tale
of an irrepressible youngster who takes charge of her life and
makes living for everyone around her worth a shipful of
smiles.”
Jean Teller, Senior Editor, Capper’s
“Molly May on the High
Seas draws upon the
author’s own experiences as a small child sent alone,
‘like a piece of baggage,’ from an orphanage in
England to live with relatives in America in the 1920s. The
book's shipboard setting and time period are unusual, and
plucky Molly May relates her adventures in a believable voice
that should appeal to today’s young readers.”
Shirley Climo, author of juvenile fiction
Soft Cover, 111 pages, 5.5” X
8.5”
isbn 0-9726375-1-6 $9.95
In the first book of her
children's series, Rewa, aka “Molly May” begins her
true life adventures by traveling to America alone on the
Olympic, sistership to the Titanic. She then passes through immigration at Ellis
Island and travels on the train to the Dakotas. Her story,
chronicled in this book is an enjoyable read for any age and is
part of America’s history.
The Coloring Book is provided as
either a companion to the book or as an introduction to this
series.
Also check out the other
books about Molly May, “Molly
May on the TC Ranch”, “TC Ranch Coloring
Book” and “Molly May’s Where’s It Book For
Moms”
Soft Cover, 35 pages, 8.5” X
11”
isbn 0-9726375-4-0 $3.95