If I Look Like You

If I Look Like You

When Scout the chameleon dragon goes exploring to decide what she wants to be when she grows up, she talks to animal professionals to learn key aspects of their trade. While she starts with the misconception that what she can become is based on her appearance, the key lesson is repeated by everyone she meets: “You don’t have to look like me.”

Animal characters are equally relatable to all children, as is the exploration to see where they fit in. While STEM is very important, America is experiencing a shortage in “middle skills,” and studies have recommended educating children earlier about their options in the workforce—not all require a college degree. Unlike many books about career choices, If I Look Like You doesn’t focus solely on college-track professions. Scout considers fifteen professions including a landscaper, flight attendant, factory worker, chef, and computer programmer. Each gives her things to consider if she wants to go into that career.

Eastover Treasures

Eastover Treasures

Available in paperback and eBook in over 40,000 stores.

During their annual quilt retreat, gale force winds trap the sewing sisters in a boarded-up manor house. Inside, they discover the diaries of the mistress of Eastover Plantation written during the Civil War and clues she left behind for her children about a treasure hunt. Following the clues, the quilters take a journey they never expected.

 

 

“There are many fascinating characters that color this spellbinding story –  both present-day characters and characters in the 1860s. Eastover Treasures is an interesting and worthwhile read. The geographical setting is well-described and draws the reader into the enthralling story immediately. The characters are authentic, relatable, and even heartwarming, and the relationship between Aury and Scott becomes a subplot within the novel that was engrossing in itself. This is a mesmerizing historical mystery story that was a delight to read.” – Literary Titans

INCLUDES a free quilt pattern in the back of the book.

Book Club Questions available.