Heather Glenn Vines

"When we run away, we never really leave our problems behind."How many times had Maggie heard this when she was growing up? Yet here she was, twenty-eight years old, on a train with her five-year-old daughter, running away.Switch is the story of Maggie and Jack, two strangers who meet on a train, headed in opposite directions: Maggie is running away from her mess while Jack is returning to clean up his. One small act of avoidance on Maggie's part, however, starts a chain reaction of destruction. She learns that the more she runs away, the more out of control her world becomes. Will Maggie face what she fears? Or will she keep running? Does Jack find the peace he's so desperately seeking? And how will their chance encounter change each of their lives forever?

She is the sun. She lights their day. But who will watch them when she's away? A perfect book for bedtime, Love, Sun follows the sun throughout her day, as she lovingly watches over her children. As evening comes, she discovers she isn't the only one in the sky Age level: 3-5

Are you like everyone you know? Is there something about you that is different from other people? How does that make you feel? Being different is the subject of Thats One Odd Duck by Heather Glenn Vines. Baxter knows he is different. Anyone who looks at him can see that. He has big clumsy feet and a giant orange nose. And he waddles when he walks. No matter how hard he tries, Baxter just cant keep up. His siblings run fast; he waddles. They meow; he quacks. Then something unexpected happens, and everything changes Join Baxter on an adventure of a lifetime as he waddles down the delightful path of self-discovery. Like Baxter, youll discover being different isnt always a bad thing. Heather Glenn Vines lives on Flathead Lake in Montana. Her daughter, Paige B. Torbergson, lives in Arizona. Thats One Odd Duck is the first in a collection of stories for Little Books for Hearts and Minds.

Are you like everyone you know? Is there something about you that is different from other people? How does that make you feel? Being different is the subject of Thats One Odd Duck by Heather Glenn Vines. Baxter knows he is different. Anyone who looks at him can see that. He has big clumsy feet and a giant orange nose. And he waddles when he walks. No matter how hard he tries, Baxter just cant keep up. His siblings run fast; he waddles. They meow; he quacks. Then something unexpected happens, and everything changes Join Baxter on an adventure of a lifetime as he waddles down the delightful path of self-discovery. Like Baxter, youll discover being different isnt always a bad thing. Heather Glenn Vines lives on Flathead Lake in Montana. Her daughter, Paige B. Torbergson, lives in Arizona. Thats One Odd Duck is the first in a collection of stories for Little Books for Hearts and Minds.