Julie Hanson

Meet Molly McBean Molly McBean wears her hair in tails and clashing colored clothes.Her big feet make her clumsy, and her socks have holey toes.The morning had just begun and Molly is already having a bad day. The pouring rain is keeping her inside so she can't go skating as planned. She tries to find her favorite game but her closet is just too messy and when she digs through her stuff, things fly everywhere. Now her room is all cluttered and she can't do anything fun. Molly isn't happy at all Molly McBean Clutterbug Queen is a fun-to-read rhyming story. Cleverly written, it shows how quickly a mess can grow into a mountain of clutter. When mom sees that Molly's room is a total disaster, she instructs her to clean it up. But Molly goes about it the wrong way. She shoves everything back into the closet and piles stuff high up to the sky; wall to wall, ceiling to floor. See what Molly does when her closet begins to bulge because it's packed too full. In this entertainingly funny and heartwarming book, Molly McBean shows the value and importance of being responsible, sharing, and the bond of true friendship. Full of surprises, Molly will delight her audience and soon be a friend to her readers. A valuable tool...This book is a valuable teaching tool to help kids organize and prioritize which will help them decide which things to keep and what to give away. And for suggestions please check out Molly's 'helpful hints' page at the end of the book. It will help to de-clutter the FUN WAY Find Molly's mouse...Molly has an adorable pet mouse that got out of its house and it's hiding on every page. It's a fun exercise and kids will love looking for it. But the mouse needs a name So when you find it, please think of one. There's a place in the front of the book for the name you choose.Illustrated in great detail...Beautifully illustrated and in great detail by the author Julie Hanson, Molly McBean Clutterbug Queen will inspire children to be mindful of how they care for their things. It will make the perfect gift for birthdays, holidays and other occasions. Your child will surely connect with Molly McBean. Parents will love her too Target audience is children ages 3 - 8.

Meet Molly McBean Molly McBean wears her hair in tails and clashing colored clothes.Her big feet make her clumsy, and her socks have holey toes.The morning had just begun and Molly is already having a bad day. The pouring rain is keeping her inside so she can't go skating as planned. She tries to find her favorite game but her closet is just too messy and when she digs through her stuff, things fly everywhere. Now her room is all cluttered and she can't do anything fun. Molly isn't happy at all Molly McBean Clutterbug Queen is a fun-to-read rhyming story. Cleverly written, it shows how quickly a mess can grow into a mountain of clutter. When mom sees that Molly's room is a total disaster, she instructs her to clean it up. But Molly goes about it the wrong way. She shoves everything back into the closet and piles stuff high up to the sky; wall to wall, ceiling to floor. See what Molly does when her closet begins to bulge because it's packed too full. In this entertainingly funny and heartwarming book, Molly McBean shows the value and importance of being responsible, sharing, and the bond of true friendship. Full of surprises, Molly will delight her audience and soon be a friend to her readers. A valuable tool...This book is a valuable teaching tool to help kids organize and prioritize which will help them decide which things to keep and what to give away. And for suggestions please check out Molly's 'helpful hints' page at the end of the book. It will help to de-clutter the FUN WAY Find Molly's mouse...Molly has an adorable pet mouse that got out of its house and it's hiding on every page. It's a fun exercise and kids will love looking for it. But the mouse needs a name So when you find it, please think of one. There's a place in the front of the book for the name you choose.Illustrated in great detail...Beautifully illustrated and in great detail by the author Julie Hanson, Molly McBean Clutterbug Queen will inspire children to be mindful of how they care for their things. It will make the perfect gift for birthdays, holidays and other occasions. Your child will surely connect with Molly McBean. Parents will love her too Target audience is children ages 3 - 8.

Coralie doesn't like rules. So when she arrives in heaven late and covered with mud she thinks nothing of it. Then she's assigned to angel duty to earn her wings. But Coralie doesn't follow the rules and creates chaos everywhere.Then one day she looks down from heaven and sees her best friend trusting a stranger. In tears, Coralie prays for help and Deezle Dove the Sky Traveler arrives. Deezle carries the knowledge of the world on his head. Will Coralie take her role as an angel seriously and earn her wings? Can she save her friend?This heartwarming story will inspire children to be responsible, follow the rules and never trust strangers. It will be a favorite of children everywhere.

Coralie doesn't like rules. So when she arrives in heaven late and covered with mud she thinks nothing of it. Then she's assigned to angel duty to earn her wings. But Coralie doesn't follow the rules and creates chaos everywhere.Then one day she looks down from heaven and sees her best friend trusting a stranger. In tears, Coralie prays for help and Deezle Dove the Sky Traveler arrives. Deezle carries the knowledge of the world on his head. Will Coralie take her role as an angel seriously and earn her wings? Can she save her friend?This heartwarming story will inspire children to be responsible, follow the rules and never trust strangers. It will be a favorite of children everywhere.

For artists interested in using color in a new way, this two-part book offers a fresh, comprehensive approach to understanding color in painting. Part one starts with the basics and teaches, rung by rung, many concepts including color, value, and the use of red, yellow, and blue to build three-dimensional form. Tools given in part one form the foundation for part two's lessons in "temperature painting," an original method created by the author using warm and cool colors. The instructions are easy to follow, step by step, and fully illustrated with beautiful finished pieces by various artists and the author, an accomplished artist who teaches workshops nationally and whose commissioned portraits and paintings are in many private collections.

Do you believe in living, breathing ANGELS? This story may convince you they exist. Enjoy the miracles that The Evans Terrace Girls invoke. This is a true story.In approximately 110 homes in an enclave of Lake Mary within a few years, seven or more parents died of unrelated situations including car accidents, cancers, and other unexpected events. As people mourned and grieved, rumors started of a curse on the land; the neighborhood children feared their parents were next to leave for the afterlife. Suddenly, a lemonade stand catapulted some of the young girls to lead their peers and the adults out of grief; they witnessed many minor miracles through this action. What brought on the proverbial lemonade stand?After another dad dies, the kids were told by peers that our subdivision was CURSED The children- already leery- felt panicked any time a father or mothers left their sight. Their parents attempted to arrange grief counseling into their elementary school. The counselors volunteered services; however, this story took place a few years before events such as Columbine High School. Not understanding the implications of the many deaths on her system, the principal thwarted these efforts. THE CHILDREN AND THEIR PEERS NEEDED GROUP INTERVENTION Finally, God showed the way out of grief and how to bring back a semblance of 'normal, everyday life.' A simple and clich LEMONADE STAND was the start of HIS guidance The proceeds bought groceries for a family that just lost their dad. The children's works of love brought about many minor miracles that are shared by telling you their story. This is the true story of how these girls' efforts help their community through the grieving process.Did these girls find a way to end the NEIGHBORHOOD'S curse and grief? Let's just say, "Hopefully, this tale will inspire others suffering loss to take up a cause and take back control of their own life."This book is a must read for anyone grieving.

Julie Hanson's award-winning collection, Unbeknownst, gives us plainspoken poems of unstoppable candor. They are astonished and sobered by the incoming data; they are funny; they are psychologically accurate and beautifully made. Hanson's is a mind interested in human responsibility--to ourselves and to each other--and unhappy about the disappointments that are bound to transpire ('We've been like gods, our powers wasted'). These poems are lonely with spiritual longing and wise with remorse for all that cannot last. 'The Kindergartners' begins, 'All their lives they've waited for / the yellow bus to come for them,' then moves directly to the present reality: 'Now it's February and the mat / is wet.' Settings and events are local and familiar, never more exotic than a yoga session at the Y, one of several instances where the body is central to the report and to the net result ('I slip in and fold / behind the wheel into the driver's seat like a thin young thing: / My organs are surely glistening. This car was made for me.'). These poems are intimate revelations, thinking as they go, including the reader in the progress of their thoughts.