Children's

Honey Bear Adventures: The Quest for Perfect Honey - By John Paul 

"I cannot wait to taste this honey. I am sure that this will be the most perfect and most delicious honey ever,” the little honey bear Bobo said as he dreamed of eating the most perfect honey in the world. But before he could taste it, his older brother Jojo woke him up. “I believe in dreams, and I will taste that perfect honey,” Bobo said, and got up from the bed. “I will find that perfect honey and I will prove that it exists somewhere out there, and I will also prove that dreams can turn real. All we need to do is believe in dreams,” Bobo said and looked out of the window of their small treehouse. It was morning now. He then looked at his bag and he was ready to pack his bags and go on a journey to find that perfect honey.

A Little Angel Starts Out - By Ruth Finnegan 

A little angel, thrilled with his certificate, now formally awarded in Heaven’s Great Hall, goes through his memories of creation.

How it came out of nothing and how God did not forget anything even the little ants in the high cathedral rafters. But he is only little, and naïve, and inexperienced, and very nervous about what lies before him and his journey alone through the universe, and if he could take his trumpet - surely?

The Little Angel Ventures Through Deep Space - By Ruth Finnegan

The little angel, on his way to carry out his scary “very responsible” tasks on earth now he has his certification, meets terrifying adventures in space. Would he, could he ever get to earth? Or just have to return useless, his record book empty, to heaven to face the Archangels, and, worse, his darling little sister - ohhh!

Pearl of the Wind - By Ruth Finnegan 

It’s all about love - again. She runs away from him into the Donegal wind, then finds she has to seek him, afraid and alone, through the airless air of outer space. How, tossed and tangled in the winds, will they ever find each other in the unrelenting void? This newest volume in the remarkable Kate Pearl series recycles the same mythic story as in earlier novels (The Black Inked Pearl, Voyage of Pearl of the Seas, and The Helix Pearl), this time told from the perspective of the fleeting flighting breathing wind, the soul, the butterfly-psyche. Again, the moving story is recounted in Ruth Finnegan’s unique poetic-allusive literary style.

Safia the Unloved Lady - By Ruth Finnegan

No one loved artistic-longing little Safia. Even her parents thrust her away from the listed-for piano, then ignored and belittled her. Unloved her. But she was determined. Could she, in the end...?