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Who roller skates down the hallway, almost crashing into the family dog, before landing in a pile of pillows?

Who hides bags of Hershey chocolate bars, Skittles, bubble gum and Jolly Ranchers in her backpack, behind a rocking chair and underneath her bed?

Who enjoys tormenting her older sister Aria by sneaking into her room? Swiping lip gloss. Hiding the TV remote.

It’s Bria – the candy-eating, lipstick-wearing, Barbie-loving 5-year-old kid who is fearless. Except when it comes to bugs. Bria does NOT like bugs.

The sixth book in Sisters for Life, Best Friends Forever series

Books

Coming Soon

Book 6

Aria desires to be The Star, an honored position at her school. It’s OK to want praise.

Aria learns that not everyone will be famous. But everyone can do good works to improve the world.

Nothing can stop good. Trying to stop good is like trying to put a star under a rock.

Everyone knows you can’t put a star under a rock.

Somebody strikes again!

Book 5

Who is that Puppet Master of Mischief who sneaks snacks, shifts blame and leaves behind chaos, crumbs and confusion?

Because That's the Way Divas Do It!!

Book 4

Meet Bria, the roller-skating, Barbie-loving, candy-eating, lipstick-wearing , sibling-tormenting 5-year-old kid who is fearless. Except when it comes to bugs. Bria does NOT like bugs.

Aria's Rockin' Poufs

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Book 3

Aria wants to straighten her kinky, coily, curly hair. But is her desire really about hair. Or is the little brown-skinned girl trying to change herself to fit in and follow the crowd?

I am Aria

Book 2

Aria is smart, strong and gifted. Yet the world’s portrait of Black girls is different. Who will Aria believe? Her choice determines her destiny.

Aria's Crown

Book 1

Greatness lives in Aria. But friends don’t believe it. The world can’t see it. Will the little Black girl embrace her crown or will she surrender and settle?

The Why?

I write children's books because I want my grandgirls to see themselves in books that they read and also to see themselves as heroes in their own stories.