Here are my book covers, with award stickers included:
Santa’sBirthday Gift (2009) is an attempt to include Santa in the meaning of Christmas. (After I read a story of the nativity to my young granddaughter, she looked at me and asked “But where’s Santa?” The editor who critiqued this book wrote: “What a cute story! I know there are many stories about how Santa came into the picture, but this is a delightful idea behind the gifts at Christmas.” The story is best for ages 3-10, to be read to children who still believe in Santa! This book received a 2011 National Indie Excellence Finalist Award, and a 2011 Readers Favorite Silver Medal.
My second rhymed children’s book, Peter and the Whimper-Whineys ( 2010) is designed to help parents cope with whining and complaining children. Peter is a small rabbit who does nothing but whine. His mother warns him that if he keeps on whining and crying, he’ll have to go live with the Whimper-Whineys. His nocturnal adventures convince him his mother was right! If only he can get back home… The critique editor for this story wrote: “I cannot imagine any parent or guardian not wanting to read this book to their child!…Parents everywhere applaud you!” This book is a 2011 Readers Favorite Bronze Medal Winner and also a USA Best Books Finalist Award Winner.
My third book was released in February 2011. The Magic Word is about the word “Please”. All of my children and grandchildren know about this word, and I hope yours do too! This book has received a NABE Pinnacle Achievement Award for Summer 2011, was a 2011 Gold Medal Winner of the Readers Favorites Awards, and has also received a Global eBook Finalist Award. It is now also a Finalist in the 2012 Reader Views Awards!
My fourth book, Gimme-Jimmy has won a 2012 Readers Favorite Silver Medal and a NABE Pinnacle Achievement Award as well as a 2013 Global eBook Silver Medal, Indie Excellence Finalist Award and a Reviewers Choice Third Place. It is about a bully who learns to share. I
Manner-Man, is about a superhero who helps children learn how to cope with bullying! It is the winner of a 2013 Readers Favorite Silver Medal and a Pinnacle Achievement Award, as well as the Winner of both the Reader Views Reviewers Choice Award and the Los Angeles Book Festival. and an H.M in both the London Book Festival and the Rebecca’s Reads Choice Award in 2014.
My Fingerpaint Masterpiece is about perception and perspective, and also self-esteem. Learn about how a child’s art project ends up in the Town Art Gallery! It has won a 2014 Readers’ Favorite Gold Medal in Children’s K-3, as well as their Illustrations Award, a double Finalist in the Next Generation Indie Awards, a National Indie Excellence Award, a Global eBook Bronze Medal, a Reviewer’s Choice H.M., as well as a Children’s Literary Classics Seal of Approval and a Pinnacle Achievement Award
This book illustrates the importance of being a good listener. It also is a cute introduction to basic computer terms. Rosemary is worried about returning to school, after her teacher has warned the class that they would soon have some mice, spiders and webs in the classroom. Could Rosemary have misunderstood something? It has won a Readers’ Favorite H.M. Award, a Reader Views Reviewers Choice H.M, and also a Pinnacle Achievement Award.
What if you treated others the way you’d like to be treated? What if everyone did that? What kind of world could there be? Robert and Kait decide to look for a golden ruler that their Mom has told them about, only to find out that she had meant Rule instead of ruler. What is this “Golden Rule”, and what does it mean? Please join in the children’s quest to discover how to follow The Golden Rule and share it with others, and meet many of the classroom friends you have met in previous books!
My Little Angel – Please share a day in the life of a little girl, while her guardian angel Angela sits on her shoulder and keeps her safe and guides her throughout her various activities throughout

A Dozen Awards for Penny

A Dime is a Sign through Time
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Dear Sherrill,
I always enjoy looking at this site. The bookcovers are cute, sweet (nice colors) — your ideas?
Anyway, your awards alone make this site exciting, but those books sure are cute!
I’ll see more of them, soon.
Highest Regards,
Brenda Chaput (sbpra author)
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Hey, Sherrill,
I see Manner-Man up there. Many Congratulations! I do wonder what your next book will be titled. Manner-Man is unique (Super-Manners, Super-Man)in manners. Very Creative!
Catch you later… My very best to you, always, Brenda …
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