Read to a Child - Lorraine Strieby's Mission Statement

"Somehow I became an author of children's books because of a pesky mole and a daughter (Lisa) who said "since you can't get rid of her, write about her." Went to a local class to learn the trade and saved a barrel of money doing my own illustrations."  Lorraine Strieby.

Her books are meant to be read to a child.  There are 250 illustrations, each book is an adventure--fantasy based on facts.

Book 1,  Cat Sophia and Mayor Molly McMole,  how it all began

Book 2, Mayor Molly McMole Meets Vinnie the Shrew, trip to Alaska

Book 3, All Roads Lead to Rome, features Rome and Florence and art

Book 4, Mayor Molly McMole Follows the Sun, trip to Hawaii

Book 5, Why is a Spy Called a Mole, about her ancestor, Christopher McMole, who is master spy to Commander George Washington, teaches the American Revolution

Book 6, Football Handbook, a novel approach to American Football

What more can I say--these books feature me and I type when Miss Lorraine is out of our studio at the end of Hannalei Drive, Its time for me to go down the mole hole and see how my mole tribe is getting along. There is a football game tomorrow and I have to see if Coach Mary has her two running backs in shape.(Football Handbook)

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See you in Book 1, Mayor Molly McMole, MMM


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