"Go God, Go!" is a humorous story about a set of twins, Courtney Jean and Caleb Joe, who enter a children's marathon and learn they can only finish with God's help. Their hilarious antics... More > will fill your child with laughter while showing them how God can use children to show others His love and grace. Very funny read!< Less
After learning his family is about to move away,Chaz Chuckleberry decides to come up with a plan to stop the move and stay with his grandma! This story discusses relevant children's issues such as... More > facing a move and having to separate from family members. It's one hilarious read!< Less
This story is about two sisters, the older of whom grows tired of having to share with the younger. It deals with relevant children's issues such as sharing and learning how to handle difficult... More > emotions like anger. It is an "L" book with lots of lovely "L" words that make this story one great read! Get your kids and join Lola and Layla Lillingsby and their lollipop for lots and lots of laughs!< Less
Tia TallTale tries to avoid getting into trouble by telling a fib that ends up turning her whole house upside down! This story deals with relevant children's issues such as telling fibs and why... More > honesty is best. It is a humorous reflection of what can happen when we try to cover our mistakes with lies.< Less
This book is a story about three farm friends named Robinson Rooster, Deirdre Duck, and Chrisissilly Cow who begin to explore their farm in search of the maker of a very strange sound they had never... More > before heard. It uses humor as a means of discussing issues relative to young readers such as shyness and making new friends. Packed full of surprises, it is sure to become one of your child's favorite reads!< Less
This children's book is a collection of mini tales about some of the insects found in the Welcome Home Forest. Written in verse, it uses humor as a way of portraying valuable life lessons in action,... More > such as friendship, manners, sharing, and the like. It shows how the characters deal with specific issues like being shy and how they use their abilities or lack thereof to find their place within the Welcome Home Forest community. It is the first book, written with the earliest level reader in mind, in a series of forest tales which include The Big Book of Forest Tales, Tales from the Rainforest, and The Cretaceous Forest Tales- with each book advancing in its reading level. The Little Book of Forest Tales keeps the interest of its young readers using the zany antics of each individual insect. Its underlying message is that no matter what our differences may be, we are all still part of one big happy family!< Less
About Alicia
My name is Alicia Northern, otherwise known as The InkpenDreamer. I am a children's book author with a wordishly wild imagination for verse or rhyme and a life-long love of the written word! My books use humor to capture the hearts of even the youngest readers who are sure to simply adore the antics of my sometimes quirky, yet always lovable characters. Dreams are so much more than the mere unconscious state of thought the word may imply... they birth the life-giving hopes and desires of a brighter future for those of us who seek to attain them. Keep your dreams alive!
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