Bonnie Everett-Hawkes has been drawing, designing and creating since she was old enough to hold a pencil. She comes from a family endowed with artists,writers,and composers, many who have graced the pages of American history.
She has illustrated over 30 books for children and educators including an early reader's emergent series and is the author of two books. She began her publishing career in 1975, illustrating for Christian organizations and denominations. Her work has been included in Confetti-Celebrations, Saplings, Wee-Ones, Dragonfly Spirit, Whimsey and much more. As a professional illustrator, Bonnie has entertained at numerous schools, libraries, festivals and museums.
She is a proud member of The Society of Children's Book Writer's and Illustrators and an honors graduate of The Art Institute of Dallas, TX where she earned her degree in Graphic Design. She is also an accomplished free-lance photographer,portrait artist and a member of The American Society of Portrait Artist
This is the charming story of where milk comes from. Myrtle and Maude are two happy cows. They are happy because they love to eat sweet,green grass. They love to eat grass all the time. Farmer Jake... More > is happy the two cows eat grass too because the more grass they eat, the more milk they make for him to sell. Parents are happy that Farmer Jake has lots of milk to sell to them so their kids have lots of milk to drink. Kids are happy that the cows make lots of milk for them to drink. So everyone is happy. But Myrtle and Maude are the happiest of all!< Less
Rodney was a little gray squirrel who lived alone in a hollow tree in the forest. He had become very lonely over the years. the only visitors Rodney ever saw were six fat hogs in old man Tom's hog... More > pen and occasionally old man Tom when he came twice a day to feed the hogs. Rodney would scamper to the other side of the tree when he saw the old man. Soon Rodney meets a girl squirrel and old man Tom befriends them both. A gentle, touching story of the love between man and animal that will delight both young and old alike. Wonderful colorful illustrations bring the story to life!< Less
This is the charming story of where milk comes from. Myrtle and Maude are two happy cows. They are happy because they love to eat sweet,green grass. They love to eat grass all the time. Farmer Jake... More > is happy the two cows eat grass too because the more grass they eat, the more milk they make for him to sell. Parents are happy that Farmer Jake has lots of milk to sell to them so their kids have lots of milk to drink. Kids are happy that the cows make lots of milk for them to drink. So everyone is happy. But Myrtle and Maude are the happiest of all!< Less
This is the charming story of where milk comes from. Myrtle and Maude are two happy cows. They are happy because they love to eat sweet,green grass. They love to eat grass all the time. Farmer Jake... More > is happy the two cows eat grass too because the more grass they eat, the more milk they make for him to sell. Parents are happy that Farmer Jake has lots of milk to sell to them so their kids have lots of milk to drink. Kids are happy that the cows make lots of milk for them to drink. So everyone is happy. But Myrtle and Maude are the happiest of all!< Less
Rodney was a little gray squirrel who lived alone in a hollow tree in the forest. He had become very lonely over the years. the only visitors Rodney ever saw were six fat hogs in old man Tom's hog... More > pen and occasionally old man Tom when he came twice a day to feed the hogs. Rodney would scamper to the other side of the tree when he saw the old man. Soon Rodney meets a girl squirrel and old man Tom befriends them both. A gentle, touching story of the love between man and animal that will delight both young and old alike. Wonderful colorful illustrations bring the story to life!< Less
This is the charming story of where milk comes from. Myrtle and Maude are two happy cows. They are happy because they love to eat sweet,green grass. They love to eat grass all the time. Farmer Jake... More > is happy the two cows eat grass too because the more grass they eat, the more milk they make for him to sell. Parents are happy that Farmer Jake has lots of milk to sell to them so their kids have lots of milk to drink. Kids are happy that the cows make lots of milk for them to drink. So everyone is happy. But Myrtle and Maude are the happiest of all!< Less
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