Trying Something New (How the Cow Jumped Over the Moon)
by Sally Huss
Price: $0.99 USD. 1050 words.
Published on December 8, 2011. Fiction.
As a cow in the middle of a pasture with nothing to do, but chew, life is pretty boring. She can’t possibility imagine anything else. With delightful invitations from one animal after the next, she still can’t fathom doing other than what she has always done, until a feisty chicken challenges her to jump over the moon. Effort and determination is the message here. Fun is the manner.
Location: United States
Member Since: May 23, 2011
Sally Huss
Biography
Sally Huss has been a writer and artist all of her life. She studied art at Occidental College before graduating from USC with a degree in Fine Arts.
Through the years, Sally has written and illustrated many books for children including I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEARTS (Tommy Nelson), BUTTERFLY KISSES (Tommy Nelson), THE HAPPY BOOK (Ten Speed Press), HOW TO PLAY POWER TENNIS WITH EASE (Harcourt Brace), LARA TAKES CHARGE (HLPI Books), and other books for children with chronic diseases.
For the past five years King Features Syndicate in New York has syndicated Sally’s illustrated panels, Happy Musings, for newspapers.
From books, wallpaper, baby bibs, purses, puzzles, greeting cards, stationary, clothing, ceramics to wall art and gift art – all of Sally’s creations are happy in nature and free-spirited in style. For further information, go to: www.sallyhuss.com.
Sally writes and paints in her studio in La Jolla, California where she also walks the beach and plays social tennis.
Through the years, Sally has written and illustrated many books for children including I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEARTS (Tommy Nelson), BUTTERFLY KISSES (Tommy Nelson), THE HAPPY BOOK (Ten Speed Press), HOW TO PLAY POWER TENNIS WITH EASE (Harcourt Brace), LARA TAKES CHARGE (HLPI Books), and other books for children with chronic diseases.
For the past five years King Features Syndicate in New York has syndicated Sally’s illustrated panels, Happy Musings, for newspapers.
From books, wallpaper, baby bibs, purses, puzzles, greeting cards, stationary, clothing, ceramics to wall art and gift art – all of Sally’s creations are happy in nature and free-spirited in style. For further information, go to: www.sallyhuss.com.
Sally writes and paints in her studio in La Jolla, California where she also walks the beach and plays social tennis.
Where to find Sally Huss online
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Books
A Boat Full of Animals
by Sally Huss
Price: $2.99 USD. 11180 words. Published on December 7, 2011. Nonfiction.
Building positive character traits in children can be fun. A BOAT FULL OF ANIMALS (An Invaluable Book of Values) offers 30 fun-filled exercises to expand a child's self-appreciation, awareness of others, and a thirst to grow in ways of kindness, helpfulness, patience, gratefulness, truthfulness, respectfulness, etc. Charmingly presented, these exercises can be adapted for children of any age.
Price: $2.99 USD. 11180 words. Published on December 7, 2011. Nonfiction.
Building positive character traits in children can be fun. A BOAT FULL OF ANIMALS (An Invaluable Book of Values) offers 30 fun-filled exercises to expand a child's self-appreciation, awareness of others, and a thirst to grow in ways of kindness, helpfulness, patience, gratefulness, truthfulness, respectfulness, etc. Charmingly presented, these exercises can be adapted for children of any age.
Eight Golden Rules for How to Play Your Best Tennis
by Sally Huss
Price: $2.99 USD. 4930 words. Published on December 5, 2011. Nonfiction.
Mary Carillo, CBS Sports: "Sally Huss has written a simple, sparkling gem of a book....(It) gives to tennis players what the great UCLA coach John Wooden gave to basketball players with his Pyramid of Success. If you do what Sally suggests you will be more than a better player, you'll be a better person. Perhaps her book should be called, "Eight Golden Rules for How to Live Your Best Life."
Price: $2.99 USD. 4930 words. Published on December 5, 2011. Nonfiction.
Mary Carillo, CBS Sports: "Sally Huss has written a simple, sparkling gem of a book....(It) gives to tennis players what the great UCLA coach John Wooden gave to basketball players with his Pyramid of Success. If you do what Sally suggests you will be more than a better player, you'll be a better person. Perhaps her book should be called, "Eight Golden Rules for How to Live Your Best Life."
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