Norman the Button loves his job keeping his person’s coat closed, but lately, he’s only been hanging on by a thread. After falling off, Norman is convinced he must find a new job to feel needed again. But after several failures, Norman almost decides to give up and let himself be recycled. Once Norman realizes his greatest strength is in being a button, he finally sees the perfect job is right in front of him.

"A funny, pun-heavy title about finding your purpose by embracing your talents."-Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"An absolutely unique, fun, and delightful story of a little button who lost his way." -The Feathered Quill

Hardcover ISBN: 979-8-9860472-0-1
Paperback ISBN: 979-8-9860472-1-8

Norman the Button has forgotten to get his best friend a Christmas gift, and time is running out. With big dreams and a small budget, he sets out to find the perfect gift to show his love for Freddy. But when his extravagant gift ideas don’t work out, he must settle for something made from the heart.

“The message that real friends value their pals most for being themselves couldn’t be delivered by a cuter button.” -Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“A fun holiday sequel with an evergreen message.” - Publishers Weekly

Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-7323707-3-9
Paperback ISBN: 978-1-7323707-4-6

Bonnie Blue Button may be tiny, but that doesn’t stop her from being a colossal bully. Having been sewn on a beautiful dress with two other dazzling buttons, she’s become arrogant and cruel to other clothing fasteners. But, when the dress is left carelessly on the floor one night, Bonnie experiences a traumatic event that leaves her scratched up and covered in drool. Now unexpectedly shunned by her fellow dress buttons, she must apologize to those she has wronged if she wants to make new friends.

"A lively story with a worthy message about kindness" -Kirkus Reviews

Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-7323707-7-7
Paperback ISBN: 978-1-7323707-9-1

Life in the craft box just hasn't been the same since Sam's new sister arrived. The other buttons only seem to notice Maggie, and Sam is feeling invisible. They don't watch his fancy scooter tricks or look at his new artwork. They're even mad that he refused to share his favorite toy with her. Running away sounds scary, but it's the only way to escape her... unless, of course, she follows him.

“A cleverly told tale on a familiar theme” -Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“The message that families need each other—and that change isn’t always scary—hits home” -Booklife

Hardcover ISBN: 979-8986047225
Paperback ISBN: 979-8986047232