Catherine Brewer

Brooklyn Fairies Faith, Esperanza and Imani live in Kings Fairy Hollow. A community of carriage-houses, cafe shops, yoga practices and bike riding. Peace and tranquility reigns, until the unimaginable happens. And when fairy dust magic fails, the Brooklynite fairies discover the end of their world is just the beginning.

Join the party of the season. The guests list include: Emperor Penguin, a rocker Skunk, a piano playing Panda, a zig-zagging Zebra and you know it’s a killer party when Whale splashes in. But…will the fun come to a screeching halt when one by one uninvited guests start to arrive? Knock, knock! Whose there? And they really want in!

Meet Bookmark! He holds spots in books. But how can Bookmark know when to stop on a page when he doesn’t know where to begin? Bookmark discovers that not all stories are told the same. In The Backwards Story he learns his surprising place.

I Am All and All is Me! is written in a poetic lyrical style that celebrates our oneness and affirms how we share our most important trait; being human. Told in an uplifting and optimistic text of 333 words. It will inspire thought provoking conversations for social emotional learning for parents and children.

“Paint Splatter Time. Splash, Splat!” Iris paints it all, the kitchen floors and bathroom walls. But when she ends up in a colorless world, her paint dries out. Undoubtedly, she needs to paint a bigger picture. With her brush as a sword and a palette as her shield, Iris sets out to paint the world, just in time for dinner!

Welcome to BUSY IZZY I HATE/LOVE Art! Art brings such excitement but not for Busy Izzy. It’s completely dreadful in fact, she hates it! BUSY IZZY I HATE/ LOVE ART! is a triumphant picture book that demonstrates to readers of all ages how to step out of their comfort zone and excel UNDER DURESS because it CAN LEAD to success.

Crayons break red, yellow, and blue paint keeps mixing into brown and woodworks topple down. Busy Izzy takes us on a journey to experience her defeat and persistence. An inspiring story that gives readers the determination to explore and persevere because you never know what you are capable of until you try!

When zig-zagged, diagonal and horizontal lines become too demanding for the Drawing robot he puts his marker down and draws the line. He’s not quite what he appears to be. A story about learning the word ”No” and standing up for yourself.

Junk Food Soup! is a rhyming picture book of a little girl’s obsession with sweets and treats. Chef Mary creates award winning recipes according to her unique palette and uses her Sous Chef baby brother Mo as her taste-tester for her gross but creative dishes. Her mother is strongly opposed of her junk food diet, knowing of its ominous consequences. Chef Mary is not shy and uses her tongue and cheek banter in defense of her junk food soup diet.

A precious loving relationship between a mother and daughter is amplified with magical slippers. Until one day those slippers disappear leaving Patience distraught.

A boy who loves the color pink but not all agree.

He wonders how he can stop people from making fun of him. Should he reveal his secret to why he loves pink and share it’s hopeful significance in the lives of many.

CJ the Shar-pei likes stuffed toys and eats an all fish diet, even his treats are salmon snacks. He drinks water by the gallon and makes sounds like a pig, but most importantly CJ has a personality that is temperamental, unpredictable and full of humor. He uses his insight and wit to lead him out of adventurous situations. Despite the many debacles that CJ gets himself involved in, his mantra is “at the end of the day I’m loved anyway”.

When Cathy destroys the snowman that she and her brothers built during a snow ball fight the real magic starts to happen. Crystal the Snow Girl appears.

Flightless birds stroll along and spot an eagle soaring through the sky. They question how come they have wings and they can’t fly or fly high enough? Journey along on their quest to self-discovery.

A rambunctious girl with plenty of time engages in twenty-two activities and continues to demand more from her father. From jumping rope to playing the piano to bird watching to splashing in the pool. At the end of this story her father knows exactly how to end this story.

My Color Family is a 18 page fictional children’s book that is solely based on two concepts: the color theory and the relationship that the crayon box has with its contents... the crayons.

In this story the crayon box expresses how it feels about its color family. It’s a juxtaposition of family and crayons.

I Wish I Was A ….!  is a linear fiction picture book about a girl whose having a hard time falling asleep.  She transforms into a variety of animals from A to Z discovering the greatness of herself.