MY BOOKS
Playful, interactive stories made for little readers and the grown-ups who read with them.
A Halloween Adventure
Read-Aloud Magic
Playful Curiosity
Are Monsters Real?
What Sound Do You Make, Little Bird?
What Are You Doing in My Book?
Halloween can be exciting, but sometimes those spooky creatures can feel a little too real!
Join a playful Halloween adventure as young readers discover pumpkins, ghosts, witches, vampires, and more while searching for the answer to one important question: Are monsters real?
With playful rhymes, gentle suspense, and an interactive read-aloud experience, children can guess what comes next—and discover a reassuring surprise at the end.
A fun Halloween story for little ones who aren't quite sure about spooky things.
Surely a little bird makes a chirp… right?
Well… not this little bird!
When a curious child asks what sound Little Bird makes, the answers are anything but ordinary. MOO! MEOW! WOOF! ROAR! With every silly sound, the adventure gets funnier as young readers guess what Little Bird might try next.
With interactive read-aloud fun, repetition, and plenty of opportunities to make animal sounds, children can join Little Bird on a silly journey to discover the one sound that is truly its own.
A playful story for little animal lovers who love to laugh, participate, and make some noise!
Wait… YOU’RE in MY book?!
Uh-oh! A little green character has discovered that someone has wandered into his book—and he isn't exactly happy about it.
There's just one problem… you're the one turning the pages!
As this grumpy little character tries to figure out what you're doing in his book, young readers become part of the adventure. They might be asked to turn another page, keep reading, make a silly face, and maybe even become his friend.
A silly, playful story that turns page-turning into part of the adventure and invites children to become part of the story.
Mark A. George
Mark A. George’s journey as a children’s book author began with a dream he shared with his young son—to create books together that would bring joy to children while supporting childhood cancer organizations.
Today, Mark carries that dream forward through stories created to make children smile, laugh, imagine, and ask to hear the story one more time. Inspired by the joy his son found when Mark read stories to him, Mark loves creating books that feel like they are talking directly to the child—and that invite both children and parents to become part of the story.
When Mark isn’t writing, he enjoys creating art, playing piano, cooking and baking, listening to music, and spending time with the animals he loves. Above all, he hopes every book he creates brings a little more laughter, imagination, and togetherness to storytime.