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A taste of the things I'm working on in the book world...

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(on submission)

RUTABAGAS DON'T BUILD TREEHOUSES

When 10-year-old wheelchair-user Rutabaga Rae falls through a magical treehouse blueprint,
she’s shocked to find a ship full of stranded pirates in a tree, uncertain mermaids, riddling
sphinxes, lost treasure, and helping them is the only way to get back home where her helicopter
parents are surely worried sick about her. Now, Ru will have to embrace her disability and
become the hero of the story, not despite her disability, but because of it.

37,000-word middle grade fantasy with disability rep

(in revision)

The Things We Can(not)

Jolie Sanderson is an average twenty-something who goes about her days just like everyone else, except for that sneaking suspicion that something isn't right. Not at all. She can't put her finger on it, but it's something in the way other people interact with her. When she's forced to confront her past, Jolie learns that her mind has blocked out a tragic car accident that took the life of her mother and the use of her legs. Sometimes it takes learning the things you cannot to lead you to the things you can. But only if you're brave enough to remember first.

71,000-word adult literary fiction with disability rep and hints of magical realism, psychological thriller, and romance tones.

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(in drafting)

The Girl Who Rode Rainbows

There once was a girl who rode on a rainbow, and I wish I could be as beautiful and wonderful as she is. Everyone loves her rainbow, but then one day, she’s gone. Our teacher says she’s sick and mean ol’ Cookie says something about a wheelchair. . . But I only ever saw a rainbow.

500-word picture book with disability representation