Read the adventures of The Fish in the Bright Red Swimsuit! 32 pages of full colour fun! Paperback.
It's at the printer! Books will ship out November 14.
The grumpy fish of Fishlandia never share their cake or invite anyone to their parties!
One day, presents start appearing on everyone’s doorsteps!
A mysterious fish wearing a Bright Red Swimsuit is about to change everything …
Join Sandy, Sparky, and all their friends to learn how kindness and generosity—and a visit from Santa—can change a whole community!
Read the adventures of The Fish in the Bright Red Swimsuit! 32 pages of full colour fun! Paperback.
It's at the printer! Books will ship out November 14.
Daughter and father team, Allison Lynn Flemming and Hollis Hiscock, are creators and storytellers!
Together, they wrote The Real Christmas Story—A Walkthrough. This outdoor play ran for ten years in Toronto, Ontario, and was featured for three seasons on Vision TV.
Allison and her husband, Gerald Flemming, form the award-winning music duo, Infinitely More. Their original songs and nine albums have garnered 16 national music award nominations, and won GMA Canada trophies for Folk Album of the Year and Collaboration of the Year. They live in St. Catharines, only ten minutes from Niagara Falls.
Hollis is an accomplished speaker, minister, writer, educator, and editor. He’s dedicated his career to crafting stories of joy, and mentoring others to share their own stories. He lives with his wife, Helen, in Burlington, on the shores of Lake Ontario.
This is their first book!
Karlie Korthuis is an artist based in Western Canada, as well as a lifelong reader and writer who loves fantastical storytelling in all its many forms. When she is not busy drawing, Karlie has been known to converse with the magpies that live outside her window, or reorganize her bookshelves for the thousandth time (she can never decide what to read next!). While she hasn’t stumbled into a magical world of her own yet, she is certain she saw a fairy living inside a pinecone once. She will continue to keep her eyes peeled.