PRIMARY PONDERINGS
(Self-Development/Pop Art)
After a near-death farm accident, Rich Hebron finds new life in art. With self-taught knowledge and skills, he explores his life philosophy and principles through the primary colors. He finds inspiration in his artistic influences, imagination, and patterns or scenes going about his everyday life. By keeping an open eye and heart, he discovers that beauty is everywhere. Accepting and loving oneself is freedom. The burden is lightened and the courage is overflowing.
Milly Moves to the Farm
(Children's Picture Book)
Is life on a farm really better than city life?
Margo visits her Grandma Milly on her farm, but instead of enjoying the wide-open spaces, she keeps her eyes glued to her tablet. When Grandma Milly needs milk, Margo is ready to order it through an app. Only then does Margo discover that her grandma once lived in the city—just like her!
Grandma Milly tells the story of moving from the city to the farm as a young girl. She faced challenges that Margo couldn’t believe—like milking a cow and using a bathroom outside!
Through the tale of Grandma Milly’s resilience, Margo learns the importance of a positive attitude and determination. So much so, that she even feels inspired to try farm life for herself!
"This book is the epitome of what I think children’s books should be! It exemplifies how youth can learn so much from their elders!"
- Matthew G
"This book has an amazing message behind it, more kids need to hear this! I loved this story"
-Marino
"Sweet little story with bright, beautiful illustrations."
- Patra
Homeless but Human
(Memoir)
After graduating college, a 22-year-old kid chose to live on the streets of Chicago. He didn’t know much about homelessness, but his curiosity drove him. What went through someone’s mind experiencing homelessness? What did that feel like? He spent his nights in an overnight shelter and befriended individuals, often twice his age, from all walks of life—ranging from a war hero to a man who spent half his life in prison. Together, these men confronted the psychological struggles of living homeless and the quickly deteriorating physical conditions around them. Through friendship and love, he realized anything could be endured. But what would happen if that support system no longer existed?