Tuesday, June 25, 2019

Hey Little Baby!



Babies discover the world at an astonishing pace. One of the most amazing is the awareness that those moving hands are his! If you have ever witnessed a baby realizing this profound new experience, you know the beauty that is inherent in new life. We are not born knowing feet can be moved with our thoughts. This is a concept that will alter their reality of life.

Perfect baby shower gift. Wonderful for little ones learning the names of their body parts. Joyous read for preschoolers. Available in hardback and ebook.

What Piper Peppertree Found



At three inches high, there is much to fear when you live in a pepper tree. Piper is brave, adventurous, and has a strong desire to help injured animals. But what happens when the hurt creature can snap your head off? Should she care for it, or stay safe? What would you do?

Exciting read for seven-to-nine-year-olds. Empowering for kids, and a recognition of the importance of family support. Available in paperback, ebook, and audio.

Scout and Ellie

Six fun books for kids into laughing



Scout, the boy with the elephant living in his backyard, knows about the trials of madness, chaos, and wild fun. In his home of a circus family, he is constantly thrown into hilarious antics with Ellie, the elephant with attitude. Be ready to be stampeded with snickering.

Awesome chapter books for seven-to-nine-year-olds. Available in paperback, ebook, and audible.

Red Nectar

Pre-teen Paranormal Adventure Trilogy




On the surface, Emily's society is calm, well-structured, and efficiently run. In reality, there is an undercurrent of fear. Citizens are not allowed to voice opinions, teens with supernatural powers are tortured or executed, and everybody is being watched by an overly controlling government. There are resisters, and Emily is about to be confronted with her family's involvement with them.

Here is a trilogy of adventure, rescue missions, and an interweaving of romance. Great read for ten to twelve-year-olds. Available in paperback and ebook.

Friday, June 14, 2019

Moving: Are You An Intelligent Mover?

Then You Can Be In A New Home In A 12 Pack Of Beer



Moving dragging you down? Ready to pitch out boxes before you've even begun? Overwhelmed with all that needs to be done? Well, don't be discouraged. Follow these easy, practical steps. Broken down into twelve sections, each time you complete a chapter, reward yourself with a beer, wine, or whatever treat you know you deserve.

See your move as a step-by-step adventure, not a time of panic.

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Own Your Massage

Achieving Maximum Health And Bliss For Your Body



Receiving a massage is a dive into health, relaxation, and self-care. It is the definition of nurturing your mind, body and soul. Read this book to ensure you are getting the most out of your personal retreat. You deserve this much peace, harmony, and wholesome nourishment. Bliss out!

What Kind Of Peanut Butter Is Your Massage?

For The Massage Therapist 

Who Wants The Best


Ready to give your clientele the best you have to offer? Use these tips and practical knowledge with what you already to know to create optimal health and comfort. You shine now, shine even brighter after reading this book.


From how to get your first massage job, to working in an upscale environment, this book has everything needed for the therapist entering the field. Written to be easily understood, yet thoroughly examining what steps to undertake. 

Massage is a loving, giving line of work. Remember to surround yourself in a peaceful work space so that you can pass on your tranquil mood to a society in want of a calming retreat. Enjoy where you serve others!

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Mine Are Better



There is a subject of which I ignore because it will make people miserable. But, it has to be said.

My sons are better than your kids.They have a more intellectual use of sarcasm, have more experience with an often inept mother, understand this new-fangled thing called technology, and can text faster than I can think. Oh, and there's all that sentimental stuff like truly being kind, thoughtful and beautiful human beings. Whomever they marry is going to be blessed with an actual good man.

Look, it's okay to lament and whine on the subject. You may even be protesting that this is an untrue fact. But it will be easier on both of us if you simply acknowledge the truth: mine are better than yours. Get over it.

Other facts you may try to deny like a head-hiding ostrich? That being a writer is the best profession of the universe. As my better-than-your-kid once told me, "Mom, you get to make-up the plot however you want. It's your story." See, told you he was awesome and that I have the preferred career.

What else do I have that's better than what you have? Well, this landed in our backyard this morning: a rainbow. And, to make it better than any neon colored arc that may have grazed through your property, it landed on our nectarine tree. You know, the one that's planted over the burial spot of our dear doggie, Sydney. Bet you never had a rainbow land on your dog's grave.

Please, don't despair. You have much to appreciate. You get to breathe, touch flowers, and live in a world in which cats exist (just ask a cat, they'll let you know what an honor it is for you). You can read, know the outcome of two plus two, and have tasted sea salt, chocolate covered caramels. Ice cream has been invented, fuzzy slippers are a part of life, and moon views change every night.

As we were on the subject of animals (well, kind of, anyway) yesterday was National Penguin Awareness Day. Were you aware of the mind-boggling fact that Emperor penguins can stay underwater for over twenty-two minutes? I can't even run in a circle for that long, can you? Plus, the black and white non-flyers have been spotted over one thousand, seven hundred feet below sea level. So, in my mathologist brain, I have figured out that they must be able to get down there in ten minutes, have two minutes to swim, and then get back to air space in the remaining ten minutes. They do not suffer from the bends (if you have never been SCUBA diving, google what that means), inner ear blow out, or popping eyeballs.

I will concede that the parents of penguins are just about as blessed with prodigies as I am.

In the hopes that you do not suffer self-esteem issues after learning of my superior sons, I will grant you this. Most likely, your house is cleaner than mine, you probably are in possession of matching glassware, and have an inkling of fashion styles of the current decade, unlike myself. If you can balance a checkbook, you have one-upped me to the extreme. Text and talk at the same time? You've left me behind in a trail of binary dust.

If we meet on the streets, don't bring up the secret fact that I am a slob at eating tacos. And I will refrain from gloating about my boys.

It's winter time. Buy this book and read it to your kids:


In all humility,
Heather Leigh