Phoebe Fox Boeken

Cute Chibi Animals teaches you this popular anime and manga drawing style with easy-to-follow instructions for drawing 75 adorable animals and fantastical creatures.

Cute Chibi Mythical Beasts & Magical Monsters features easy-to-follow instructions that can help any artist enjoy the world of chibi, incorporating dynamic expressions and poses to challenge their skills.

A heartfelt story about family, forgiveness, and starting over when the happy ending ends—and handling it all with a little bit of grace. Family is everything—Grace Adams McHale's mom must have said it to her a thousand times before she died. Before Grace's dad ran off with an aspiring actress half his age. Before only-child Grace found out she was unable to have children of her own. Before Brian—her childhood best friend, business partner, and finally her husband—dropped a "bombshell" on her in the form of her stunning new replacement. Which means Grace now has...nothing. Until she receives a letter from a woman claiming to be a relative Grace never knew she had, sending her on a journey from the childhood home she had to move back into, to a Florida island to meet a total stranger who embraces her as family. There, Grace starts to uncover answers about the eccentric woman her family never mentioned: a larger-than-life octogenarian who is the keeper of a secret held for more than fifty years, and the ultimate inspiration to always be true to yourself. As Grace gets to know this woman and picks up the pieces of her own shattered life, she is forced to question whether she can find forgiveness for the unforgivable.

An unlikely friendship between a septuagenarian and a younger woman becomes a story of broken trust, lost love, and the unexpected blooming of hope against the longest odds. "You trying to kill yourself, or are you just stupid?" Marcie Malone didn't think she was either, but when she drives from Georgia to the southwestern shore of Florida without a plan and wakes up in a stranger's home, she doesn't seem to know anymore. Despondent and heartbroken over an unexpected loss and the man she thought she could count on, Marcie leaves him behind, along with her job and her whole life, and finds she has nowhere to go. Herman Flint has seen just about everything in his seventy years living in a fading, blue-collar Florida town, but the body collapsed on the beach outside his window is something new. The woman is clearly in some kind of trouble and Flint wants no part of it—he's learned to live on his own just fine, without the hassle of worrying about others. But against his better judgment he takes Marcie in and lets her stay until she's on her feet on the condition she keeps out of his way. As the unlikely pair slowly copes with the damage life has wrought, Marcie and Flint have to decide whether to face up to the past they’ve each been running from, and find a way to move forward with the people they care about most.

The enchanting bond between mammal mothers and their young is beautifully depicted through graceful watercolor illustrations and tender haiku poems. Aimed at children aged 2 to 10, this picture book not only celebrates this special relationship but also serves as an educational resource with four pages of engaging animal fun facts. It offers a gentle introduction to haiku poetry while promoting science learning in a delightful format.

Despite her success in relationship counseling, the protagonist struggles with her own romantic challenges. As she navigates the complexities of love and personal connections, she discovers that professional expertise doesn't always translate to personal happiness. This exploration of irony and self-discovery highlights the nuances of relationships, revealing how even the most knowledgeable can face unexpected obstacles in their own love lives.

Featuring a delightful exploration of the animal kingdom, this set of two picture books highlights the special bond between parent and child. It serves as an engaging introduction to early science concepts, designed to ignite curiosity in young readers. The gentle storytelling and vibrant illustrations make it an ideal choice for nurturing a love of learning about animals.

Julian, the last to hatch, feels left behind compared to his peacock brothers. Despite his mother's encouragement, he yearns to catch up. This uplifting tale follows Julian's journey as he discovers his unique abilities and learns to embrace his own timing. Aimed at children aged 1-8, the beautifully illustrated picture book addresses social-emotional learning topics like self-awareness and relationship skills, making it ideal for preschool and elementary classrooms.

Cute Chibi Creature Coloring helps readers find their calm and creative flow with 75 adorable creatures to bring to colorful life.