Bøker av Margaret Ann McRae

Meet Zelda the Zebra, a unique and confident zebra with a bright pink birthmark that sets her apart from the rest of the herd. While some may see her differences as a flaw, Zelda sees them as her greatest strength. She embraces her stripes, both black and pink, with pride and confidence. She knows that being different is what makes her special and memorable.Be confident, be different, and be proud of the stripes that make you who you are! "A whimsical fairytale that makes the perfect bedtime story." About the AuthorMargaret Ann McRae is an author, equality advocate, mother of two children, and one dog. She writes children's books to spark children's imagination, encourage literacy, and to help with social and emotional skills. Margaret has a degree in early childhood education and was a teacher before becoming an author. She aspires to create stories where children are accepted, inspired by our differences, and embrace equality.

In a woodland home, lived Quinn the Quail and his lovely partner, Lynn. They were a happy couple, eagerly awaiting the arrival of their little chicks. but, one by one, the eggs started disappearing. It was a mystery that left Quinn and Lynn in a state of panic. Quinn was out for a stroll, he discovered a snake, eyeing the eggs with a mischievous glint in its beady eyes. Instead of panicking, Quinn did something unexpected, he was courageous! He challenged the snake to an epic rap battle. Quinn dropped some sick beats, spitting rhymes faster than a hummingbird's wings. From that day on, the snake kept its distance, leaving Quinn and Lynn's eggs untouched. The woodland home was once again filled with joy and anticipation as they awaited the arrival of their chicks. And all thanks to Quinn's unexpected rap skills. About the AuthorMargaret Ann McRae is an author, equality advocate, mother of two children, and one dog. She writes children's books to spark children's imagination, encourage literacy, and to help with social and emotional skills. Margaret has a degree in early childhood education and was a teacher before becoming an author. She aspires to create stories where children are accepted, inspired by our differences, and embrace equality.