More Tales for Your Monkey's Mind

Once again award winning author Steve Reedy shares his far-flung whimsy, delightful prose, and unique humor in this second installment of his short story collections for kids.

As you journey through each fable, Reedy's engaging insight and quirky imagery will leave you feeling elated and inspired from the trip. Each imaginative and charming story reflects timeless themes that are both highly entertaining and help build self-esteem for kids, and adults can't seem to get enough of too!

Here are some of the interesting characters you'll love meeting as you journey through this book:

• Jordy Fin discovers he can change his world with a thought, and he learns just how powerful thoughts can be.
• Katie awakens to find that her town has been asleep for years, and she begins waking people up to ask: "What is real and what is a dream?"
• Max is having trouble fitting into a town full of nutty people, until he discovers a hidden connection that he shares with everyone.
• James lives in a town run by a giant clock, and he sets off on a journey to stop time.
• Piper must face a hoard of pink fuzzy bunnies to save herself and her friends from a device that could ruin their town.

More Tales For Your Monkey's Mind is a fun and inspirational book for kids as well as adults; an instant classic that you will want to read over and over again! Order your copy today!

Steve Reedy, MA, LPC, began writing at age ten when his younger sister asked him to write a short story for her English class. The story went on to win his sister several awards. Later he decided to write his own stories and win his own awards. He received his undergraduate degree in Theatre, Film, and Television at the University of California, Los Angeles. He received a master's degree in counseling at Argosy University's College of Psychology and Behavioral Science in Dallas, Texas, and is a licensed professional counselor. Reedy also holds licenses in varying forms of bodywork and teaches classes in Reiki, yoga, and meditation. He teaches as an adjunct professor, and has experience teaching and counseling children, the latter lead him to be featured in "Dallas Child Magazine." To learn more about the author, and his work, visit: www.monkeymindtales.com