The Three Little Worms and The Big Bad Bird

About the Book

The Three Little Worms need a new home. They can’t seem to agree with each other on what home they should have. They end up learning that their size could be overcome, if they stick together to ruin the appetite of the very hungry Big Bad Bird. Your children will love Kratzok’s illustrations and will giggle when the Three Little Worms outsmart the Big Bad Bird

About the Author

Why I started writing Children’s books-After my first marriage ended. I became the sole custodial parent of my son when he was just two years old. We did a lot of reading together, well I read and he followed along. If he liked the book he always wanted me to read the same book over and over again. I must have read all the children’s books I could find in the library, most of which were long and droll.

After a time Kyle became bored with the same books, so one day I made up a story. Kyle laughed very much and wanted to here it again and again. Well I had a hard time remembering exactly what I said, so I started writing down the stories I told him. After I perfected my stories, I thought I was done. However, I was just beginning. Kyle loved my stories very much, but one day he asked me to make pictures so he can see what the characters look like. I told him I haven’t drawn anything for a long time and wasn’t sure if I could. He asked me to please just try. So I did. Before I knew it I had completed many different children’s picture books. Kyle loved my books so much he wanted them in the library so other kids can laugh too. So time went on and Kyle wanted to share my books with his friends and classmates. I lent my books to his elementary school and all the kids loved them and wanted more. They too wanted my book’s available. I was asked to read my books for Kyle’s class, which I did. All the kids wanted my autograph, which I gave them. It was pretty fun so I decided that, that many children couldn’t be wrong. Now here I am with the first of my books published (The Picklepuss Man). This book was chosen first by all the children that I shared my books with. Many more are to follow. All my books I have created were with the eyes of a child and the mind of a parent. As parents know, when you read to kids, you usually have to read the same book over and over again. I kept that in my mind. I tried to keep my books short, entertaining, funny, easy to read and with some kind of a lesson to be learned.