Abby Rosser
Author
Abby Rosser makes her home in Murfreesboro, Tennessee with her husband and four kids.
When she’s not writing, Abby enjoys reading, watching movies, baking (and eating) desserts and being outside…but not all at the same time. And she loves imagining stories (often when’s she’s doing most of the above).
Contact Abby at abby.m.rosser@gmail.com or visit her online at: abbyrosser.net
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Tea Time with Mrs. Jones
Children’s Picture Books
Penelope doesn’t have brothers or sisters, but she’s not lonely because she has a vivid imagination and lots of imaginary friends to keep her company.
After living a long and full life, she goes to live with her daughter’s family where she has a special bond with her granddaughter, Penny. But Penelope sometimes forgets who Penny is, and that makes Penny sad.
Penny’s mom helps her understand that sometimes older folks might forget many things, but they are still family, and they are still worthy of love and acceptance.
And a tea party is always welcome!
Also by Abby Rosser
Believe
Dooley Creed is no genius. Dooley Creed is no hero. There is absolutely nothing special about Dooley Creed. At least, that’s what Dooley Creed believes.
Hope
Shape shifters, legendary creatures, and a ghost girl only he can see? Once again it’s up to Dooley Creed to save the day! But first Dooley must learn to… Hope.
Remember
Now Dooley Creed must face the most daunting challenge of all time. Dooley Creed is going to Middle School. He is once again called upon to save the day! But first Dooley must learn to… Remember.
Dream
The air had turned frigid, as it was wont to do in January in Peacock Valley, Minnesota. But it wasn’t the cold that sent a shiver down Dooley Creed’s spine. It was the recurring dreams his friend Fiona had confided in him.
Oh, to Grace
Life is Filled with Decisions. Some significant. Some insigificant. Some momentous. Who to marry? Which job to take? Cream & sugar with your coffee, or drink it black?
But is it possible that there are no insignificant decisions?
Weary, Come Home
Like a lot of folks in the rural South during the first half of the last century, I had what people today might think was an unusual name. But I don’t mind. Each word of my name is like a stepping stone that explains my life.
by Abby Rosser and Sara Bryson
A Shepherd’s Lullaby
Asa is the youngest boy in a family of shepherds, and he is usually assigned tasks no one else wants to do, like finding little lambs that might have wandered away from the flock. He is often the first to work and the last to eat, and he often feels a bit lonely. But then comes a whisper on the wind and a strange visitor in the night with news too wonderful to be believed. Asa joins the other shepherds to trek to Bethlehem to see this great thing the stranger announced.
Purely captivating with a finely-spun story line and rich line-up of characters.