Miss Milli's Adventure: Garden Adventure Series

Miss Milli's Adventure is the first book in a wonderful garden series that will capture the hearts of children, ages 3 to 6. This book introduces the child to garden insects as characters, who experience new adventures. The book is a 'Read To Me Book,' which engages the reader and listener. What child wouldn't want to play outside in the garden and discover the creatures that live with-in? The illustrations are based on the whimsical imagination of the creators, with appeal for all. Please come join Miss Milli, Willy, Lilli, and Mr. Tilly at Frilly's on their first adventure. Judy West Cayce spends her time between Florida and Georgia. As a little girl she created stories to go with the doll clothes she made; when she wasn't making mud pies in the garden. In Middle School she read storybooks to the children in the pediatric wing of Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte, NC. Her imagination continued through her involvement in theater during high school, then college. She was inducted into Alpha Psi Omega/Delta Psi at Averett University. While there she wrote, produced, and directed a weekly radio show. When her children were little she was a docent and puppeteer at The Youth Museum in Cobb County, Georgia, where she enjoyed interacting with the children. Later she was a coordinator and teacher for Middle School Religious Education. She has earned certificates in creative writing and writing for children, and is a member of SCBWI. Her inspiration comes from seeing the joy and laughter of her four grandchildren. In addition to the Garden Adventure Series she is working on a romance novel of the 1890's. This is her first children's book. Kathleen Terry Guy started her career as a registered nurse, working in the pediatric area. The youngest of six children, Kathleen has had many memories of family events with eight nieces. Furthering her education in business, Kathleen acquired her Doctorate in Business Management. Currently she is consulting in business and teaching MBA courses at St Leo University. Her organizational