Friends:
My 17 year old daughter, Soleil, had to do a children’s book project for English V Honors. The book is about a young girl named Holly Wood who is afraid of taking risks.
She doesn’t like riding bikes, roller skating or swimming. The catchy chorus running throughout the book is preceded by a question: “Swimming in the Ocean? Holly shouldn’t… Holly couldn’t… Holly wouldn’t.”
When Holly’s best friend, Michelle, encourages her to try out for the school play, Holly decides to take the leap.
“Acting in the school play? Holly should… Holly could… Holly would!” This delightful story, full of clever word play and bright illustrations already has fans. One of Eliana’s (my 7 year old) classmates’ mother saw the book and asked Soleil if she could buy a copy!
I am certain that you’ll be seeing Holly Would on the bookshelves. I think it will be Soleil’s first children’s book. Publishing a children’s book? Soleil should… Soleil could… Soleil would! “Soleil, I know you’ll make it. I believe in you!”
I believe Soleil is going to be a bright new star in the children’s book world. And she’s only 17! Just wait! By the way, she’s already working on a second book: The Beastro, a story about monsters cooking up a storm.
Way to go, Soleil!
Warmly, Dianne
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Soleil,
I KNOW without a doubt that whatever you want to do in your life you will not only do a good job at it–you will knock everyone’s socks off! Your book is fabulous! I hope to get a copy at a book signing one day!
Love,
Kat