Moon Ripple

Moon Ripple

Moon
Sweet moon
Bright illumination
Giving silent appreciation to
the souls below
Sweet moon
Oh!
Moon
Cascade
Through the

Yellow Butterflies

Yellow Butterflies

On the way to work I noticed
Two yellow butterflies
Coupling in a nearby bush
While a large family of lovely deer
Took an after dinner stroll
Through the woods
On the way to work I noticed
That the sky was bluer

Alyse Danielle Battiste

Alyse Danielle Battiste was born in Queens, New York in 2000. She began writing at an early age and wrote her first story at age seven. So impressed by her, Founder and CEO of Candalyse Publishing, Miriam L. Jacobs, brought the child’s words to life by publishing her story. The child is also Mrs Jacobs’ granddaughter.

Even more inspirational is that young Alyse said that she wanted to dedicate the proceeds from the sales of her books to help pay for surgeries for her older cousin’s facial reconstructive surgeries.

Youth Author Alyse Battiste shares a whimsical story of great fun when Super Sally and her pals venture to a local swimming pool during a school trip. Join Super Sally and join in the fun!

Sharon M. Fisher

Author Sharon M. Fisher describes herself saying, “I AM Spirit on a Journey Through This Emerald World of Duplicity and Duality; a little Yin in Yang & a little Yang in Yin is what makes this classroom what it is. Perfect in its inception of conceptuality.”

About Bobby Fish by R. F. Maldonado

Bobby Fish lived in a dark and lonely world of drugs, gang violence and death. Friends dropped dead all around him from the use and abuse of heroin, cocaine and other addictions.

The streets of Spanish Harlem in New York nearly destroyed whatever future Bobby would have. Heroin wanted to keep him down, keep him desolate and in despair..

Raising Tolerant Children

While shopping with your child, you notice sudden fear and tears welling up in your young one’s eyes. You see what the frightened and confused child sees:

From Passive Postal Worker to Publisher with a Purpose

My Name is Not Monkey Girl

Teaching our children the importance of acceptance and tolerance is crucial in developing the basic qualities of humanity -

Respect, Character, Compassion, Tolerance, Honesty, Unconditional Love, Friendship

My Name is Not Monkey Girl is a learning tool which will assist parents, teachers and educators to promote tolerance, unconditional love, friendship for those who look different from them

Story by Miriam L. Jacobs
Illustrated by Cheryl Derocher

Miriam “Mimi” Jacobs

Miriam “Mimi” Jacobs is an author, poet, and professional speaker. Prior to this, Mimi was employed with the U.S. Postal Service for 21 years where she served as a supervisor.

Miriam showed an early aptitude and love for creating, tinkering, and writing. She was first published while still in high school in the school’s publication, “Jabberwocky”. Today, Mimi is making a tumultuous presence both in print and online. But more importantly, her readers and fans love her, and her work. Much is to be appreciated; Jacobs is a master of several literary genres and the author of nine books including, Illuminations: Poetic Inspiration, Embracing Candace, My Name is Not Monkey Girl,

Thierry Battle

Thierry Battle has been writing poetry for years, and has just completed his first book called Battle On Volume 1 & 2. In reality, the book is two books in one.