Katie disobeys a family rule in going to the pond without adult supervision, not realizing that grownups' rules are like God's rules in that they represent love and protection. Includes discussion questions at the end of the story.

"My body is not staying at human stage. It's changing form beyond imagination. Are these all my avatars? Am I normal human, Mr. Chen? Can my doctor do anything about it?" Katie asked. Mr. Chen scratched his head. "Um, Ms. Woodhaven, I think you are imagining something". "I'm not". Katie said. "I cannot argue" Mr. Chen said, shrugging his shoulders. ************************************* Katie is no ordinary human. When she goes journeying to save the world, she discovers her secret. A secret that no one can believe, not even her. She wants to fix it. But how? She is alone. No one believes her. How can she fix it? What is her secret?

Katie has Down Syndrome, but that's not what makes her so special. Find out what makes Katie unique. This title focuses on sight words, decoding, and retelling.

In these four previously published stories, Katie Woo has her first ride in an airplane, her first horse ride, and enjoys other new adventures.

Summer has finally arrived. Katie and her two best friends turn her new tree house into one exciting adventure after another. They fly into space, take a train ride, and ride out a very bad storm. In her tree house, Katie's imagination brings her dreams to life.

A gentle, memorable and rewarding way to teach kids how to put things back where they belong after each use. The adventure, fun activities and colouring pages in this book are a wonderful introduction to educate children of the importance of getting and staying organized for life. Princess Katie and her best friend Murphy are always up to something! In this adventure, a rainy day keeps them from going outside to play. While being creative is wonderful, it causes a big mess in Katie's bedroom. The Queen teaches the Princess throughout the book, the importance of putting things back where they belong after each use to stay organized and always be able to find what she is looking for in the future. As an award winning Trained Professional Organizer and public speaker on how to get organized, it was important to me to help parents find a way to teach their children a very valuable life lesson. Putting things back where they belong is a large part of keeping clutter from gathering.