Marsha Barth Livres

No one likes to be bullied. Everyone wants to feel special in someone's eyes. "Bullying is a serious problem impacting our children today. Marsha Barth's book addresses the issue of bullying, and the impact and importance that this has on a child's identity through the impelling and sweet character of Tony the Dandelion. This enriching story subtly reaches the heart of a child on their level by allowing the child to experience how Tony feels—sad, lonely, happy. Tony the Lonely Dandelion would be a great asset to any children's library, school, or center that works with, or counsels children." —Shannon Peduto, M.Ed., Executive Director, Luzerne County Child Advocacy Center

Exploring the concept of heaven, this illustrated novel invites readers to envision a vibrant afterlife filled with joy, reunions, and wonder. It raises profound questions about the reality of heaven, the existence of angels, and the transformative nature of life beyond death. The narrative suggests that our earthly experiences prepare us for a more exhilarating existence in heaven, challenging the notion of it being a dull place. Instead, it portrays heaven as a realm of heightened beauty, peace, and love, far surpassing our expectations.