Publisher's Synopsis
To Thine Own Self Be True
Ted doesn't look like his friends. Everyone knows he is different and it isn't a big deal... until it is!
A whole new world is calling for Ted as he swims to the surface. Deep down he knows where he belongs and that it's going to take some hard work to get there. What Ted doesn't realize is that there will be so many challenges along the way!
Chasing your dreams isn't always easy and sometimes you can lose friends in the process. Follow along as Ted faces hardships but never gives up on himself... no matter how tough things get!
This is Tricia Jordan's first book. The Tale of the Disappearing Tail was written 25 years ago for her young boys. She wanted them to grow up knowing they could be whatever they wanted and that following their dreams was important, even if it wasn't easy, a message that still rings true today.
Tricia has a long history of working with children and taught Art for many years. She is now making her new dream come true as a published author by sharing her treasured story. When Tricia isn't creating art or writing you can find her spending time with her husband and their two golden doodles at her home in Michigan.
This title has been recognized with an honorary Mom's Choice Award, celebrating the author's contribution to quality family-friendly content and her commitment to inspiring readers of all ages.
Visit her website at https: //triciawbjordan.com/
Sarah Griffin is currently working towards a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animation at Ringling College of Art and Design. As someone who has a love of characters, stories, and all things creative, the offer to work on The Tale of the Disappearing Tail was received very eagerly. She hopes to continue designing characters and sharing stories far into the future. Visit her website at https: //sarahgriffin.carrd.co/
This title has been recognized with an honorary Mom's Choice Award, celebrating the author's contribution to quality family-friendly content and her commitment to inspiring readers of all ages.
