Wayland Publishing

We Are All the Same Inside:
Tenth Anniversary Edition
Using a multi-media format, readers are introduced to Sage-an alien with no outside skin-who explores diversity and teaches that we are all the same on the inside. This publication was originally released in 2000 and won a Christoper Award nomination for Best Children's Picture Book.

The Inside Story
The Inside Story is a colorfully illustrated picture book commemorating the 10th Anniversary of Sage and the acclaimed doll-making workshop. Children are introduced to Sage - an alien with no outside skin - who explores diversity and teaches that "we are all the same on the inside".

Pieces of Ice
Although Pieces of Ice has illustrations, simple language, and point of view seemingly through the eyes of a child, the reader quickly realizes that the book is not for a child. There are tales of humiliation, parental indifference, religious intolerance, an abusive lover, even a bout with skin cancer - all of which somehow ride the line between sadness and hilarity.

Paper, Scissors & Magic
Get your children ready to look at book-making in a magical new way! Timothy D. Bellavia, whose workshops have been called "remarkably creative and inspiring" and "outstanding," makes bookmaking easy with his superb pictorial visage and easy step-by-step instructions.

The Invasion of the Crow
Bobby and Dainty are dandelions who are not happy being attached to the ground. They want to be free to see the world beyond their meadow. Will Maria of the Meadow grant their wish?

The Invasion of the Crow
The Invasion of the Crow is based on a true story that happened to the author, Roger L. Walsh, when he was twelve years old. The story describes Mr. Walsh’s experiences with a special crow that was terrorizing the neighborhood. The author and his father were bird lovers. They worked together to find peace between the crow and the fearful neighbors. This memoir takes place in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania in the 1950’s.

Testimonials:

"I think our book turned out very well. Thank you again for all your talent, energy and dedication." George Monagan

"Kristin is a pleasure to work with. She is creative and pays attention to vital publishing details that this client is blissfully unware of. She has added a brighter dimension to my all of my visual publications." Timothy D. Bellavia, NEW YORK, in regards to Pieces of Ice

"I had longed to work with Kristin for my first children's picture book, We Are All the Same Inside. I am pleased to have reuinted with her in this creative journey." Timothy D. Bellavia, NEW YORK, in regards to The Inside Story

"I would like to take this opportunity to thank Kristin Ward for her involvement in the publication of my new book, The Invasion of the Crow. Her good ideas made sense and her work was attractive, durable, and timely. It was a good experience for me to rely on someone who also recognized my ideas, then was able to transform them into certain patterns that together we were able to act upon.
My next book is currently under production and I have chosen Kristin Ward of Wayland publishing to come to my aid again. Thank-you." Roger L. Walsh, author

More books:

	We Are All the Same Inside: Tenth Anniversary Edition Using a multi-media format, readers are introduced to Sage-an alien with no outside skin-who explores diversity and teaches that we are all the same on the inside. This publication was originally released in 2000 and won a Christoper Award nomination for Best Children's Picture Book.
	The Inside Story The Inside Story is a colorfully illustrated picture book commemorating the 10th Anniversary of Sage and the acclaimed doll-making workshop. Children are introduced to Sage - an alien with no outside skin - who explores diversity and teaches that "we are all the same on the inside".
	Pieces of Ice Although Pieces of Ice has illustrations, simple language, and point of view seemingly through the eyes of a child, the reader quickly realizes that the book is not for a child. There are tales of humiliation, parental indifference, religious intolerance, an abusive lover, even a bout with skin cancer - all of which somehow ride the line between sadness and hilarity.
	Paper, Scissors & Magic Get your children ready to look at book-making in a magical new way! Timothy D. Bellavia, whose workshops have been called "remarkably creative and inspiring" and "outstanding," makes bookmaking easy with his superb pictorial visage and easy step-by-step instructions.
	The Invasion of the Crow Bobby and Dainty are dandelions who are not happy being attached to the ground. They want to be free to see the world beyond their meadow. Will Maria of the Meadow grant their wish?
	The Invasion of the Crow The Invasion of the Crow is based on a true story that happened to the author, Roger L. Walsh, when he was twelve years old. The story describes Mr. Walsh’s experiences with a special crow that was terrorizing the neighborhood. The author and his father were bird lovers. They worked together to find peace between the crow and the fearful neighbors. This memoir takes place in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania in the 1950’s.