Books by Janice Williams

Feeling different is not unusual for youngsters. This imaginative children's book is about a clever bird who felt different and alone - that is, until his shadow convinced him otherwise. An engaging, highly visual tale about a likable great blue heron encourages children to celebrate what makes them unique, treasure their relationships, and value differences. Hero's journey is one of discovery that invites children to find the hero in themselves and look for the hero in others.

Callie and Kiley like to go for walks and be with their masters as much as they can.They are real Maltese dogs that are pets of Janice and Ken Williams in Huntington Beach, California.This is their story. The Williamses have two grown children and seven grandchildren, two of which are married. This book is excellent for beginning readers or adults with English as a second language. It will also make a good bed time story to encourage the children to go to bed.Children of all ages like this story, as do adults who read it.The next story will be about Primo coming to live with them.

This story is about a cute little Maltese puppy that wanted his own way and decided to disobey. He finds the adventure is not as nice as he first thought it to be, as he gets scared, cold, and hungry. He prays, and God sends him help to keep him warm in the form of a neighbors cat. Barnabas learns that he was wrong and vows to never disobey again.

Daniel Rossi had always envisioned owning a photography studio. Purchasing a photo shop sight unseen from an ad in his local newspaper, he hastily relocated to the picturesque village of Brent Harbor. Unfortunately, the age old saying, 'be careful what you wish for,' would take on new meaning. Upon his arrival, he soon discovers the residents are oblivious to the fact their cemetery is rapidly filling up. Discovering an antique trunk in the back of his shop, he is disturbed to find it holds hundreds of overexposed negatives. Only the town drunk knows the frightening relationship between the trunk and the demise of its residents. The founding fathers of this tranquil hamlet had made a costly mistake, leaving the locals to pay the price. Daniel thought he had moved to Brent Harbor to start a new venture. Little did he know, he'd been brought there by something sinister. Experiencing horrendous nightmares, he soon begins to question his sanity. All too soon Daniel realizes they've become his new reality.