Watch Ryan's video

Hear Ryan's thoughts on illustrating our stories and watch him in action as he 'speed-draws'

Teddy the T. Rex (Teddy's story coming soon), and heelys down the hall.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Read excerpts of our stories

Click on the blue boxes on the left above or here to read our story excerpts. Cheer-ebooks' stories, The Mystery of the Missing Morton, Teddy the Unready Tyrannosaurus Rex, Simon the Slow Penguin and Artie the Sleepy Bat are available for purchase, with more stories coming soon! Join our email list if you'd like us to let you know when new stories are available.

 

Story formats and packages

All stories are available from Amazon as Kindle or Paperback and from me as PDF, MOBI, and Paperback (full-size 8.5x11). Teddy is available in Nook format.

 

1. PDF: When your story is purchased (through PayPal or credit card), I'll send the PDF to your email address.

 

2. Paperback: Great for hands-on reading or a gift, this story comes as a full-size (8.5x11), color, paperback story version with glossy cover. I'll ship to your address.

 

3. Kindle: Kindle on Amazon or MOBI file from me.

 

Download our free coloring books (PDFs)

See our free coloring books of drawings from Morton, Teddy, Simon and Artie's story books
 under Coloring Pages.

 

Questions, comments? Email me at michelle@cheer-ebooks.com. Happy Reading!

Parents' tips for a safe web for kids

Visit my Safe Web for Kids resources page.

The web is a wonderful place. It's also a dangerous place.

Our digital world offers so many fun and interesting things for kids (and adults) to discover and learn about. But risks live there too.

 

As my son Ryan grows older, I want to stay apprised of all the new "stuff" that comes into our lives daily through our PCs, phones, tablets, and apps.

 

I've started compiling resources I've gathered from other parents and teachers that have helped me  stay aware of the latest trends and also give me ideas for guiding my son in ways to make good decisions for himself online. My goal is to provide a resources page that provides parents with a springboard of information so we can all stay a step ahead of our kids and keep them safe on the Web.