For Adults
Hot, Bothered, and Blooming: The Perimenopause Edition
Field of Fuques- Book Three
Harmony thought she knew her body. Then her body started freelancing.
Now she's sweating through business meetings, losing entire thoughts in the hallway, and getting outsmarted by a chin hair. Her period shows up like it works for a different company. Her bloodwork says "normal." Her doctor says "stress." Harmony says a word that rhymes with both of those, sort of.
Lucky for her, she grows the one flower built for moments like these. Page by page, Harmony hands a FUQUE flower to every hot flash, phantom bug, 3am sheet change, and dismissive shrug that perimenopause dares to send her way. And somewhere in the middle of all that petal distribution, she figures out the good part. She has survived every single thing on the list. The woman in the mirror is doing just fine. Better than fine, actually. She's blooming.
Written in rhyme that begs to be read out loud to your group chat, with bold, colorful illustrations on every spread, this is the book for every woman fanning herself through the change and every friend who deserves to laugh with her.
Grab one for yourself. Grab one for the friend who texts you from inside her own personal heat wave. Nobody blooms alone.
No. A Complete Sentence: The Grown Woman Edition
In the second book of the Field of Fuques series, Harmony is calm, she is unbothered, and she has completely run out of patience for nonsense. And she has seen all of it, from the friend who never pays her back, to the date who lied all over his profile, to the stranger with opinions about her body. Every time, she reaches for a single flower, gives the moment the one fuque she has to spare, and says the only word it deserves.
No.
This one is for the woman who is worn out from explaining herself to people who were never really listening, the one who has said yes when she meant no more times than she can count and is finally, gloriously done. If that is her, or somebody she loves, Harmony saved her a seat out in the field. Come sit down for a while. Her peace is hers to keep, and she never needed anyone's permission to protect it.
Zero Fuques, Full Peace: The Cheese Puff Edition
Field of Fuques Series- Book 1
Welcome to the Field of Fuques series, where you'll meet Harmony and the field that holds every fuque she has, hasn't, or refuses to give. In this world, every woman is born with a field of her own. Some fields are tended. Some are trampled. Some are wide open for the taking, until their owners decide otherwise. Each book in the series walks you through a piece of Harmony's everyday life, the moments, the people, the seasons, and the situations that decide whether her field is barren or blooming.
In this first installment, Zero Fuques, Full Peace: The Cheese Puff Edition, Harmony is dealing with America right now.
Some days her field is empty. Bone dry. Tumbleweed grade. Every last fuque has been requested, demanded, guilt tripped, or flat out stolen, often by the same orange, puffy, deeply unserious force that seems committed to testing the patience of women everywhere. You know who. We don't have to say it.
Other days, Harmony's field is flourishing. Lush. Fenced. Glowing in the morning light. Not because she has fuques to give, but because she has decided, with her whole chest and both feet planted, that she will not be giving any. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not for the next four years.
Empty field, full field, Harmony has reached the same gorgeous conclusion. She is done.
Zero Fuques, Full Peace: The Cheese Puff Edition is a humorous, raw, illustrated humor book for every woman who is tired of explaining, performing, smiling through it, and watering a country that has rarely watered her. Through short entries and illustrations that hit a little too close to home, you'll walk Harmony's field with her as she surveys the damage, counts what's left, and reclaims her peace one boundary at a time.
Empty field or full field, the truth doesn't change. It's your peace, your harvest, your call.
For Children
A Home That Knows My Hair: Learning Wash Day, Together
From the Brave and Belonging Series
Ava has a new room, a new bed, and a brand-new foster mom named Ms. Kate. There is just one problem. Ms. Kate has never washed, detangled, or twisted hair like Ava's, and today is wash day.
What follows is a sweet, funny morning of too much water, a mountain of products, a runaway cat, and a conditioner cloud that has to be seen to be believed. But somewhere between the suds and the snack break, something steadier takes shape. Ava teaches. Ms. Kate listens. And a house starts to feel like a home.
A Home That Knows My Hair is a warm, rhyming picture book for children ages 5 to 8, written for Black and brown children in foster care and the caregivers learning to care for their textured hair. It is a story about coily hair, patience, and the quiet truth that love often looks like someone willing to learn.
The Mystery of the Weird-Tasting Spaghetti
From the Brave and Belonging Series
Tasha loves her home with Mr. Brown. So when he promises to make her a special spaghetti dinner, she can't wait to dig in. But things go sideways fast! The noodles turn out slimy, the sauce tastes like vinegar, and the kitchen becomes a full-blown disaster zone. Mr. Brown tries his best, but cooking is clearly not his thing.
After giving up and ordering pizza instead, Tasha and Mr. Brown laugh about the whole mess and come up with a plan for their next cooking adventure, one that they hopefully cannot ruin. Along the way, they discover that the best memories often come from the moments that do not go as planned.
The Mystery of the Weird-Tasting Spaghetti is part of the Brave and Belonging Series, a collection of storybooks created for youth in foster care. Each story celebrates the love, laughter, and connection that grow inside foster families, reminding young readers that belonging can be found in the most unexpected, and sometimes funniest, places.
This story is a reminder that family is not about being perfect. It is about showing up, trying again, and laughing together along the way.