Quincy Quill is an adorable baby bird eager to chirp and ready to fly. But things aren't happening as quickly as he would like. Will he learn to chirp?

“Diann has once again used her imagination to create a wonderful story about a little boy who sings about peace …This is such a powerful story for children as they are hearing about war in other countries! The ending fills your heart with hope for other children and the world. Judy's artwork is precious and brings the story to life with her sensitive interpretations of Diann's story.” — Cindi Flow, Ed.D., Amazon Reviewer

Where My Boat Takes Me is a delightful children’s story about a little girl’s love of boat cruising and how it makes her feel.

From the outset of their adventure, Master Mouse is hampered by his hilarious and calamitous teammates who don’t even recognize him as their leader. A mouse, a giraffe, a slug and … a pig?!? All perfectly imperfect, how can they possibly compete against the mighty lions?

Like many children of military parents, young Solita does not understand where her mother has gone or when she will return. Sitting by her bedroom window, she seeks solace in the starry night sky. One night, a glowing purple moon greets her.

Krissa, a woman in her sixties, has struggled for half her life against inexplicable political and psychological forces. This leads to an identity crisis until she is barely hanging by a thread. Only then does she learn that the thread she is grasping leads to a shocking truth and an amazing journey home.

The coronavirus pandemic appeared one day and turned the world upside down for so many people. A young boy named Carson takes readers on a tumultuous journey as he struggles to navigate the pandemic through distance learning. Carson suffers from ADD and it was difficult for him to sit for long periods of time to focus and learn through a computer.

When Dayana returns home from school one day and discovers her baby brother has finally arrived, she’s thrilled to meet her new dance partner! Dayana quickly realizes, however, that it’s going to be awhile before baby Dax can plié alongside her. Apparently new babies don’t even know how to stand!

In Planting Friendships: Peace, Salaam, Shalom, Stoller encourages young readers to celebrate the beliefs and traditions of others as well. In a poignant tale of interfaith friendship, Hannah (who is Jewish), Molly (who is Christian), and Savera (who is Muslim) discover that with mutual love and respect, friendships can blossom just about anywhere!