The Light in the Woods is Book #5 in the Folk Art Animals series. The Light in the Woods is a comforting bedtime mystery about curiosity, courage, and friendship showing young readers that even when things feel uncertain or scary, there is always a way forward—and always a light to guide the way. Before sunrise, […]
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Kitty and the Pure Heart Path is Book #1 in the Folk Art Animals series. Kitty is kind, gentle, and full of light—but she sometimes wonders why she feels different from everyone else. When she notices sparkling light around her, Kitty follows a mysterious path through the forest to understand what it means. Along the
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Cat is a Genius is Book #1 in the Folk Art Animals series. Cat is very smart—and she knows it. But sometimes, being certain about everything can make it hard to listen to others. When Cat begins to challenge her friends with her confidence, she is gently put to the test in the forest. As
From Nov 25 – Dec 2, you can pick up a copy of Raccoon Needs a Friend or Fox Gets Focused for 10% off! Now is the time to order for Christmas! These adorable children’s picture books are perfect for beginning readers 3-8 years of age.
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Fox Gets Focused is Book #1 in the Folk Art Animals series. Fox is a fast-thinking, energetic animal whose mind is always full of movement and ideas. Sometimes his excitement makes it hard for him to pause and notice what is happening around him. When Fox’s actions accidentally upset someone in the forest, he begins
Raccoon Needs a friend is Book #1 in the Folk Art Animals series. Raccoon is a shy little animal who wants to make a friend, but stepping out of his comfort zone feels difficult. When an unexpected moment arrives in the forest, Raccoon must decide whether to stay hidden in his tree or try something
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Hello Everyone and Welcome to the Crossman Press Blog! I am so excited to be carrying on the Crossman Family tradition of creativity and imagination. I am proud of my parents, Jean and Gary Crossman, who were duck decoy carvers on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and Maryland. They branched out from wooden ducks to
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