July 2026 – “Second Edition Release!”

July 2026 – Second Edition Release!

July 20, 2026

Dear Friends and Family,

I hope you are enjoying the relaxing pace of summer!

I am thrilled to announce the release of the second edition of I Don’t Think So!, along with a new and exciting philanthropic endeavor.

Enjoy!

In This Issue:

Second Edition of I Don’t Think So!
New Philanthropic Endeavor
Hobby Corner

1. Second Edition of I Don’t Think So!

This second edition of I Don’t Think So! includes a fun and whimsical new cover and easier-to-read text. It also includes a book description on the back cover and a wonderful new endorsement:

“Delightfully imaginative and stubbornly heartfelt, “I Don’t Think So!” reminds us that being courageous begins with believing we already are.”

-Grace Kumagai, BASc, Pixar and Blue Sky Alumni

The first edition has received very positive feedback, and these enhancements will complement the beautiful illustrations and uplifting story.

The book is available to pre-order now, through your favorite retailers.

Learn more and pre-order a copy today:

2nd Edition Book Cover

2. New Philanthropic Endeavor

Most of you are aware that earlier this year, I partnered with Summit Counseling Center-Atlanta, resulting in a decision to donate 10% of the profits received from I Don’t Think So! to this life-changing organization, ear-marked to provide free and subsidized counseling for children in-need.

I am so excited to announce that beginning this fall, my Instagram channel will be modified to not only continue to feature fun, colorful animated shorts and custom artwork, but will also share important resources for parents and educators of shy children, provided by licensed therapists from Summit Counseling Center – Atlanta!

Summit Counseling is currently engaged in many community-focused endeavors and has a long-standing partnership with multiple Atlanta-Metro schools.

Thank you, Summit, for being an outstanding pillar of our community!

3. Hobby Corner

I have always wanted to create a miniature toy shop room box. After collecting many items over the years, I was finally able to craft one.

I also created a miniature loft to contain most of my smaller “minis” and room
boxes by re-purposing an old bookcase that contained some of my now adult
childrens’ books… Of course, I kept the books!

I hope you like it!