Published Work

 A Pumpkin for Grubbs. 

Written and illustrated by
 Janet Praught Morgan. 

Grubbs the gnome is the secret to the greatest garden ever, but when it comes to hauling his favorite pumpkin away to the county fair,  he's having none of it! Hilarity ensues in this story full of family togetherness, empathy and garden magic. Paperback and ebook available HERE! 


 Jack and Jane.

Written by Bethany Wallace. 
Illustrated by Janet Praught Morgan. 

Jack and Jane is a story about James, a young boy who lives in a small cabin in the Ozark Mountains with his mother and father. James loves living in the forest,  but sometimes feels a little lonely, until he makes an amazing discovery and some most unusual woodland friends!


Now available on kindle and as a paperback HERE

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