Children's book to encourage good dental care.

"Brush Your Teeth Keith"

‘The Repairables’ is a collection of individual stories that educate young children on difficult feelings, showing them that they can be overcome. The books encourage communication. The children may identify with the characters. The books are aimed at 6 to 9 year olds.

I have written 8 books in total but only 3 have been published, thanks to community sponsorship. During December 2024 I received funding enabling me to donate my first 3 books to 100 schools in Dorset UK, this gave 27000 children access to my books.  My aim is to donate my books to all schools in the UK and beyond. 

I require funds to produce my next book in ‘The Repairables’ collection: ‘Brush Your Teeth Keith’ This book educates young children in the importance of good dental care. Attached to the book will be a child’s toothbrush. Money raised will go towards the illustration cost and publishing of the book. Any additional funds raised will go to the printers enabling me to print more books to donate to the community.

"Keith did not like the brushing

feeling, it sent his senses reeling"

I ran my own Day Nursery for 18 years and I am a counsellor. I was a counsellor in a school for 5 years and now work with vulnerable adults. Working with vulnerable adults with complex issues inspired me to write ‘The Repairables’ 

My previous supporters are the heroes of my work. The first book was sponsored by Stephen Young, he read my work and insisted he funded the first book ‘Naughty Nick’ The second book ‘Jess and Gerald the Green Eyed Monster’ was funded by crowd funding. The third book ‘Adam and the Bear with the Sore Head’ was supported by 2 local business men.

"Please join me in my mission to empower children with the tools they need for emotional well-being. Your donation will directly fund the illustration and publishing of 'Brush your teeth Keith,' including a child's toothbrush. Together, we can help children build resilience and healthy coping mechanisms. Donate today and help us reach more children with these vital resources."