This book is the first in a series of Christian Nature Books for Children. The book teaches children not only about various kinds of trees but also poignant life lessons about prejudice and unkindness. Moreover, the book stimulates young readers to make things right if they offend someone through their words and actions. The book contains post-reading activities, suggestions, and lesson plans to foster childrens understanding of others who may be different than them. The second book in this series will teach children how to identify birds, and the third will emphasize wildflowers. All proceeds from the sale of this book are donated to organizations that fight human trafficking.

The Outfit had never really believed the stories about the ghosts of the Weeping Woods. But as they investigate the mysterious cries, the truth suddenly becomes stranger and more terrifying than fiction in this high/low adventure.

"Sometimes these tears I hide causes me to put ink to paper; I'm a weeping wood stainer." My sole goal in The Weeping Wood Stainer is to incite conversion in every reader, from a mind of pessimism to optimism, despair to joy, from darkness to that marvelous light. When I write I try to be more painter than poet, for I believe that a picture painted is worth more than a thousand words any day. Through my encounters and experiences, I have found that the plights along my journey coupled with my faith has never been solely for me, rather for mankind in general. You see everyone has a unique route that no one else will have the ability to travel except that person and it's our duty to convey what we have encountered along our way so we can lighten the load of our fellowman and bring light into their dark places. It's my hope that with these pictures someone would listen and begin/continue to tell the story of how they made it over.