Written & Illustrated by Jody Bergsma

2000 Winner: Best Children's Book - Coalition of Visionary Retailers.

In the first book in Jody's Dragonfire Series, a gentle prince & an angry, fire-breathing dragon are born on the same day & share a unique destiny. Here, animals talk, dragons fly, and kings must be made.

Written & Illustrated by Jody Bergsma

2003 Winner: Best Children's Picture Book - Coalition of Visionary Retailers.
2003 Winner: Best Children's Book - Coalition of Visionary Retailers.

The third book in Jody's Dragonfire Series, in which the Faerie Queen of Nagala sends her subjects to the land of Lugin to avert a growing disaster through an encounter with the Queen of Goblins.

Written & Illustrated by Jody Bergsma

2001 Winner: Best Children's Picture Book - Coalition of Visionary Retailers.
2001 Winner: Best Color Cover - Northwest Association of Book Publishers.

The second book in Jody's Dragonfire Series follows the adventures of a young boy on a perilous quest to save his mother's life. Disguised as a wizard, he travels to the Royal City, accompanied by Thomas, his dancing cat, and Graystone, an endearing dragon.

Written by David Ogden, Illustrated by Jody Bergsma

1998 Winner: Best Children's Book - Coalition of Visionary Retailers.

A young boy searches for the gift of the dreambird and finds the power of his own spirit. Striking illustrations of Northwest wildlife and native coastal tribes.

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Jody Bergsma's artwork is featured in this remarkable book.

Written by Sandra Hanken, Illustrated by Jody Bergsma

1999 Winner: Children's Choice Award - Children's Book Council
Benjamin Franklin Best New Voice Silver Metal

Three faeries help our imaginations soar as we build a dream castle in the sky. Children of all ages will delight in the parade of exotic and mythological creatures.

Written by Sandy Kleven, LCSW, Illustrated by Jody Bergsma

1999 Winner: Benjamin Franklin Best Parenting Book Award Gold Metal

A comforting "first step" in helping children learn how to avoid sexual abuse. Endorsed by many child abuse prevention programs and counselors.