Rayne:Queen Water Supplier of the World

by Elizabeth Rooks

Meet a clever and adventurous little girl with an inventive imagination in author Elizabeth Rooks’ Rayne. Rayne believes she is the queen water supplier of the world, providing food to eat and homes to live in for all her animal friends. But the animals aren’t quite convinced. Follow along as Rayne tries to convince Cora the Cow, Dale the Dolphin, Betsy the Bird, and Bella the Butterfly that she truly is queen water supplier of the world!

Will Rayne be able to convince her animal friends she’s the queen water supplier of the world? Discover this delightfully charming adventure and learn about the wonders of water.

Coming soon from Elizabeth Rooks’ other works, Where Does Santa Work after Christmas? and Where Does Santa Go On Vacation After Christmas?

For further information about Elizabeth Rooks please visit www.elizabethrooks.com.

Kindle Edition

First published June 29, 2012

About the author

I was born in Haiti and came to the United States at the age of seven. It was challenging for me to adjust to a new country and to a new family. After a few years, I began to adapt to this country and began to explore and admire what it had to offer me.

At the age of thirty years young, I was forced to face the biggest obstacle of my life. I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer. While undergoing chemotherapy, I went back to college and received my master’s degree in children’s literacy. It is now six years later and I am in full remission.

I currently reside in Edison, New Jersey. I am a preschool special education teacher, and I love and take great pride in my career. Nothing makes me happier than seeing the smiles on my student’s faces as they overcome the challenges they face on a daily basis.

I consider myself to be very successful, along with being extremely proud of where I came from. I continue to remain humble and feel blessed with the people I surround myself with: God, my family, and great friends. In my spare time I love to work on my many arts and crafts projects, such as stained glass, card designing, writing children’s books, and jewelry design. One of these days, I hope that I complete the bucket list I made at the age of twenty-one.

Reviews

[TheNewMovement · Rating 3 out of 5]

I have to love it! MY NAME IS RAYNE!!!! However as I was reading it to the children I did struggle for a moral or some solid conclusion. It didn't seem to have an ending that fit the story itself. So much was said through out the book that could have really brought a lesson in humility and or faith ect... If you buy thins book you really will enjoy the story and the pictures are GREAT! I suggest that as a parent you might discuss an ending with your kids based upon what you'd like to teach them. This could be a great tool for teaching moral and ethical standards. It could also prove great fun to create a different ending with your children every time! #Love2U - yakman B. #TNM