Brian Bosselman: 7 books

In this exciting collection of short stories written in his youth, Brian Bosselman shares with you four tales of excitement. My Hall, a story of a dwarf living in his mountain home. The Tale Of Frisky Kitty, a story about a young man taking his love to a ball on the moon. The Wizard And The Ogre,...

In this gripping tale of crime and adventure, Brian Bosselman takes you into a magical world of talking animals. Young Fred Ferret and his best friend Bill have discovered a law breaking gang of cats and dogs in their own backyard and must do everything in their power to stop them. 

An art book. A collection of pictures. Whatever you want to call it, just look at them. They are beautiful children. Look at these magical and amazing pictures with your eyeballs. Some are done with crayon, some with paint. I used a marker at some point. It's art.

An art book. A collection of pictures. Whatever you want to call it, just look at them. They are beautiful children. Look at these magical and amazing pictures with your eyeballs. Some are done with crayon, some with paint. I used a marker at some point. It's art. 

Young Peter is off to the yearly ball with his long time crush, Amy. He has been in love with her for years, but she doesn't know it. Can this night at the ball fulfill all of his long time fantasies, or is he set for disappointment? This short comedy story features everything from finding true love to cats and squirrels boxing.

This collection contains two stories, My Hall and The Wizard And The Ogre. My Hall is about a Dwarf telling you all about his home in the mountains. From his job diggin up fine gems and ores, to the interesting characters that live there. The Wizard And The Ogre is a short play detailing the meeting of a wizard and an ogre in a dark mountain pass.

Max is a penguin with a question. A very important question. Why can't he fly? What makes penguins different from all the other birds? Join Max the penguin as he travels around asking the different animals he meets along the way. Featuring beautiful full-color artwork, this book is a joy to read with young children of all ages.