Published Works

I am happy to say that The Girls' Guide to AD/HD: Don't Lose this Book! sold out-- all 10,000 copies! The used copies are still out there-- and I am still thrilled that the book got out there to encourage girls with AD/HD to keep on going, and to help explain the neurological functioning related to AD/HD.  For more recent information on AD/HD, check publications by Woodbine House, the crew that published this book.

Research about AD/HD keeps on keeping on. Great new research information is constantly available. Lots of research into attention is is underway, and it's all pretty interesting. Did you know that AD/HD is one of the most researched topics in psychology?  A recent study concludes that people with AD/HD are typically more creative than those without a diagnosis of AD/HD. (This seems kind of obvious but it's nice to have an opinion confirmed as fact.) The study citation: White & Shah, 'Personality and Individual Differences: Creative style and achievement in adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder." Personality and Individual Differences, 50, p. 673-677, 2011. And it does seem necessary to mention articles like that shown in the Science News "How to Measure Attention Span of a Fly." ​

Other Publications
Fiction and Non-Fiction

Children's Books
Ancient Folk Tales from the Chittagong Hill Tracts
  • Princess Monori, Our Golden Hour, September 2016. Bilingual picture book; English and Marma languages
  • The Legends of Dragon Lake, Our Golden Hour,  October, 2016. Bilingual picture book; English and Marma languages.
  • The Leaf From Heaven, Our Golden Hour, 2013 .Bilingual picture book; English and Marma languages.
  • Voices of the Trees, Our Golden Hour, 2016. Anthology.
Non-fiction
  • Active Archive for Dummies, co-author Molly Rector, 2013.
  • "Pocket Pals," Stitch Gifts, 2012.
  • "Unforgettable Card Holder," Craft Challenge: Scarves, Lark Books, 2011
  • "Smock of All Ages," "Checkers to Go," One-yard Wonders, Storey, 2009.
  • "Unforgettable Card Holder," Pretty Little Presents, 2009.
  • The Girls Guide to AD/HD: Don't Loose this Book. Woodbine House. 2004.

Short Stories and Essay

  • "The Singing Bird," Somerset Studios, 2002.
  • "Competitive Knitting,"  Knit Lit Too, 2004.
  • Short stories - published online in Inkspot and other websites.