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Buster Ruff Ruff Cheese Series
The Aussie Adventures of Buster Ruff-Ruff Cheese
Buster Ruff-Ruff Cheese is a little Welsh puppy dog who migrates with his father John, age six, to a land far, far away called Australia (or 'Straya by the people who live there)
There are many weird and wonderful things to get used to, especially the language, and Buster is eager to make lots of Aussie friends in the outback, ....that's Aussie speak for 'out-the-back' (of the house and nearby)
Follow the adventures of Buster as he discovers some very amazing animals who live in Australia, and learns about their unique characters and how they live.
It's a laugh a minute as he gets to know some very unusual wildlife.
Come along with Buster, say hello to his new Aussie mates and have fun as he explores his new home!
These stories are told in Jan's delightful rhyming style with her beautiful colourful illustrations, a wonderful book to read aloud.
Buster Meets the Dugong is the first book - Buster Ruff Ruff Cheese is taken on a beach holiday and that's where he meets a magnificent Dugong. This Dugong turns out to be the Prince of Dugong Bay and he teaches Buster to surf!
Lessons about Dugong life are very interesting and Buster learns a lot of facts about this unique marine mammal. He tells Buster that Dugongs are in danger of disappearing altogether.
Buster calls this going 'astinkt' and is very worrying for this little Welsh puppy as he gets to know his new friends.
Buster Meets the Koala is the second book, and Buster is in the park with his dad John, when he spots a really cute grey animal up a gum tree!
He discovers that she is a Koala called Bubbles.
He is introduced to her family and learns some interesting facts about how Koalas live, he learns to climb a tree and he is invited to dinner.
Sadly he learns that they have recently become endangered due to floods and fires, as well as man taking their land.
Buster Meets the Numbat is the third book in the series.
This is being written and illustrated right now and is due for release by the end of April.
Buster discovers that these are tiny little animals, with long fluffy tails and stripy backs and that there are less than 1,000 in the wild.
Sammy the Numbat makes friend with him and Buster shows what a brave little puppy dog he is by standing up to a feral cat, one of the Numbats biggest enemies.
Buster Ruff-Ruff Cheese is a little Welsh puppy dog who migrates with his father John, age six, to a land far, far away called Australia (or 'Straya by the people who live there)
There are many weird and wonderful things to get used to, especially the language, and Buster is eager to make lots of Aussie friends in the outback, ....that's Aussie speak for 'out-the-back' (of the house and nearby)
Follow the adventures of Buster as he discovers some very amazing animals who live in Australia, and learns about their unique characters and how they live.
It's a laugh a minute as he gets to know some very unusual wildlife.
Come along with Buster, say hello to his new Aussie mates and have fun as he explores his new home!
These stories are told in Jan's delightful rhyming style with her beautiful colourful illustrations, a wonderful book to read aloud.
Buster Meets the Dugong is the first book - Buster Ruff Ruff Cheese is taken on a beach holiday and that's where he meets a magnificent Dugong. This Dugong turns out to be the Prince of Dugong Bay and he teaches Buster to surf!
Lessons about Dugong life are very interesting and Buster learns a lot of facts about this unique marine mammal. He tells Buster that Dugongs are in danger of disappearing altogether.
Buster calls this going 'astinkt' and is very worrying for this little Welsh puppy as he gets to know his new friends.
Buster Meets the Koala is the second book, and Buster is in the park with his dad John, when he spots a really cute grey animal up a gum tree!
He discovers that she is a Koala called Bubbles.
He is introduced to her family and learns some interesting facts about how Koalas live, he learns to climb a tree and he is invited to dinner.
Sadly he learns that they have recently become endangered due to floods and fires, as well as man taking their land.
Buster Meets the Numbat is the third book in the series.
This is being written and illustrated right now and is due for release by the end of April.
Buster discovers that these are tiny little animals, with long fluffy tails and stripy backs and that there are less than 1,000 in the wild.
Sammy the Numbat makes friend with him and Buster shows what a brave little puppy dog he is by standing up to a feral cat, one of the Numbats biggest enemies.
The Parable Series
The Good Samaritan probably the most well known of all the parables.
Showing how we should help and love all people no matter who they are or where they come from. The first children's book that Jan wrote, again in the rhyming style with her own illustrations.
The Prodigal Son followed a year later and it talks about the love of a father and how not to feel jealousy and judgement when things look bad. The love and forgiveness felt by the father towards his wayward son, is the same love our God in heaven shows to us, his kids!.
Jan has also published both The Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son to tell not just the story, but to include coloring, puzzles, word searches, mazes and other activities
The Lost Sheep is the most recently published.
This is a wonderful story of how God will come after every one of us and will even leave the ninety nine to search for the one sheep that is lost.
The illustrations are lovely and bright and the scenes of the discovery and rescue of the little sheep, are very heart warming.
Showing how we should help and love all people no matter who they are or where they come from. The first children's book that Jan wrote, again in the rhyming style with her own illustrations.
The Prodigal Son followed a year later and it talks about the love of a father and how not to feel jealousy and judgement when things look bad. The love and forgiveness felt by the father towards his wayward son, is the same love our God in heaven shows to us, his kids!.
Jan has also published both The Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son to tell not just the story, but to include coloring, puzzles, word searches, mazes and other activities
The Lost Sheep is the most recently published.
This is a wonderful story of how God will come after every one of us and will even leave the ninety nine to search for the one sheep that is lost.
The illustrations are lovely and bright and the scenes of the discovery and rescue of the little sheep, are very heart warming.
Other Books
Heaven is all about Him
A collection of Christian poetry from Jan's journal over a period of about 6 years. Every poem has a word from God and they speak to what is in the readers heart.
This was the first book from Jan and when it was published she used Janet Elizabeth as her pen name, however this book is on Amazon now under her full name Jan Morris.
Some reviews
Oh Jan, the poems you have written have altered my heart as I have been drawn closer to Father God. The words of wisdom have made me laugh, filled me with joy and even made me shed a few tears. Thank you
Jean Hoare
Jan has a true gift for writing poems that will encourage you no matter what the circumstance. Her faith and humour are contagious – may God richly bless all who read these precious poems.
Debra Schultz
I am so blessed every time I read one of Jan's poems. They provide food for my heart & sustain my soul. Her poems lift me up when I am struggling & make me laugh just when I need it most. You will love them too.
Maureen O’Dwyer
Jan’s poems have a way to touch your heart and bring peace in times of need, they have the ability to help you make sense of situations that otherwise could be confusing or confronting.
I find them uplifting and a joy to read.
Suellen Morrell
I absolutely love Jan’s poems, they are witty, real, and convey the meaning of her prose with grace and honour......colourful, meaningful and beautiful
Neale Gear
Every time I read one of Jan's poems, my heart is touched... sometimes it's an ‘Ah ha’ moment, sometimes a giggle, sometimes a tear is shed – but always a touch of the Holy Spirit.
Carol Sullivan
Jan’s poetry always seems to hit the mark. You may be in a different place from the last person who read them – but they seem to reach deep down with a personal message from God for each individual reader. She is always surprised at the effect they have on others.
Philip Morris
I want to express my gratitude for these beautiful words that Jan shared with me during the days that followed the sudden death of my 28-year-old son Matty. The love and kindness and the message from heaven was a blessing and it touched my heart. Thank you
Genevieve Arthy
Think only good things, speak only the same, be kind always and they'll remember your name