Brenda Daniels Author
I've always loved stories. Reading and, now, writing them. On this site are the children's stories I have helped to create. All of them support related charities.
The Sausage Dog
Thembsie really wants a dog. But she can't have one. So, Thembsie comes up with a plan of her own!
Run Until You Can Fly
'I wish I could fly, Mama,' Saro said. 'Run until you can fly,' Mama said. So as Sun warmed Wetland's morning mist, Saro ran. Join Saro, a critically endangered White-winged Flufftail, and his friends Oryx the otter and Gus, the crane, as they go on a journey that will test the trio's strength and friendship.
Wait, Rocket Mini
Rocket Mini can't wait to fly to the help of children in need. But in her haste Rocket Mini leaves something important behind. Will she be able to complete her mission?
Being Beatrice
Beatrice is a young girl who dreams of living somewhere warm and lovely. But war invades and life has other plans. Until... Beatrice discovers music. Join Beatrice as she discovers what it means to be Beatrice!
The Sausage Dog
This book is aimed at preschoolers and celebrates the ingenuity of young children. It is published with the South African literacy charity Book Dash.
Click below to view, read and download The Sausage Dog for free. You can even view a sign-language version!
Run Until You Can Fly
This creative nonfiction story is aimed at children 5 to 8 years and creates awareness about the challenges faced by wetlands and the animal homes they provide. All proceeds of book sales go to BirdLife South Africa.Purchase Run Until You Can Fly at the link below, or listen to the free audio version by scanning the QR code.
Wait, Rocket Mini
Aimed at preschoolers this story creates awareness about a real life rescue helicopter whose free service is dedicated to indigent children in need of emergency medical help. All proceeds of book sales go to Rocket, a South African company that is part of Henley Air and operates the Rocket Mini project.Click on the link below to purchase Wait, Rocket Mini!
Being Beatrice
What do Luton, World War II, and the Luton Girls' Choir have in common? Beatrice! Beatrice was a real girl who lived in Luton during World War II and sang for the famous-for-its-time Luton Girls' Choir. Aimed at 5 to 8 year-olds, Being Beatrice shows how a young girl solved her real-world problems.Being Beatrice costs R300 + courier costs within South Africa. To purchase please e-mail the author at [email protected].