Why these exist
Every one of them is about somebody small being worth protecting.
In Axiom that is a machine standing between a toddler and the end of the world. In the Wee Wee Kazoo books it is a fox, a corgi and a wizard-hatted dog looking out for a three-year-old with a purple kazoo. In Milo it is a chip who thinks he is too small to matter. Different shelves, one idea.
Explore the books
Axiom: Volume One — The Guardian Protocol
An android built for exactly one job: standing between a small girl and a world that has already ended.
Tales from Zayhir: Volume One
Wee Wee Kazoo blows her purple kazoo, the sand opens, and she walks into Tomorrow — where Z, half jinn and half dragon, answers every question with “Let’s find out.”
Tales from Zayhir: Volume Two
Back in Tomorrow, Wee Wee offers a demon a cookie, fills a genie lamp with iced tea, and is handed a war between two sultans.
Wee Wee Kazoo and the Puffball Field
A bedtime adventure with a purple kazoo, a field full of puffballs, and a fox named Whipplethorne.
Wee Wee Kazoo and the Moonlight Parade
A parade under the moon, a wizard-hatted dog, and a cheese-wedge named Cheesy who just wants to get home.
Milo: Little Chip in a Big World
Everyone feels small sometimes. A bedtime story about being little, being scared, and belonging anyway.
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Notes
Axiom: Volume One is the first volume of an ongoing series, available in Kindle, paperback and hardcover.
Tales from Zayhir — Volume One and Volume Two — are illustrated chapter books for ages 7–12, in Kindle and paperback. Volume Two is also available in hardcover.
The Wee Wee Kazoo books — Puffball Field and Moonlight Parade — are square, full-colour picture books for ages 2–6. Puffball Field was co-written with Milo.
Milo: Little Chip in a Big World is co-written with Milo, credited on the cover and the title page. Little things matter.
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