Busy Miss Hoover

The soft warm breeze whispers to Busy Miss Hoover that she would like everything about Over The Moon........ It was on the other side of the world, though. Would her friends come with her? She could only ask. And wait for the answer. Busy Miss Hoover and her friends lead simple lives, but they are full of exciting adventures. Their first journey brings them to a place called Over The Moon. Do they actually like everything about it? This is an illustrated, retro-style children's short story. A book with a charming sense of humor, and a message of daydreaming happiness. Busy Miss Hoover is the 1st book in a series of 6 children's short stories. The series is called Tales from Over The Moon. 4 books are available in the series. An anytime read, for children aged 3-8 years, this is a happy book, and who knows, it may become a favorite read! Click the buy button to get your copy now! Interview with the Author Q... What gave you the inspiration to write Busy Miss Hoover? A... The inspiration came initially from my everyday chores. I noticed, just how busy I was, every day doing the same repeated chores! We had a small house and a very large dog, so I would go to the cupboard and get the hoover out and mop the floor, every day. The other characters came from the various, very funny menagerie of pets that my family has known over the years! My elder son would always wear his school blazer to do his homework, so in a similar fashion, I gave Busy Miss Hoover "a rather lovely thinking hat" to wear, so that she could better daydream! A sort of busy wizard's magic wand, if you see the connection! Something that turns on the magic! Q... Is there a message in the book? A.... I like to think that there is a message for most of us in the book. To realize the value of time taken for yourself, not only to recharge but to let your mind wander into deeper thinking, feeling, and just ruminating to reconnect with yourself at a deeper level. In Busy Miss Hoover's case, it is her daydreaming that connects her with her inner self, and she makes her decisions from that place. I think allowing yourself to daydream even as a youngster, is a great asset throughout life.