Miss Shai Shai, the Sunflower Princess - Williamson, Helen
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Welcome to Sunflower Valley. Come and visit the sunflower field where many beautiful sunflowers live. Come, meet Miss Shai-Shai. She's the Princess. Her only job is to look beautiful and she does her job very well. You will also meet her brother, Man-Man, her cousin Bam Harp, Jeremiah their human friend and Reco the three-legged, one-eyed, bald-headed, toothless polecat. Join the adventure as they ride a train through the mountains, make honey bunnies, go to the glowing cabbage patch, play mojo rocks, eat at Steve and Leary's Eel & Shale Restaurant, while they learn about love, respect, and…mehr

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Welcome to Sunflower Valley. Come and visit the sunflower field where many beautiful sunflowers live. Come, meet Miss Shai-Shai. She's the Princess. Her only job is to look beautiful and she does her job very well. You will also meet her brother, Man-Man, her cousin Bam Harp, Jeremiah their human friend and Reco the three-legged, one-eyed, bald-headed, toothless polecat. Join the adventure as they ride a train through the mountains, make honey bunnies, go to the glowing cabbage patch, play mojo rocks, eat at Steve and Leary's Eel & Shale Restaurant, while they learn about love, respect, and friendship. It's all happening in Sunflower Valley, in the sunflower field.
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Helen Williamson is originally from Columbus County and currently lives in the Central Florida area. Despite being widowed at an early age, with very little education and in economic hardship, she managed to successfully raise five children. Her eldest daughter passed away from Lupus, so part of her charitable giving includes contributions to the Lupus Foundation with the hope that a cure will be found within her lifetime.At the age of fifty, Helen decided to go back to school and earn her high school diploma. She is also active in her church and has a passion to write children's books, using them as teaching tools to encourage self-esteem and self-value in our younger generation.