CURRENTLY ON SALE... From the #1 Amazon bestselling author of Dear Mom and The Bokins.

First was Mother Goose. Then came Dr. Seuss. Now here's Mr. Meus.

"Brought me back to my childhood." -Beyond the tree line

NOTE: This book is a picture-free tale which is meant to be read aloud. The rhythmic words paint the picture for your imagination.

THE THINGS YOU CAN DO

"The things you can do, oh, if you only knew!
You can save the whole world. You can even save two."

THINK YOU CAN'T?

"But if a voice tells you—tells you that you can’t,
Make sure to ignore it, and not hear its rant."

WILL "CAN" BEAT "CAN'T"?

Written in Dr. Seuss style rhyme (no, Mr. Meus is not his long-lost nephew), The Things You Can Do (Meus Tales #4) is a fun and inspiring story of dreaming big, belief in yourself, and overcoming your "can't" voice.

If you like books by Dr. Seuss (like The Lorax and The Cat in the Hat) or books by Shel Silverstein, Sandra Boynton, and Margaret Wise Brown, then get ready to love Mr. Meus.


WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE THINGS YOU CAN DO:

"Best children's books around."

"Adorable rhyming silliness!"

"Brilliant read!"

"If your kids enjoy the Dr. Seuss style of writing and you enjoying reading that to them, this is a great choice."

...and much more.


BONUSES:

1) Included with The Things You Can Do is a bonus story: The City of Light.

2) You'll also get a sneak peek of the next Meus Tale: Dear Mom.

3) Also included inside the book is "The Marvel of Meus," the story below.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Who IS he, you ask? Who IS Mr. Meus? Any relation to the famed Dr. Seuss?

No relation through blood; just connection through rhyme: a marvel that travels through space and through time.

That Marvel of Rhyme, carried by Mother Goose, and so beautifully spun by the great Dr. Seuss.

Then the Dr. passed on, and his rhymes stayed behind. But who would the Marvel of Rhyme come to find?

There was a young man; as "Meus" he was known. And it seemed he was destined also to own...

That Marvel of Rhyme, that so very few see. Their names even rhymed--it was just meant to be.

Like you, Meus grew up with the Grinch and the Cat. And he felt in himself, "Hey, I can do that."

One day he was reading that Green Eggs and Ham, and then he just knew, "I'm a Rhymer, I am."

So he dug up some paper and pulled out a pen, and just started writing and then... then... well, then...

Born was the Mr. - one tale then another. So go tell your mother, your father, your brother,

Your uncle, your grandma, your neighbour, your sister, about this new Meus that they're calling Mr.

His rhymes have that marvel of old Mother Goose and that master of rhyme, the great Dr. Seuss.

That marvel of Meus: it's awe and then some. So stay tuned for the wonder... there's more yet to come.

"If you like Dr. Seuss, you'll love Mr. Meus."