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Welcome to my World of  Wonder


I’m Sherry Gray, and I write books that will take you on magical adventures,
introduce you to exciting characters, and make you laugh and smile.




DISCOVER STORIES

I believe that books have the power to inspire, teach, and entertain, and I’m
thrilled to share my stories with you. So come on in, explore my books, and
let’s go on an adventure together!


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CORA GOES TO SCHOOL

“Cora Goes to School” is about a little girl that enjoys playing in the summer
and making new friends, like all children. Summer is over and now Cora will
attend school for the first time and be away from her family.  She is quite
nervous.

Through this challenging experience, Cora learns the power of friendship and how
helping others can bring comfort to your own world.

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CORA'S SPELLING BEE

Cora’s Spelling Bee is about the anxiety that children can experience when their
voice is not heard. This book also teaches skills that children and adults can
use to create a space of calmness during stressful moments.

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"WHERE STORIES COME ALIVE AND DREAMS TAKE FLIGHT."

Sherry Gray is a children’s author with a passion for storytelling and inspiring
young minds. Their books are filled with vibrant illustrations and heartwarming
messages that encourage kids to explore the world around them.

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TESTIMONIALS

Here are some of my client’s feedback about my book.

I read the book Cora, with my 7 year old sister. Cora was challenging enough for
her reading level. My sister said the book reminded her of herself because she
too has been nervous to go to school and worried she may not have friends at
school. Then when Cora saw her friend Niki, all the nerves and butterflies went
away. I enjoyed this book because it showed kids that it's okay to be nervous
but you still have to get up and try. You have support from family as well as
friends. This children's book had beautiful illustrations and an adorable
storyline. Cora can relate to many children because anxious about school or
anything new happening in their lives. As long as they have support from their
loved ones, everything will be okay. Thank you Mrs. Edwards for the book! Take
care.
A. Armstrong 
I recently met the author of this book at our local clubhouse. This book is
about a little girl’s first day of 1st grade and all the anxiety experiencing
“newness” This book reminds us that new things can be scary. The book brings out
our need to be kind and concerned about our neighbor. Cora the little girl in
the book ends up comforting her neighbor Nikki, and in doing so her fears were
allayed. This book brings out it takes a village to raise our children, it
includes Cora’s grandparents and her siblings.
Cora goes to school is beautifully written and illustrated I am going to enjoy
reading it to my grandsons 4yr old Zay and 1 yr old Eli. After reading this book
to them I will enforce to them that I am part of their village and will always
be there for them.
K. GrinesRN, BSN, MPA
I found the book to be educational, entertaining, colorful, and brief. This book
is about the experience of one young first grader’s first day of school, Cora.
Cora had trouble sleeping the night before her first day of school and feared
leaving her mom and grandmother to get on the bus. Every first grader who has
attended school experienced the same butterflies and anxiety that Cora
experienced. The illustrations in the book are very colorful and add depth to
the book. The colors are bright and draw your attention to the objects referred
to on every page, bright yellow school bus, clear images of the inside of a
classroom, and beautiful images of her family. Cora Goes to School is a book
that holds your attention because chances are every one of us will have
experienced the same thing on our first day of school. I rate this book a five
out of five for any reader. Finally, the author thought of everything the reader
needed to know about Cora in this book.
M. Jones
I certainly enjoyed reading Cora! It’s an awesome child’s book! Really enjoyed
it! So interesting you would want to know the ending. Thanks for sharing!
L. Brooks
I absolutely loved Cora Goes to School! The book was so cute and it is great to
help get kids excited for their first day of school!
R. Wright
This is a cute story about a rite of passage we all go through, and as adults,
probably remember more vividly as our children start school. But when we think
about it, we continue with “firsts” all of our lives that we meet with
excitement and nervousness, as Cora felt when she got on that school
bus—college, new job, home, marriage, parenthood. The last sentence of the book
sums it up: “The world is always a better place when you have the love of family
and a good friend.” That’s life, in a nutshell—and the perfect message to share
with the little ones in our lives. I have some great nieces who are at the
perfect age for this book, and I’ll see that they get it.
H. Franchois
Here is my review of "Cora Goes to School." Cora goes to school is a great book
to begin the school year with your students, as it shows it is not uncommon for
kids to be a little nervous to start learning in a new environment. This story
demonstrates how the encouragement and support of family, friends, and teachers
can reduce fear and creates a safe and fun place to learn and play.
K. Sligh
I read the book Cora, with my 7 year old sister. Cora was challenging enough for
her reading level. My sister said the book reminded her of herself because she
too has been nervous to go to school and worried she may not have friends at
school. Then when Cora saw her friend Niki, all the nerves and butterflies went
away. I enjoyed this book because it showed kids that it's okay to be nervous
but you still have to get up and try. You have support from family as well as
friends. This children's book had beautiful illustrations and an adorable
storyline. Cora can relate to many children because anxious about school or
anything new happening in their lives. As long as they have support from their
loved ones, everything will be okay. Thank you Mrs. Edwards for the book! Take
care.
A. Armstrong 
I recently met the author of this book at our local clubhouse. This book is
about a little girl’s first day of 1st grade and all the anxiety experiencing
“newness” This book reminds us that new things can be scary. The book brings out
our need to be kind and concerned about our neighbor. Cora the little girl in
the book ends up comforting her neighbor Nikki, and in doing so her fears were
allayed. This book brings out it takes a village to raise our children, it
includes Cora’s grandparents and her siblings.
Cora goes to school is beautifully written and illustrated I am going to enjoy
reading it to my grandsons 4yr old Zay and 1 yr old Eli. After reading this book
to them I will enforce to them that I am part of their village and will always
be there for them.
K. GrinesRN, BSN, MPA

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I read the book Cora, with my 7 year old sister. Cora was challenging enough for
her reading level. My sister said the book reminded her of herself because she
too has been nervous to go to school and worried she may not have friends at
school. Then when Cora saw her friend Niki, all the nerves and butterflies went
away. I enjoyed this book because it showed kids that it's okay to be nervous
but you still have to get up and try. You have support from family as well as
friends. This children's book had beautiful illustrations and an adorable
storyline. Cora can relate to many children because anxious about school or
anything new happening in their lives. As long as they have support from their
loved ones, everything will be okay. Thank you Mrs. Edwards for the book! Take
care.
A. Armstrong 
I recently met the author of this book at our local clubhouse. This book is
about a little girl’s first day of 1st grade and all the anxiety experiencing
“newness” This book reminds us that new things can be scary. The book brings out
our need to be kind and concerned about our neighbor. Cora the little girl in
the book ends up comforting her neighbor Nikki, and in doing so her fears were
allayed. This book brings out it takes a village to raise our children, it
includes Cora’s grandparents and her siblings.
Cora goes to school is beautifully written and illustrated I am going to enjoy
reading it to my grandsons 4yr old Zay and 1 yr old Eli. After reading this book
to them I will enforce to them that I am part of their village and will always
be there for them.
K. GrinesRN, BSN, MPA
I found the book to be educational, entertaining, colorful, and brief. This book
is about the experience of one young first grader’s first day of school, Cora.
Cora had trouble sleeping the night before her first day of school and feared
leaving her mom and grandmother to get on the bus. Every first grader who has
attended school experienced the same butterflies and anxiety that Cora
experienced. The illustrations in the book are very colorful and add depth to
the book. The colors are bright and draw your attention to the objects referred
to on every page, bright yellow school bus, clear images of the inside of a
classroom, and beautiful images of her family. Cora Goes to School is a book
that holds your attention because chances are every one of us will have
experienced the same thing on our first day of school. I rate this book a five
out of five for any reader. Finally, the author thought of everything the reader
needed to know about Cora in this book.
M. Jones
This is a cute story about a rite of passage we all go through, and as adults,
probably remember more vividly as our children start school. But when we think
about it, we continue with “firsts” all of our lives that we meet with
excitement and nervousness, as Cora felt when she got on that school
bus—college, new job, home, marriage, parenthood. The last sentence of the book
sums it up: “The world is always a better place when you have the love of family
and a good friend.” That’s life, in a nutshell—and the perfect message to share
with the little ones in our lives. I have some great nieces who are at the
perfect age for this book, and I’ll see that they get it.
H. Franchois
I read the book Cora, with my 7 year old sister. Cora was challenging enough for
her reading level. My sister said the book reminded her of herself because she
too has been nervous to go to school and worried she may not have friends at
school. Then when Cora saw her friend Niki, all the nerves and butterflies went
away. I enjoyed this book because it showed kids that it's okay to be nervous
but you still have to get up and try. You have support from family as well as
friends. This children's book had beautiful illustrations and an adorable
storyline. Cora can relate to many children because anxious about school or
anything new happening in their lives. As long as they have support from their
loved ones, everything will be okay. Thank you Mrs. Edwards for the book! Take
care.
A. Armstrong 
I recently met the author of this book at our local clubhouse. This book is
about a little girl’s first day of 1st grade and all the anxiety experiencing
“newness” This book reminds us that new things can be scary. The book brings out
our need to be kind and concerned about our neighbor. Cora the little girl in
the book ends up comforting her neighbor Nikki, and in doing so her fears were
allayed. This book brings out it takes a village to raise our children, it
includes Cora’s grandparents and her siblings.
Cora goes to school is beautifully written and illustrated I am going to enjoy
reading it to my grandsons 4yr old Zay and 1 yr old Eli. After reading this book
to them I will enforce to them that I am part of their village and will always
be there for them.
K. GrinesRN, BSN, MPA

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