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Colorfully illustrated and co-written by an 8-year old, this book inspires you to use your imagination to make anything come true.
About the author
Joanne Fairchild Miller is author of the "I Wanna’ Be" children’s book series based on the unique personality styles of children. She is a speaker, artist, and grandmother to fourteen ranging in age from infant to college. Joanne finds her family is the best source of inspiration for her writing. She is an artist, speaker, and co-author (with Dorsey McHugh) of "Be Your Finest Art". Joanne is wife of author, Dan Miller ("48 Days to the Work You Love") and is a speaker in his events, on his podcasts and blogs. She is a speaker for Launch, Escaping Shawshank, Innovate, Coaching with Excellence and has been interviewed by Moody Radio, ReLaunch, Biz Chix, A Terrible Husband and many others.
Clara Isabel Logsdon is 8 years old. She has been involved in art class and lessons with her grandmother, Joanne Miller, since she was able to hold a crayon in her hand. Clara has a vivid imagination which has been encouraged and embraced by her family. She makes note cards from her drawings, sells her paintings and teaches “the old folks” in her art class how to love what they have created. She is a budding entrepreneur, making and selling her handmade note cards, her muffins and even some of her paintings.
Summary
Colorfully illustrated and co-written by an 8-year old, this book inspires you to use your imagination to make anything come true.
Foreword
While watching her grand-dog, Harley, trying desperately to “climb” a tree to get a squirrel, Joanne asked Clara, “What if it were possible for a dog to climb a tree?” and the rest is history. Joanne and Clara had lots of fun coming up with crazy lines for this book and Clara worked hard to draw each illustration with water color pencils. Joanne and Clara don’t believe play and imagination should be relegated only to children. "What If It Were Possible?" Gives creative illustrations of what can be imagined can be possible if you think it up.
