Books by Ralph Dunne

The Field That Remembers is a tender, artfully illustrated picture book designed for children ages 3–8. It tells the gentle story of a mother and child’s enduring connection, offering a heartfelt reading experience for families, teachers, and librarians alike. Perfect for those seeking meaningful mother–son stories, books celebrating love and family, or titles that explore emotional bonds, this poetic tale invites readers to slow down and share quiet, reflective moments together. Set against the beauty of a blooming wildflower field, the story weaves themes of love, memory, and legacy into a lyrical narrative that young listeners will treasure. Its soothing rhythm and vivid imagery make it an ideal read-aloud for early learners—whether during bedtime, circle time, or classroom story sessions. Educators will appreciate its versatility: The Field That Remembers works as both a touching family read and a valuable tool for early literacy and social-emotional learning. The nature-inspired artwork naturally complements spring and summer lesson plans, empathy-building activities, and thematic units about seasons, growth, and remembrance. Whether shared in classrooms, libraries, or at home, this book creates space for reflection, warmth, and connection between children and caring adults.

Turn your child’s love of dogs into hours of creative, screen-free fun with Let’s Go, Zoey!—a coloring book filled with 30 adorable husky adventures. Perfect for ages 4–9, each page features Zoey exploring playful scenes, from snowy fields to chasing butterflies. With big, bold outlines and one-sided pages that prevent bleed-through, kids can color with crayons, pencils, or markers with ease. Centered on the charm of Siberian huskies, this book stands out from generic dog coloring books and offers a calm, engaging way to spark imagination, focus, and joy.