
| Corey Colombin |
| Eli Ate a Fly by Corey Colombin Eli Ate a Fly follows Eli and his friends in silly rhymes that depict the fun-filled world of kids. There’s a fly to find on every page, like the ones where Lars keeps in jars all the bugs from the yard; and Sharon tucks her hair in ‘cause brushing it’s too hard. In the end we learn that Eli ate a fly, but he ate it by mistake and turns very, very green! |
| Corey Colombin has been writing and drawing for as long as she could remember, starting with crayons and fat watercolor brushes. When she grew up and became Mommy to five children, she spent a lot of time drawing sketches for them to color, and even more time reading books out loud, especially books with bright illustrations. Eli Ate a Fly is just the sort of book she would read to her own kids … over and over again. email: coreycolombin105@msn.com |


| Poor Me by Corey Colombin This is a story about a little girl who wakes up feeling sick. Well, maybe just a little bit sick. So her Mommy & Daddy take her with them to run errands. All through the day she says, "Poor me," even while she’s at the playground, and buying gumballs, and picking out movies. At the end of the day, she wonders if maybe she’ll be sick again sometime soon. Poor Me is one of those "read-it-to-me-again" classics that kids will reach for again and again. My daughter loved the illustrations, and the storyline is so clever! .....................................................– Amy Fisher, Managing Editor, .......................................................Colorado Serenity Magazine |

| Confessions of a Coffee Slinger by Corey Colombin Marla Endicott is living her dream. Well, let’s just call it her "revised dream." After an embarrassing, very public fall from the corporate world, she changes absolutely everything in her life, embarking on a new adventure: becoming the owner and operator of a drive thru espresso hut. Things spice up when she meets two amazing women who share her trials and triumphs, while she struggles to adjust to life outside of the city. When a sudden turn of events causes her to take a closer look at her life, Marla realizes she’s about to learn what it really takes to follow her own heart. Confessions of a Coffee Slinger is the story of one woman’s colorful friendships, upside down love interests, and enlightened views of the world from the inside of a drive-thru coffee hut. |


| 100 Man Mattress by Corey Colombin Six years ago, Sara began her new life—graduating college, landing her dream job, and moving into her own apartment. Shocked at the price of her first major purchase, a mattress, she recalls thinking it should last 100 men, at least! Which prompts the question, how many have there been … exactly? The answer lies in a trunk full of journals. With the help of her best friend, Monica, and several bottles of wine, Sara delves headlong into researching the exact number. Seth, a sexy and soulful artist, harbors a secret love for Sara, but if the insufferable Portia has her way, she’ll keep him for herself. A crisis brings everyone together, creating strange bedfellows, stranger research, and even appearances by Sara’s father, who doesn’t let being dead stand in the way of offering timely advice. With colorful characters, misadventures, and a quirky collection of her past and current lovers, Sara’s journey of discovery is at once everything, and nothing at all like what she expected. Lovers, lovers everywhere, but can she unlock the secret to true love? |

| The Widow Bride by Corey Colombin Rory Kidwell, a fledgling artist, is living blissfully with the love of her life, soon-to-be professor, Elliot Wheeler. Embarking on their honeymoon, they are completely unaware of the cruel twist of fate ahead. In a flash, Rory's life is turned upside down. When Elliot makes a habit of visiting from beyond, she is reminded of all the reasons she fell in love with him. But, will the promise that binds them stand in the way of a second chance at love? |

| Hooziewott by Corey Colombin Meet Hooziewott, a funny creature with pom-pom ears and a very looooong tail. Deep in the jungle, he plays all day - high up in the tree tops, inside a dark cave - even in a gooey mud puddle. Late at night when the moon shines full, the day's adventures leave him all tuckered out. Where do you suppose a creature like Hooziewott sleeps? Find out in this silly, read-out-loud rhyming book, sure to make you giggle. |