Mady Colin-Flohr
Mady Colin-Flohr
Mady Colin-Flohr is the author and illustrator of several books. She was born in Indonesia and also lived in the Netherlands. She now lives in Alabama. Finding Sofie is her third book. Her other books, When Uncle Chris Was a Little Fish and Opa and the Tiger Trap, are available through her website, madycolinflohrbooks.com, as well as online retailers. She began writing and illustrating books at the young age of seventy-five and hopes to continue as long as she is able. Her hope is that somewhere there is a child who will enjoy one of her books so much that it will become their favorite.
Books by Mady Colin-Flohr
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Order Now: When Uncle Chris Was a Little FishWho hasn’t wished on a birthday candle? But what happens when your birthday wish comes true, as it did for little Uncle Chris, who becomes Chris the Boy Fish, Prince of all the Fishes.
Now what?
Adventures of course, lots of adventures and mishaps, with his best friend, Clownfish.
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Opa And The Tiger Trap
$24.50Order Now: Opa And The Tiger TrapLittle Thomas, a naughty little boy who doesn’t listen to anyone, runs away and becomes trapped in a big problem. Will a best friend come through when it counts? Who will come to Thomas’s rescue?
Set in Indonesia—a place of dangerous creatures, beautiful jungles, and a weird plant or two—Opa and the Tiger Trap invites readers to adventure with Little Thomas and Little Tiger as they trek through Indonesia’s wilds.
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Finding Sophie
$21.50Order Now: Finding SophieBetween the two large landmasses of Asia and Australia lies the beautiful country of Indonesia, where a little boy named Thomas lives. Little Thomas has a tremendous adventurous spirit, and sadly, he doesn’t listen to his parents, going on adventures without their knowledge and, of course, getting into a lot of trouble along the way. On this adventure, he meets many villagers and friends who are busy and sadly unable to go adventuring with him. When his adventure becomes problematic, he meets a special someone who helps him solve his problem.