Penelope Price: A Problem in Pickleberry Written and illustrated by Ann Gagliano
Book 1
Penelope Price: A Problem in Pickleberry
By Ann Gagliano
Penelope Price has a major problem. Once a year, Pickleberry Elementary invites parents to speak about their careers—but she does not want her dad to join.
Embarrassed by Mr. Price’s job, Penelope finds excuses for him not to present. Will Penelope hide the truth from her classmates, or will she embrace her family?
A Problem in Pickleberry
is the first book in a series to come following Penelope’s unique personality, problems, and adventures throughout her city.
Penelope Price: The Great Sing Off written and illustrated by Ann Gagliano
Book 2
Penelope Price: The Great Sing Off
By Ann Gagliano
Penelope Price is back in Ann Curch Gagliano’s second book, The Great Sing-Off! This time, Pickleberry Elementary is preparing for the annual school sing-off, hosted by the grand Pickleberry Palace. But Penelope isn’t exactly thrilled—especially when she learns their rivals, Westfield Elementary, will be performing. With the incredibly creative Sunny Mosley leading the Westfield team, Penelope is convinced Pickleberry doesn’t stand a chance.
Will Pickleberry overcome their nerves and give it their all, or will fear hold them back? Follow Penelope’s lively personality and quick thinking as she tackles challenges and learns that teamwork and determination can lead to surprising results.
Sylvia Stamboni and the Magic Tray: The Case of the Missing Cherry Pie By Ann Gagliano (Manuscript and some illustrations in the works).
Book 3
Sylvia Stamboni and the Magic Tray: The case of the Missing Cherry Pie
By Ann Gagliano
Step into Sylvia’s Diner, where the food is hot and the mysteries are even hotter!
In Sylvia Stamboni and Her Magic Mystery Tray, a cherry pie goes missing, and it’s up to the sharp-eyed waitress (and part-time detective) Sylvia to crack the case. With help from quirky customers, clever clues, and a sneaky cat named Whiskers Malone, this playful, rhyming tale serves up a delicious blend of humor, suspense, and heart. Pull up a chair—there’s always a riddle to solve at Sylvia’s place!
Manuscript and Illustrations in progress: (Manuscript available upon request)