THE HOLIDAY TRILOGY COLLECTION Shares Origins of Common Holidays

"The Holiday Trilogy Collection" (published by AuthorHouse) invites young readers to rediscover the origins of their favorite catchy tunes. Through compelling stories, vibrant illustrations and enchanting rhythms, children are taught how Halloween, Hanukkah and Christmas came to have their own special days. The release is part of the new marketing push launched for the 2014 title.

"The Holiday Trilogy Collection" is the brainchild of three talented housewives: Anne Gilbert, Camille McCabe and Maria B. Morales. Camille and Anne wrote the script and lyrics. Morales, an accomplished pianist, composed the music to the three songs that accompany the three individual books. True facts about each holiday are brought to life by an adorable donkey called Hee-Haw. The book is beautifully illustrated with three catchy tunes and lyrics to keep a child mesmerized.

"This book is relevant not only to today's society," says Morales, "but the subject matter has been a fascination to all children of all religions and races for many ages."

Kids are taken into the fascinating realm of imagination through Hee-haw's exciting narration. Along comes the sweet jive of melodies that accompany every tale across the fields of England and Ireland to the beautiful city of Jerusalem. Songs, colors and music all come together to treat little kids to one unforgettable, lighthearted and enjoyable holiday read.

"The Holiday Trilogy Collection"
By Gilbert; McCabe; Morales
Hardcover | 8.5x8.5in | 82 pages | ISBN 9781496950482
Softcover | 8.5x8.5in | 82 pages | ISBN 9781496950475
E-Book | 82 pages | ISBN 9781496950499
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Camille McCabe, who is now deceased, was a graduate of Mount St. Vincent University. She became a teacher, principal and administrator of a private elementary/high school. Anne Gilbert is a graduate of the DePauw University in Indiana/bachelor's degree. She taught 8th-12th grade school. She was an administrator also. She attended graduate school at Hofstra for her Masters in gerontology. Maria B. Morales, a graduate of Washington Irving High School, became a music student at the third street Settlement, and a graduate of the Rockville Centre Music Conservatory. She was a talent scout for children, tots to teens, and had her own business, Sunshine Talent Reps. Inc. in Manhattan. Many of the children she managed went on to stardom. Together, these three ladies had many more accomplishments. Gilbert authored a book, "Beating the Clock", a life of active aging. Morales is now writing her memoirs and in the midst of a fiction novel, based on a true story, to be ready for publishing, next year.

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