
FAQs
I can’t take all the credit for the name. My son Connor has a habit of naming everyone after a planet. For example, I am Daddy Saturn, mom is Mommy Jupiter, and his brother and sisters all have a planet name. Connor called himself Connor Neptune. It was such a catchy name, I knew I had to do something with it.
You can use the link below to purchase books in the Connor Neptune Book series:
Yes. Connor was diagnosed with autism before he was four-years old. He has a twin sister, and we started noticing delays in his development. His sister walked and talked much earlier than Connor did. He could say words but couldn’t put sentences together until he was about 6 or 7. He is currently enrolled in ABA and Speech therapy, and he recently graduated from occupational therapy.
To be honest, at first I didn’t know he had a fascination with planets. When he was about 4, he would collect different size balls and line them up in a row. He would use marbles, tennis balls, baseballs, a basketball, and a volleyball. I would find them lined up in different rooms of the house, but they were always in rows of 8, and they were always in the same order. I realized what he was doing one day when he pointed to the basketball and said, “Jupiter!” I was astonished and amazed when I realized what he had been doing the whole time.
Thanks to his speech therapy, he can now tell you about each planet and what makes it fascinating and unique.
The books are currently available on Amazon. Here is a direct link to purchase books in The Many Adventures of Connor Neptune Book series:
I became a published author in 2023; however, writing has always been a major part of my life. This is my first go into writing children’s books – seemed only fitting to write children’s books since I have six children. I’ve written many unpublished articles. Prior to writing children’s books, the articles I wrote were more serious in nature. I wrote them to encourage a reflection into the deeper meanings of life and to inspire hope and gratitude to anyone who read them.
I wanted to leave my son with little words of wisdom that can help him the older he gets. The books are written to describe how awe inspiring space is which is why I chose vivid illustrations; however, the messages I wanted to be a little deeper than fun facts about the planets in Connor’s adventures. I decided to include them in the dedication page to my son. In the first book, the message was “Never Lose Your Sense of Wonder and Imagination.” The message in the second book is, “Problems Are Rarely as Big as They Seem.’ With that said, I would love to hear feedback about what you got out of each book.
