A Silly Worm Story

By Debi McRae and Donna Larsen

This story is about six silly worms who meet each other as they are forced to come out of the rain soaked ground. Their names are silly because in real life worms are neither male nor female which is the reason for the silly names. They are Neether, Nyther, Eether, Eyther, Nothin, and Whatever. Find out why they all popped back into the ground at the end of the story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 28, 2009
• ISBN: 9781669851332

Debi McRae

Debra McRae is hearing impaired with the ability to communicate in American Sign Language. She was born June 1963. She became hearing impaired when she contracted the measles at the approximate age of 2 years old. As she grew, her hearing became more difficult. However, she refused to allow this disability to prevent her from fulfilling her talent as a piano player or a story writer. She also enjoys writing poems and songs. The illustrator, Donna Larsen, born in October 1961, is Debra’s older sister. She too, became deaf as a result of the measles at a very young age. She communicates using American Sign Language. Donna does not allow her hearing disability to hinder her love for art as she enjoys her natural ability to draw and paint.

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