Charlotte Rushton DiNunzio
Originally from London, Charlotte Rushton DiNunzio is a professional photographer with her own boutique studio in Morro Bay, California. Having worked all over the world for over two decades, she can always be found with a camera (or two!) in hand ready to capture the magic of any moment
Coming July 31st!
Follow along as animals from around the world wander and explore new places while their human counterparts stay home. Inspired by real-life stories and beautifully illustrated, this is a book for all ages!
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During the global pandemic in early 2020, stories of wildlife showing up in unexpected places began to emerge. From foxes cavorting in gardens to...
Waiting for the Moon
Coming Fall 2020In Waiting for the Moon, Taylor Wray’s first book of poetry, we dive into a world filled with captivating verse. Whether depicting gentle...
God is big! Make God Big is a playful way to have a conversation with your youngest readers about the mysterious forces we sometimes call...
Ginger Snaps
Coming November 2020In Ginger Snaps: A Photographic Exploration of Redheads Across England, Charlotte Rushton DiNunzio aims her lens at a very personal issue:...
Everything is Energy is filled with fun playful images that invite children to explore our natural world, while teaching them simple concepts...
Start Now, Love
Coming 2021This book fits right into the side pocket of your bag + your life to whisper words of your magnificence. Start Now, Love is a guide to help...
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How to listen: Stories of a Hawaiian student
A story about listening, from the archives of my teaching in the middle of the Pacific. We often say that children have so much to teach us; however, talking is not what creates change: it is listening and learning. This… Read More
This is the time.
Over the past couple of weeks, we have seen the outward manifestation of systemic trauma on a national (even global) scale. There is no other way to say it. Centuries of oppression and inequality have justifiably resulted in anger and…
Tend To Your Fuse
I noticed something recently. In the last week or two it seems like people are angrier, less patient, more frustrated. I think the “novelty” (if you can call it that) of lockdown/quarantine finally wore off and people suddenly realized that…
Sit In Your Center
“For far too long we have been seduced into walking a path that did not lead us to ourselves. For far too long we have said yes when we wanted to say no. And for far too long we have…