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Olga D’Agostino (known as Mrs. D.) is an award-winning children’s author (recipient of multiple Mom’s Choice Awards, Beverly Hills Book Awards, and International Readers’ Favorite Awards). She lived and worked in Lviv, a cultural center in western Ukraine, before immigrating to the United States in 1992. In 2012 she published her first children’s book, and since then she’s pursued a career as a writer, focusing on writing children’s books that have meaning and provide valuable lessons.
Published children's books:
The Trees Have Hearts
The City Kittens and the Old House Cat
Good Morning, World!
Runaway Clothes
Runaway Clothes: Coloring and Activity Book for Kids
The Royal Palm
The Little Girl Praying on the Hill
A Taste of Bread
Somewhere Between Two Worlds
The Cat Who Wandered by Itself
Mysterious Life Inside a Closet
That Is How Things Are
Who Let the Cookies Out?
Who Let the Cookies Out?: Coloring & Activity Kids Book
Baby from the Moon
What is GOOD and What is BAD
What is GOOD and What is BAD: Coloring & Activity Kids Book
three rhyming stories in Who Is Most Important in the Fridge?
Who Is Most Important in the Fridge: Coloring Book for Kids
Carlo the Mouse Series, Books 1, 2,3 4,5 and 6
Carlo the Mouse: Coloring Books 1 and 2
The Cat That Wanders by Itself
Where Did Grandpa Go?
My Grandpa Is a Werecow
The full series of Carlo the Mouse and Adventures of Pearl the Baby Tooth will be published in the near future.
Reviewed by Jennifer Ibiam for Readers' Favorite
Don’t wait until you become a Werecow to take care of your health. Grandpa loved the good life and was unapologetic about it. The sweet life comprised eating sugar, bad fats, donuts, and a sedentary lifestyle. He abhorred healthy living, and in time, his heart revolted. Grandpa’s heart vessels were overworked and refused to pump blood at some point. He could not walk short distances without breathing like a freight train. Then one day, Grandpa fell sick, and even though he gave up the dangerous lifestyle, it was too late. His heart stopped, and he landed in the hospital where something unexpected and extraordinary happened. Grandpa would never remain the same. Read My Grandpa is a Werecow by Mrs. D. to get the complete picture.
My Grandpa is a Werecow by Mrs. D. is a children’s picture storybook that went from very educative to bottom-of-my-heart hilarious. The author wrote the story with enough suspense to hold a child’s attention. This storybook also contained stunning pictures illustrated by the talented Saima Malik in the most attractive colors. I highly recommend this picture book for kids between two and eight years old because it teaches healthy living in the most relatable and fun way. Children are bright and copy the actions of adults in their environment. They see! So walk your talk. My Grandpa is a Werecow enlightens kids and adults that the body is like machinery that needs careful handling and maintenance. Feed it right and have regular checkups. If we don’t handle our bodies with respect, it will shut down on us like a machine! This story was fantastic, Mrs. D. Let’s catch them young!
