"Shhh… What’s That I Hear?"
By Linda Holden & Garett Holden
Luria is afraid of the storm outside her window — the thunder rumbles, the wind howls and the rain taps against the glass. But Momma knows just what to do.
"Remember the game we played that made us less afraid?"
With a whisper and a listening ear, they turn scary sounds into something magical. Through the power of imagination and a mother’s love, Luria learns that the things that frighten us can become something wonderful. A heartwarming tale about courage, creativity and the comforting bond between parent and child, Shhh... What’s That I Hear? will inspire young readers to turn fear into fun.
Santa Claus Is Real
By Garett Holden and Linda Holden
A heartwarming tale co-written by a mother and her son, capturing the essence of Christmas through a child’s eyes. Young Belle’s belief in Santa Claus is shaken when her older brother plants seeds of doubt. As Belle navigates the excitement of the holidays, her mother helps her discover the deeper meaning of Christmas — one rooted in kindness, generosity and the spirit of giving.
This enchanting story of family, love and the magic we create for ourselves will resonate with readers young and old, reminding us all that the true spirit of Santa is something we carry in our hearts. Perfect for sharing with loved ones, this book celebrates both the wonder of childhood and the warmth of tradition.
Come Visit
A series of original acrylic and ink portraits of people whom I miss and will love always, on paper.
Berlin One: Unprompted
Garett Holden is a Berlin-based multi-media artist whose work explores the complexities of shared cultural identity and context. He holds a BFA from the Art Academy of Cincinnati and has furthered his studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His recent series, “Unprompted,” examines symbol displacement and the evolving narratives within a fragmented cultural landscape. Holden’s work has been exhibited in various galleries, including SARDINE, The Wolf of Photography Gallery, and the Chidlaw Gallery. Influenced by the dynamics of a rapidly changing world, his art challenges viewers to reconsider the meanings and stories embedded in the symbols that shape our collective consciousness.
Here There Be Monsters
Out of Context
