Danbury: Little Town, Big Heart is a historic first in Texas literary history! A children's picture book that captures the charm, faith, and unity of a real small town and its beloved landmarks. Written by Sandra Martinez, the youngest Filipino-American publisher in the U.S., this heartfelt rhyming story takes readers on a tour of Danbury, Texas, where neighbors know your name, prayers are part of daily life, and community pride runs deep. From the welcoming doors of the Children's Clubhouse Daycare to the cozy booths of Filipp's Café, from the laughter echoing in Skrabanek Park to the…mehr
Danbury: Little Town, Big Heart is a historic first in Texas literary history! A children's picture book that captures the charm, faith, and unity of a real small town and its beloved landmarks. Written by Sandra Martinez, the youngest Filipino-American publisher in the U.S., this heartfelt rhyming story takes readers on a tour of Danbury, Texas, where neighbors know your name, prayers are part of daily life, and community pride runs deep. From the welcoming doors of the Children's Clubhouse Daycare to the cozy booths of Filipp's Café, from the laughter echoing in Skrabanek Park to the familiar aisles of Dollar General, each page celebrates the places and people that make Danbury special. The book also honors the town's faith featuring City Hall, where leaders seek God's wisdom, and the togetherness that shines brightest during hard times. Beautifully illustrated in light realism, Danbury: Little Town, Big Heart blends storytelling and visual artistry to preserve the spirit of a real Texas community. It is the first children's book to feature licensed use of Dollar General's brand, marking a milestone in both publishing and retail history. Perfect for families, classrooms, and libraries, this keepsake edition invites readers of all ages to slow down, look around, and cherish the "little towns" in their own lives. Whether you're a local, a former resident, or discovering Danbury for the first time, this book will warm your heart, spark conversations, and remind you that the smallest places often have the biggest hearts.
Sandi Martinez is a Filipino-American author, publisher, and small business owner based in Danbury, Texas. She is the founder of Tahanan Tales Press and the youngest Filipino-American publisher in the United States. Sandi owns and operates the Children's Clubhouse Daycare & Learning Center, where she blends her passion for early childhood education with her commitment to serving local families. She is the creator of the Tall Tahanan Tale Collection - a groundbreaking series of children's books that feature real Texas towns, landmarks, and businesses in beautifully illustrated, faith-centered stories. Her debut title, Danbury: Little Town, Big Heart, made Texas literary history as the first children's book to feature a real small town and its authentic local places. It is also the first to receive licensed permission from Dollar General to include their brand in a children's publication - a milestone in the company's 80+ year history.Sandi draws inspiration from her deep Christian faith, her Filipino heritage, and her life as a small-town business owner. Through her books, she celebrates community pride, cultural identity, and family values telling stories that inspire both children and adults to see the beauty in everyday places. A devoted wife and mother of four, Sandi balances her writing and publishing work with running her daycare, organizing local events, and supporting mission efforts in the Philippines. Her passion for storytelling is matched only by her commitment to leaving a legacy of faith, generosity, and hope.
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