Stephen Canipe Publishing

A new non-fiction treatise just went live on Kindle on Amazon

Identifying, Developing, and Nurturing Teacher Leaders Identifying, Developing, and Nurturing Teacher Leaders

During Covid times it is important to not hate others who don't agree with you. Our virtual sermon this morning discussed it --if you've got about 18 minutes watch it . It is in the courtyard and you can hear the road noise going by.

The "S" Word

Just returned from Sinaloa.

While my wife and I don't jointly write books, we do read each other's productions. I wanted to share with everyone the latest book from Sharon--it is called The Close and is set in Scotland. You can get it on Amazon in either Kindle or paperback formats. See the information at:

The Close (Lin Hanna Mysteries Book 6) This latest book in the Lin Hanna Mystery series, finds Lin traveling to Scotland to assist her friend Sue Gray who is doing research for her latest historical mystery novel. Together the friends soon learn that historical family ties and feelings still run deep in modern day Scotland where issue...

Cover of my newest children's book. Story of the old west with ideas that my father told us kids as a story. This one is for my grandson; keeping the tradition alive.

The children's book, ABCs of the Desert is now available on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KOWF1NE/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

The ABCs of the Desert This book The ABCs of the Desert, is designed for little ones learning their ABCs and also helping them to learn about the desert plants and animals. The color photographs are designed to provide a glimpse into some of the common plants and animals one might see in the Sonoran Desert.

The newest book from the author.

https://www.amazon.com/Shrang-Dr-Steve-Canipe/dp/1545389497/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1492754457&sr=8-1&keywords=Shrang

Shrang Shrang Shrang Shrang is a story about rustlers, being good, and being afraid. Designed for kids from about 2 to 22, it a good read aloud. This book was written in memory of my father, Clayton Lee Canipe (1915-1996). He told this story many times to me when I was a child and then he told it to my childre...