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Little Pine Publishing

From the first idea of a story to holding the finished book in your hand, I can get you there. At Little Pine Publishing, Dana can walk you through the process of publishing your book. Knowing firsthand the challenges and nuances of publishing, Dana can be right there with you to help you through the process. 

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What I offer

Illustration

Illustrations for your children's book adds the missing visual element needed to bring your story to life. Dana's classic and simple styled illustrations are delightful and colorful. 

Formatting

The formatting and set up of the pages of your book along with the illustration layout can be a daunting task. Dana can layout the look of your book to make it cohesive and flow smoothly. 

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Publishing

From initial concept to a book in hand, publishing can feel overwhelming. Dana can help make your dream of being a published author come true.  Holding your book in your hands, knowing you've created it is a wonderful feeling. Let's get your story told. 

Published Work

Here are books that are published by Little Pine Publishing. 

Are There Any Fish in Fishtown?

Published in July of 2024, Are There Any Fish in Fishtown? is a fun story that follows Lou on his day fishing in Leland, Michigan lovingly known as Fishtown. Told in playful rhyme and with colorful illustrations this book is sure to become a favorite. Written and illustrated by Dana Norton.

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If Mice Could Talk

If Mice Could Talk is a fun look into what mice are thinking when they visit your home. Author and illustrator Jaelyn McDonald gives a creative perspective on what these little mice think. With added activities in the back this book is packed with fun. Published in September of 2026. 

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The Unchosen Christmas Trees

Coming this fall 2026, just in time for Christmas, is The Unchosen Christmas Trees. Written and illustrated by Dana Norton, this soon to be Christmas classic is told from the perspective of a little girl who happens to be born on Christmas Eve night. She's certain she knows what happens to the Christmas trees left and unchosen at the lots. 

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