Nancy E. Rewalt – Editor
Since February 2008
$.75 Spider Sense
June - July 2010
Books in Print
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Aerial: A Spider's Tale
Aerial, a young, orb weaver spider, is the "runt" of Spinnerella's spiderlings. He suffers rejection and ridicule from the residents of Spiderville because of his size and inability to do the sorts of things the other spiders do instinctively. When he runs away, Aerial learns how to rise above his limitations in a most unlikely place.
"With a smart combination of storytelling and science, Nancy E. Rewalt 'spins' a charming spider tale that teaches children about overcoming disabilities, using determination to learn and grow, and the importance of love and loyalty. Darren Cranford's bold and colorful illustrations bring the characters alive, helping create a book that will inspire readers to see life's possibilities and to believe that miracles really happen."
- Jim Barnes, Managing Editor
Independent Publisher Online
Aerial: A Trip to Remember
Two new characters, Springer, a jumping spider, and Trap, a trapdoor spider, join Aerial on an adventurous expedition into the wooded realm behind Spiderville. The three best friends enjoy an emotional roller coaster of new experiences, foolhardy fun, perilous risk, and the indisputable solidarity of friendship. Aerial, Trap, and Springer survive their action-packed trek into the woods rife with toads, snakes, and ants and are grateful to be alive to share their stories over and over again from the safety of their homes upon their return to Spiderville.
“I was honored to be one of the first to read; “Aerial: A Trip to Remember”, Nancy’s second book in her Aerial the Spider series. Rewalt easily intertwines education with the enjoyment in this charming series about a spider and his friends. In this adventure, Aerial and his friends, Springer and Trap, Embark on a camping trip full of excitement and surprise. Through their trials, Rewalt illustrates the value that courage, teamwork, and loyalty have in facing hardships. Readers will not only walk away with a variety of interesting facts on spiders, but also perhaps a small warm spot for the eight legged creepy-crawlers.”
-Phil Pavlov
Michigan State Representative, District 81
