Christie Darby-Johnson is the proud mother of one son and two daughters and grandmother of two very bright and talented grandsons! She is also a former substitute teacher who now relishes her role as a school social worker for Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD). Christie knows first-hand the trauma and other adversities children have and continue to experience on a daily basis, which can lead to PTSD, bi-polar disorder, depression, as well as other disorders. She takes great pride and enjoyment in knowing that she has and will continue to advocate for and provide access to viable resources for our most vulnerable populations. Although her book is fun and entertaining, Christie would like readers to know that fantasies can be helpful as a coping mechanism when dealing with and overcoming, what our children may deem as, stressful and/or traumatizing events. For many children, fantasies allow them to be in a "safe place." Christie's children and grandchildren were the muse for her book because of their oftentimes hilarious, entertaining and infinite imaginations. Christie's goal is to foster positive and healthy imaginations in all children!I want to relay the message that children at this age generally accept one another for who they are regardless of their race, ethnicity, disability and other demographics. I want to encourage all children to always respect one another's differences even if they don't embrace them!