The Four Bears Birthday Bash - available Soon!
Four Bears in a Box
Bob gave her the title and encouraged her to write a children's book. Dreama rose
to the challenge and the result was the award-winning "Four Bears in a Box",
the first book in the Four Bears trilogy.
Four Bears in a Box is all about the beauty of a child's creativity and imagination. The perfect 'cuddle up and read aloud'
story at bedtime!
The Four Bears Birthday Bash
The third & final book of the
Four Bear trilogy.
When the four bears meet up with Uncle Sam and his nephew Yankee Doodle in
the nation's capitol for the 250th birthday of the USA, they learn about freedom, faith and thankfulness for the country we call home. This book is packed with
lots of laughs, rollicking rhymes
and heaps of heart.
Back to the Beach
Back to the Beach
Back to the Beach finds the bears back in their hot air balloon returning to the island and the beach where they first spotted the man in the red shirt and the white hat.
When they make friends with King Crab and Lovey turtle, they find out the man they're searching for is a kind gentle man named Giggle-in. Do they find him?
CREATIVE CHILD'S MAGAZINE
BOOK of the YEAR 2023 !!
Memoirs, Memorabilia and Memories
Island to Icon
People Magazine 1988 Colin with Mom and Dad
Bob Denver would never have in a million years thought of himself as an icon, but the fact that "Gilligan’s Island" is still airing somewhere on the planet 62 years after its 1964 debut proves that not only is the show iconic, but the man who played the title role is also.
Dreama has compiled a Bob Denver memory album from their personal
Bob Denver would never have in a million years thought of himself as an icon, but the fact that "Gilligan’s Island" is still airing somewhere on the planet 62 years after its 1964 debut proves that not only is the show iconic, but the man who played the title role is also.
Dreama has compiled a Bob Denver memory album from their personal memorabilia and his mother's scrapbooks to honor her husband and his career. Bob Denver and Gilligan’s Island are still loved and cherished by fans worldwide.
People Magazine 1988 Colin with Mom and Dad
People Magazine 1988 Colin with Mom and Dad
Gilligan's Dreams
Gilligan's Dreams
A poignant, loving, revealing inside account of the other side of Gilligan's Island . . . the private lives of Bob and Dreama Denver. Dreama never imagined her fantasy of becoming an actress would ultimately become reality, landing her in the arms of a man with one of the most recognizable faces on the planet. A love letter to the husban
A poignant, loving, revealing inside account of the other side of Gilligan's Island . . . the private lives of Bob and Dreama Denver. Dreama never imagined her fantasy of becoming an actress would ultimately become reality, landing her in the arms of a man with one of the most recognizable faces on the planet. A love letter to the husband she adored, you'll find love, laughter and tears in this inspirational, possibly even life changing memoir.
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CREATIVE CHILD'S MAGAZINE - Preferred Choice 2023!!
5X7 Paperback, 80 pages, ages 9 thru 99
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Readers Favorite 5-Star Review
Although targeted at young readers, Zen and Now by Dreama Denver is a story that can appeal to readers of all ages. While on the surface it’s a humorous study of the wonderful companionship dogs provide to humans, as well as a call for people to rescue animals and provide them with a loving home, it reaches far deeper. As much as I enjoyed such touches as the inclusion of an autistic child in Zen’s adventures and a dog’s-eye view of the COVID-19 lockdown, I was most touched by the last chapter and the epilogue. The Rainbow Bridge story and what followed had me in tears. This could just as easily convey to a child with a terminally ill friend or family member the concept of life after death gently and beautifully. This is a great book to share as a gift and a story that I won’t forget. As Zen says, “Humans are funny animals.”
Dawn Wells America's Sweetheart
10/18/38 - 12/30/2020
Nothing I say in this post will be sufficient because there are no words to convey the sadness I feel.
Dawn was my friend for 45 years. She was also America’s sweetheart. Her life force was not to be believed. Her curiosity was as boundless as her heart was huge. Her kindness to her fans was legendary. Just ask any fan who ever met her.
My heart breaks for the loss that I and so many others are feeling today. Somehow it doesn’t seem possible that I’m talking about Dawn in the past tense. But I’m so grateful for her 82 beautiful years on this earth - years full of adventure and joy. Her impact in television, movies and stage will live on, her legacy will never fade.
I’ll treasure our friendship until my last breath. I’ll remember the girl talks (so many girl talks), rooming together on the road, the fun we had at autograph shows, the way she lit up a room the minute she entered. Our last visit was in February of 2019 when she came to Princeton to co-host the Denver Foundation’s Valentines for Veterans concert. I needed her. She came. That’s who she was. She stayed at my house and we were having so much fun she extended her visit for 2 extra days! I had no idea that would be our last time together and I'm beyond grateful for those 5 days of just being girlfriends.
My heart is broken. Dawn and I always said we were meant to be friends. Even if I had never met Bob, we were certain the theater circuit would have brought us together, our paths would have crossed. When we finally did meet on the set of “Rescue from Gilligan’s Island”, we became friends instantly and that friendship lasted through the loss of Natalie, Jim, Alan, Russell and the love of my life, Bob.
What a reunion they must be having. They all loved each other so much, and what a blessing that I became part of the castaway love fest.
Dawnie, I love you. I can’t believe you’re gone. I pray you’re at peace. My heart hurts. This has been so difficult to write and I’m afraid I haven’t done you justice. You were a bright light in this sometimes dark world. You were my friend, loved by me and so many others.
The ultimate dilemma was never really a dilemma at all - Ginger or Mary Ann?
It was always Mary Ann . . . .
Rest In Peace, my beautiful friend.
Mary Ann and Mrs. Gilligan