About Rebecca's House Publishing

As our name implies, Rebecca's House Publishing is owned and operated by the family of Rebecca Lynn Krimm. Rebecca was an exceptionally talented author, who dreamed of becoming a writer. After she was murdered in 1996, we founded the company to publish and distribute works by and about Becca.

The Flame That Wouldn't Die

This hard cover volume of poetry is now in print. It is Becca's unaltered and unedited work, and covers the period from age ten until she died at age 16. She planned to submit the book for publication in the summer of 1996 after her high school graudation, but was killed February 29. Becca writes about feelings that all teenagers share - the problems of becoming an adult, loves found and lost (and sometimes found again), communication with friends, school boredom, and the beauty and wonder of being alive. This book touches the soul and is a must read for every poetry lover.

Camerella

Camerella is a teenager's twist on the beloved story of Cinderella. In this colorful creation, however, everyone is a camel! This is a powerful children's book with beautiful illustrations and a worthwhile moral. The hard cover edition will be available shortly, and is a fabulous addition to the more traditional bedtime stories for youngsters of all ages. This is Becca at her humorous best, and we believe it will become a classic for the 90s.

Becca and I

Unlike The Flame That Wouldn't Die and Camerella, this book was not written by Becca Lynn. In fact, it has hundreds of separate authors, each of them contributing a story about "Becca and I." Better than any bibliography we've ever read, this soft cover book tells a universal story of teenage love and laughter. The various selections are grouped under topics like "Boys, Boys and More Boys," "Animal Antics," "Midnight Adventures," and "Things My Mama Didn't Know." Each story is told from the viewpoint and in the words of the individual author. The book tells about the world of teenage life from countless different perspectives, and is as exciting as reading through a secret diary. Although the topic is Becca, the content is universal. Becca and I will be available in the fall of 2000 and should be read by every parent and every teen.