Transformative Stories

Betty Tucker writes with purpose—from her lived experiences as a child migrant worker, teen mother, educator, and survivor. Her books speak to both children and adults, reminding readers that healing, hope, and courage begin with sharing your story.

Don’t Worry About The Mule Going Blind (Memoir)

Themes: Resilience, trauma recovery, education, racial identity, adoption
Endorsement: “Betty’s story is unforgettable.” — Alice Walker

Summary:
This deeply moving memoir follows Betty Tucker’s journey from the bean fields of Belle Glade, Florida, to becoming a beloved educator and advocate. Through poverty, early motherhood, and adoption, Betty never gave up. With honesty, grace, and grit, she tells a story of survival and transformation that continues to uplift readers across generations.

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“I wrote my story not because I had all the answers—but because I carried all the questions for too long. Don’t Worry About the Mule Going Blind is a love letter to anyone who ever felt like their voice didn’t matter. Your story counts. Your healing matters. You are not alone.”


Betty Tucker

The Flying Rooster (Children’s Picture Book)


Summary:
When the proud farm rooster loses his voice, he fears he can no longer lead or protect the hens. But when danger creeps in, he discovers a new way to rise—by soaring. A heartwarming story about finding your purpose, even when things don’t go as planned.

Ages: 4–8
Themes: Courage, perseverance, finding your voice

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“The Flying Rooster is now my son’s favorite bedtime story.” — Reviewer on Amazon

Catherine’s Birthday Party (Children’s Picture Book)

Summary:
Catherine the duck is excited to celebrate her birthday—but when she oversleeps and arrives late, her familiar, yellow-feathered friends are nowhere in sight. Instead, a group of colorful ducks, each different from hers, are at the lake. Feeling unsure, Catherine learns that differences don’t divide us, they make celebrations even more beautiful. A tender story about inclusion, courage, and friendship.

Ages: 4–8
Themes: Diversity, inclusion, social-emotional learning

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