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Jane Ellen Harris grew up in the country. After a wonderful childhood, seven years of college, and twelve years as owner of a dry cleaning business, it was a surprise to no one that she purchased a ten acre farm in 1975.
The innocence of a small child's face and unconditional love of animals have taught her so much through the years. A dear friend suggested to Jane Ellen that she give back to the children and share some of the fun she experienced on the farm in a way that they too might experience, through reading about it in her books.
How many children do you suppose know that there really was a chicken that loved ice cream cones? Do you think they might find it interesting that a duck and a chicken shared the same nest? That’s right; the two hatched their baby's then raised them together as one happy family. There really are all kinds of families, aren’t there!
No longer living on her farm, residing now is a cozy log cabin that she designed on five acres in a rural area in Michigan, Jane Ellen reflects back on the happiest times of her life. The stories that she writes of now are a recount of adventures experienced by those beloved farm animals that shared a life with her while living on the farm.
“Traveling down life's highway has been in most part a wonderful journey; thanks to my love of children and animals.” A smile crosses her lips, her blue eyes sparkle before she continues, “I’ve worked hard and played hard and have no regrets.”

Jane Ellen Harris grew up in the country. After a wonderful childhood, seven years of college, and twelve years as owner of a dry cleaning business, it was a surprise to no one that she purchased a ten acre farm in 1975. The innocence of a small child's face and unconditional love of animals have taught her so much through the years. A dear friend suggested to Jane Ellen that she give back to th... More