STORIES BY MOORE
Children's Books by Brandon Clarke
Creator of the Tinkeramus SeriesDREAM. DESIGN. DO GOOD
Featured Book
Tinkeramus and the Purr-fect Rescue follows young inventor Tinkeramus when his two friends rush to tell him that a frightened kitten is stuck high up in a tree. Determined to help, Tinkeramus quickly turns to his newest invention—a clever rescue machine designed to reach places he can’t.With R-7 and his friends by his side, Tinkeramus stays calm, thinks carefully, and puts his invention to the test to bring the kitten safely back down. Along the way, he learns that true inventors use their ideas not just to build amazing things—but to help others when they need it most.
Meet Tinkeramus(Tinker-Ay-Mus)
Meet Tinkeramus, a curious young inventor who loves building just about anything he can imagine. Alongside his loyal robot friend, Tinkeramus is always experimenting, creating, and sometimes… making a bit of a mess.
About Brandon Clarke
Brandon Clarke is a children’s book author and creator of the Tinkeramus series, a world built to inspire creativity, curiosity, and problem-solving in young readers.Through imaginative adventures, memorable characters, and meaningful life lessons, Brandon creates stories that encourage children to think boldly, learn from mistakes, and believe in the power of their own ideas.His stories blend imagination, invention, kindness, and courage—showing children that even small problem-solvers can make a big difference.Tinkeramus was created from Brandon’s passion for storytelling, legacy-building, and creating something meaningful that children and families can grow with for years to come.This work is lovingly dedicated to his mother, Walda Clarke, whose strength, love, and support continue to inspire every chapter.
Stories With Purpose
Every Tinkeramus story is built around more than adventure—it carries a lesson.From creativity and courage to kindness, patience, and problem-solving, these books are designed to help children grow while they read. Tinkeramus reminds young readers that mistakes are not failures—they are part of learning, building, and becoming something greater.Because the best stories don’t just entertain.
They help children believe in themselves.
