Books with author Alexandra Steele-Morgan

This sweet barnyard Christmas counting story makes the perfect gift! In the barn on Christmas Eve, After all the people leave, The animals, in voices low, Remember Christmas long ago . . . So begins a sweet rhyming story in which a group of animals recounts the events surrounding Jesus' birth in the manger, and the parts some of their ancestors played in it.

A little boy dreams about finding a dinosaur, but instead discovers many even more fantastical creatures!Young readers will be charmed by this heartwarming picture book.Marty is crazy about dinosaurs. His mother explains to him why they no longer exist, but Marty thinks they're just good at hiding--and he sets off, determined to find one!On his journey, Marty discovers all sorts of other weird and wonderful creatures--from aliens to unicorns to giants--but Marty isn't interested in them. He won't give up until he finds a dinosaur...no matter HOW long it takes!

A new bedtime tradition that leads kids to the manger!A Star for Me is a count-your-blessings story that will soon become a beloved bedtime tradition during the holidays. At the beginning of the Christmas season, your children will look forward to reading the book and hanging the ornament on a bottom branch of the Christmas tree. Then your family can enjoy the entire story at once or read a few pages at a time as an Advent countdown. Each night, children can read a bit more about Oliver, an adorable little camel who is part of the caravan traveling toward Bethlehem. As Oliver learns about God’s blessings on each new page, young readers are prompted to talk about their own blessings and then move the star ornament a bit higher on the tree each night. On Christmas Day, children can move the star all the way to the top of the tree and remember the greatest blessing of all—Jesus!Trim Size: 8 x 10

Arya Miller, a girl from River's End in the Borderlands, has never been anything but ordinary. And yet, the Veil and the mysterious world within it calls to her and she doesn't know why...until the day her eyes turn blue.Now, Arya has a ticking timer: one Moons' Cycle to find where she belongs before the suppressed Magyk inside her tears her apart. With only a handful of days left, and an ever-shrinking Leprechaun guide by her side, she must navigate the treacherous Recenserean forests and find her true home before it's too late.

Average is all the rage in this college of not quite superheroes. When the students of Professor Rage's Saving the World 101 class are all failing, their final project of building a robot could make or break their grades. And yet, it seems getting their "easy" A is going to be a lot harder than they could have imagined, especially when a tricky Norse god gets involved..."The Averagers" is a loving parody of all things superheroes. It was written for the Bay City Players' Youtheatre program.

Arya Miller, a girl from River's End in the Borderlands, has never been anything but ordinary. And yet, the Veil and the mysterious world within it calls to her and she doesn't know why...until the day her eyes turn blue.Now, Arya has a ticking timer: one Moons' Cycle to find where she belongs before the suppressed Magyk inside her tears her apart. With only a handful of days left, and an ever-shrinking Leprechaun guide by her side, she must navigate the treacherous Recenserean forests and find her true home before it's too late.

Average is all the rage in this college of not quite superheroes. When the students of Professor Rage's Saving the World 101 class are all failing, their final project of building a robot could make or break their grades. And yet, it seems getting their "easy" A is going to be a lot harder than they could have imagined, especially when a tricky Norse god gets involved..."The Averagers" is a loving parody of all things superheroes. It was written for the Bay City Players' Youtheatre program.