Books with author Ana Wagner

Livia, a pragmatic college junior, doesn't know she's about to make a run for her life when she meets an annoying classmate, Tabatha, and her intriguing, handsome cousin, Andrew. Immediately, Andrew makes no secret of the fact that Livia is in danger because of a rare pendant she wears. The warning seems unfounded until Andrew's unusual behavior and immediate obsession with the supernatural leads to a series of strange happenings. Amongst all her unresolved issues, one takes precedence: Can Livia trust Andrew and those surrounding him? Scoundrel Days is a story about love and hate, trust and doubt, life and death.

Livia, a pragmatic college junior, doesn't know she's about to make a run for her life when she meets an annoying classmate, Tabatha, and her intriguing, handsome cousin, Andrew. Immediately, Andrew makes no secret of the fact that Livia is in danger because of a rare pendant she wears. The warning seems unfounded until Andrew's unusual behavior and immediate obsession with the supernatural leads to a series of strange happenings. Amongst all her unresolved issues, one takes precedence: Can Livia trust Andrew and those surrounding him? Scoundrel Days is a story about love and hate, trust and doubt, life and death.

Arnie, a pickle jar, and Bing, a lemonade can, meet in a grocery cart. Their friendship grows when they're placed side by side in the refrigerator and discover they share a love of singing. But after a picnic, and they've been emptied, they're tossed into a recycling bin, picked up by a truck, and lose each other among all the other recyclables! Will they ever see each other again? Find out what happens in this book written and designed for the elementary-aged student, with fun, rhyming text, and eye-popping, realistic photos and illustrations.

It’s hot and dusty on the construction site, and things are getting a little tense for the five trucks working hard to get the job done. Bruce the bulldozer notices that rudeness has taken over. Daisy Dump Truck drops her cargo. Moe Mixer drives straight into Carson Crane, and he, in turn, bumps into Excavator Ed. Something needs to be done, and fast. Bruce racks his brain trying to come up with a solution. And then he remembers a lesson he learned in kindergarten: fight impoliteness with politeness and just being kind. He hopes he can change the attitude of the trucks by being helpful and polite. Through a collection of colorful construction trucks, The Impolite Construction Site tells a rhyming story about the importance of politeness and working together to get the job done.

Its hot and dusty on the construction site, and things are getting a little tense for the five trucks working hard to get the job done. Bruce the bulldozer notices that rudeness has taken over. Daisy Dump Truck drops her cargo. Moe Mixer drives straight into Carson Crane, and he, in turn, bumps into Excavator Ed. Something needs to be done, and fast.Bruce racks his brain trying to come up with a solution. And then he remembers a lesson he learned in kindergarten: fight impoliteness with politeness and just being kind. He hopes he can change the attitude of the trucks by being helpful and polite.Through a collection of colorful construction trucks, The Impolite Construction Site tells a rhyming story about the importance of politeness and working together to get the job done.

It’s hot and dusty on the construction site, and things are getting a little tense for the five trucks working hard to get the job done. Bruce the bulldozer notices that rudeness has taken over. Daisy Dump Truck drops her cargo. Moe Mixer drives straight into Carson Crane, and he, in turn, bumps into Excavator Ed. Something needs to be done, and fast. Bruce racks his brain trying to come up with a solution. And then he remembers a lesson he learned in kindergarten: fight impoliteness with politeness and just being kind. He hopes he can change the attitude of the trucks by being helpful and polite. Through a collection of colorful construction trucks, The Impolite Construction Site tells a rhyming story about the importance of politeness and working together to get the job done.