Books with author Andrew Sanderson

Become a superhero with the turn of a page!You are Captain Incredible, stopper of supercrime across Mercury City. Only you can right an experiment gone wrong at Meteor Labs, find the original Photocopied Man, and save a world where good is evil, good is evil, and neutral stays where it's at. If you help out the likes of Uber-Man, the Black Squirrel, and the Iron Maiden, you might even be invited to join the Society of Superheroes. But allied against you are villains ranging from the well-named Shadowy Thing to the stylish Miss Direction to the mesmeric Hypneto.In a Make-Your-Fate Book, you decide what happens at key points—but it’s always easy to click back to see how things could have turned out differently. Make your choices and find out if you will save the city, be defeated by supervillainy, or even accidentally destroy the Earth. Only one thing is certain: You will be incredible!PLEASE NOTE: This book is aimed at readers who enjoy adventure, laughter, and experiencing the wonder of being alive. But if you are a hateful cynic, there are still a few things in it for you too.

Baen Books, 1991. Stated first Baen Book printing, August, 1991. (ISBN 0-671-72074-0) Near fine tight copy, near fine wrappers. "Everyone know that Poul Anderson is one of the best: they're wrong — he's better!" — Jerry Pournelle. Invaders from space, meet your match. What the aliens see: a blue-green orb, occupied by bipedal aborigines with early pretechnical civilization, a farm-oriented economy, population scattered in small groupings — a world ripe for the plundering. They choose one moderate population cluster to serve as a bridge head. What the Villagers see: Demons! They may be crude, but if medieval villagers know one thing, it's how to combat demons... Science fiction.

Sadie Anderson weaves a dramatic timeline through experiences of love, loss, trauma, and triumph. She portrays everything in life as a learning experience for the future. Her writing proves that some of the most difficult moments humans surpass become the most powerful. It is through these strung together moments which humans find the courage to propel into bold futures.

Queen Skye Eskel is in exile. With her friends scattered and a foreign prince – her own husband, no less – on the throne, her kingdom is held in thrall by those she once allied with. Her resources are few, and her options fewer; in fact, the only way to win back her crown might be to make a deal with the very man who betrayed her.The fate of her nation isn't Skye's only concern. The newly freed revenants have gone south, taking their chaos and destruction to the Imaldran Empire. Worse, Skye's estranged sister seeks to use them for her own purposes, setting in motion a race for possession of the final Sovereign Blades. If she finds them, Tawny will once again have the upper hand, and seek to bring about a reign of darkness.And the biggest battle of all might not be with elves, or Nocturnes, or Imperial princes. If Skye can't recover the fire that's spurred her on for so long, she risks surrendering any hope of peace, for herself or for her country. With her confidence in ruins, darkness threatens to overwhelm her. After everything she's lost, and found, and lost again, can she ever find a way back to the light?This is the third and final book in the Sovereign Blades trilogy, which began with The Steel Princess and continued with The Dagger Queen.

A fabulous felt read-and-play kit!Humpty Dumpty falls off the wall, the dish runs away with the spoon, and Little Miss Muffet is afraid of a spider. All these favorite nursery rhymes and more are portrayed with a cutting edge in Sara Anderson’s vivid, color-saturated cut-paper collages.A felt play kit like no other, comprising a board book, 35 full-color easy-to-stow-and-keep felt pieces, and a generous foldout felt playboard. A game-board wheel adds to the fun, allowing the reader to choose which nursery rhyme to read next.

Nine-year-old Sandy was quite comfortable living in the town of Prescott. She went to a school with rows of clean children in tidy desks. All the serenity and order was soon to end, for they were moving again! Into a canyon, at the edge of civilization.Hillside Castle tells the true story of a family’s brief time living in a remote mining camp in central Arizona. The times were lean…and primitive…and interesting!