Books with author Angela Muss

Young readers will love to find and learn colors using the soft, lift-out pieces that are featured in this special book. The foil-enhanced pictures and fun, interactive approach of Lift & Look Colors are sure to delight young children and keep them busy--and learning--for hours. Shining foil highlights the pictures on every page. Chunky foam pieces lift out to reveal the baby animals underneath. Colorful foam pages are easy to turn.

This is a novella of approximately 25,000 words.Book one of The Alpha Girls series introduces you to Alexis, Brittany and Caitlin who have grown up together since birth. Caitlin is ready to become a woman, but she's fourteen and has yet to experience her first French kiss or her first period. The summer before high school will change all of that.Caitlin is taken by surprise when Joshua reveals his feelings for her. As Caitlin sorts out her own feelings toward Josh the memory of the kiss she shared with Trick on the beach continues to invade her thoughts.Good thing she'll never see Trick again or things could get complicated.

This is a novella of approximately 19,000 words.Book two of The Alpha Girls series follows Caitlin and her friends during their freshman year of high school.Caitlin has been dating Josh most of the summer, but she finds herself torn between Josh and the new man on campus, Trick. Trick shared a passionate kiss with Caitlin over the summer on a Florida beach, but she never thought she'd see him again. High school is full of choices. Some more difficult than others.

Book two of The Alpha Girls series follows Caitlin and her friends during their freshman year of high school. Caitlin has been dating Josh most of the summer, but she finds herself torn between Josh and the new man on campus, Trick. Trick shared a passionate kiss with Caitlin over the summer on a Florida beach, but she never thought she'd see him again. High school is full of choices. Some more difficult than others.

The future of the Logham wood mice is under threat. Unless they are soon able to find sufficient supplies of nuts, berries and seeds to ensure their survival through the cold winter months, their future looks bleak. Their leader, Straight Nose, is well aware of the problem, but is strangely unwilling to discuss the matter openly; in fact, he seems to believe that he is the only one to realize that there is a problem at all. In this he is very much mistaken: there is general unease about the situation, but, perhaps due to their tradition of absolute loyalty to their leader, the mice remain silent. Only one of them, Late Again and brother to Straight Nose, feels obliged to persuade the clan to take an active approach to dealing with the problem. This is all the more astonishing as Late Again is considered rather an outsider in the mouse community; his name says it all – he regularly oversleeps -, which is something that self-respecting mice just can’t abide. The reason for him taking the initiative is that he has had a mysterious dream three days running and finds an unexpected ally in the medicine mouse, Hearts Ease, a dedicated and highly respected member of the clan, who has had exactly the same dream for three days as well. The unlikely allies manage to persuade Straight Nose that all the mice should have the chance to debate whether the dream should be acted upon, as, if things were to go wrong, the consequences could be dire. Then an emergency necessitates the cancelling of the planned assembly: Straight Nose’s children, Sharp Ears and his sister Curly, are missing from their beds and nowhere to be found. What follows is a dangerous search in broad daylight for the missing pair, who unfortunately come face to face with the mice’s dreaded enemy called ‘the monster’, and which results in a heartbreaking find for the search party. There follows a meeting with a forthright house mouse with rather uncouth manners and an encounter with giants, which unexpectedly gives rise to the hope that there may be a positive outcome to the clan’s search for the resources they so desperately need.