Books with author Angela C Williams

The veil between the worlds is quickly thinning. The comfortable spoiled life we live will soon be a fading memory in the far corners of our minds. During the time when the veil first begins to weaken the creator along with some of his most intelligent and powerful beings come together to protect and teach the children, who have been placed in the world to stop those who have fallen from deceiving, controlling, and ultimately destroying all of the connecting worlds. Amber and Adam are strangers that are ripped away from everything they've ever known and thrown into a world of magic and myth together. Amber has been in foster care her whole life with nothing or no one of her own. She was never in one place long. She had given up hope of ever being happy. Adam was adopted by a loving family where he lived a comfortable protected life. That is until the nightmares started and they were torn away from it all and thrown into a world where they find that nothing is what they thought and anything is possible. They each must avoid the evil that hunts them until they come to terms with who they are, except the gifts they are given and learn how to fight what they don’t understand.

Sadie is an adventurous eight-year-old who spends the summers with her grandparents. But when her adventurous nature leads her into the realm of fairies and magic, she finds herself running for her life from the dark king himself. Daghan, the fairy queen's mightiest warrior, has been assigned the task of getting Sadie and her grandmother back to the human world safely. With the dark king hot on their trail, Daghan finds himself needing help from three surprising allies: elves. Ride with the troop as they fight their way to the top of Mystic Mountain, battling undead creatures and the different fae that inhabit their realm.

Sadie is an adventurous eight-year-old who spends the summers with her grandparents. But when her adventurous nature leads her into the realm of fairies and magic, she finds herself running for her life from the dark king himself. Daghan, the fairy queen’s mightiest warrior, has been assigned the task of getting Sadie and her grandmother back to the human world safely. With the dark king hot on their trail, Daghan finds himself needing help from three surprising allies: elves. Join the troop as they fight their way to the top of Mystic Mountain, battling undead creatures and the different fae that inhabit their realm.

Cabbage Von Dagel is an enchanting, children's wartime detective and spy thriller.'Fun, lively and original!''A great read out loud story. Going to read it to my class at school.''Great little book. One for kids of all ages!'If you're looking to find a book your children will fall in love with, this is it. It's an enthralling, roller coaster of action, adventure with a touch of magic and wonderful humour.It was 1939 and Britain is on the brink of War with Germany. A highly secretive agency formed in the last Great War could be the difference between success and defeat.The sudden arrival of a stranger in the sleepy town of Evesham was unusual; particularly one with seemingly magic powers. The mysterious Cabbage Von Dagel would throw Henry Maggin directly into the war effort and see them shipped to the Isle of Man where enemies of the state were housed. Traditional weapons wouldn’t win this war – the victor would have to think outside the box. Between them, they could be the last line of defence to repel the German invasion – failure was simply not an option. Your children will love the adventures of the wonderful, Cabbage Von Dagel!

From the Accepting your Differences collection. The Ballerina Sistah's is a culturally diverse book about the adventures of two sisters, named Day- Day and Simara who are involved in their first year of Ballet at a local non-profit Recreation Center. On this particular day, the girl's are asked by their Uncle, to conduct warm-up exercises unattended, until their teacher arrives.. Unsupervised during their warmi up, the girls have difficulty remaining focused on their tasks when they are surprised by the interruptions of two dancing Hip -Hop Monkeys threatening to tear up the girls classroom, unless they agree to challenge the Monkeys to a Hip-Hop dance competition. Understanding that Hip- Hop is not their forte", the girl's call on the assistance of their two cousins; Dancing Taylen and Izayah to take on the Monkeys challenge. Is their decision enough for the sisters to win the challenge? Does the Ballerina Sistah's successfully complete their task? A story about communication, conflict resolution,, decision making, following instructions and remaining on task. Lesson with questions to answer at the end of the story. Highly recommended for children between the ages of three to ten.

Someone, it seems, has developed a taste for pastries--and I do not mean the sweet desserts for which our district has come to be known. The daughters of the merchants are dying. Panic has spread, and they are more than content to let their children be taken by this investigator from the mountains, for they think it to be a hemorrhagic fever from the south, and they are afraid of what might be brought into their doily parlors if vigil for the dead should be held in their homes. It is not a fever, as I am given to understand, thought he burns them anyway, as is the mountain custom, which we can all agree is a more poetic end. Someone has taken to poisoning the pastries. Isolated in a crumbling world that has long forgotten magic, Elsie's life is inexorably altered when she meets Fletcher, an elf with the penchant for the fantastical. But as she unravels the compounding lies of her reality, a dark and deeply contorted picture is painted. Teddy is unwilling to admit he's more than he appears, and Sam remains tangled in a web of sordid secrets. And atop it all, the Commissioner has promised her power beyond reckoning. When they all become embroiled in illicit magic connected to a string of murders in the Valley, Elsie's life hangs in the balance after she becomes the target of political and personal ploys for power.

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