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Books with author Annette V. Hart

  • Escape and Betrayal: The Second Book of Athlandia

    Annette V. Hart

    Paperback (Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie Publishers, Oct. 1, 2010)
    This is the second book in a series of fantasy stories set in the imaginary, medieval style country of Athlandia and follows the adventures of Bryony, her friends and family.Now a prisoner of her cousin, King Unwin, in Kynbury Castle, Bryony is shocked when she discovers his plans for her. She is helped to escape by Lord Jay and both rejoin the rebels. Bryony sets about creating a place for herself in the rebel camp while her relationship with Will, the rebel leader and rightful king of Athlandia, develops further. With Unwin still searching for Bryony, they find away to protect her from the designs of the King. However, their camp has already been betrayed and the rebels have to fight and flee for the safety of Nordmark, the neighbouring country...
  • Love and Restitution

    Annette V. Hart

    Paperback (Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie Publishers, Aug. 16, 2012)
    Book by Hart, Annette V.
  • Adapt My Original Animation Tome into a Puppet Show, Play, Comics, or Storytelling Script

    Anne Hart

    eBook
    Here's my original animation script. Practice your writing by turning my script into a puppet show script, adapting this script to a storytelling script for a puppet show, or adapt my script by writing a comics/cartoon series. And have fun. Are you scripting a puppet show for children? Or are you enjoying a creative writing class for all ages, a club, or a practice group in writing and adapting scripts, original animation, and stories to puppet shows for young children? You can create a puppet show script from an animation script or a storytelling script with a narrator. Whatever strategy or adaptation you select, enjoy.
  • Authoring Preschool Fiction Books, Stories, and Animation Scripts: Samples: Practice in Writing for Primarily Preschool Readers

    Anne Hart

    eBook (Anne Hart, Sept. 7, 2016)
    Turn your poems or lyrics into preschool fiction booksA poem has at least nine lives—1. Text-formatted published children’s book or pop-up book (as you see below)2. Cartoon-style animation on DVD3. Graphic novel as in a comic book4. Puppet theater, narration with music on a CD or read as an audio book5. Recited publicly in a theater, auditorium or club as poetry or monologue6. Toy, such as stuffed animal, doll, house, robot, or action figure7. Computer or Video action game8. Song lyrics set to music, MTVs, musical skits, rap, and advertising jingles.9. Learning materials and interactive multimedia for school subjects such as science or even infomercials played at events, expos, trade shows, product demonstrations in department stores, and broadcasted at conventions, video-streamed online with avatars (robotic personalities online), or podcasted on the Web as MP3 files or syndicated internationally online as feel-good poems or humor online.
  • Dogs with Careers: Ten Happy-Ending Stories of Purpose and Passion

    Anne Hart

    eBook (iUniverse, Oct. 18, 2007)
    "They're library dogs, Charlie. They're all dog-faces," laughed the space station manager, as he waved goodnight to his security dogs and locked the gates. "They're not just dogs with jobs, but detective canines with investigative sniffing careers at the space station and in outer space." At night, the space station's library is eerie, dim lighted, and in places, simply velvet-shadow dark, except for the human's dogs. They mingle with the shape-shifting immortal space dogs that prowl the space station library's corridors and live among the rows of computers.Career dogs just want to have fun traveling onboard the space shuttles as working companion dogs, never locked behind gates. These dogs don't bite. They are dogs with purpose and passion. This is a team of working dogs that can shape-shift from dog to human and human to dog live outside of time. And in this century, they work for a mother and daughter astronaut team."Which dog sprayed wolf graffiti on the space shuttle?" A ground controller dog, a mellow, Chocolate Labrador retriever, studied the photo. "But how did it get there?""Maybe it's a paste-on tattoo that the astronauts put on board to celebrate all those years here," the pack leader howled in a licorice-sweet yelp. The omega canine hurried to switch off another computer. 'Retriever,' formerly a "library greeter dog" but now the ground controller's pet, sniffed with curiosity. He stretched and curled up on top of the filing cabinet.
  • Trickster Tales of Teasing Tails on Space Travel Trails

    Anne Hart

    language (Anne Hart, July 19, 2016)
    Uh, oh: Here comes the two immortal jokester and trickster cats from outer space, Longears and Trickster. An astronaut team befriends two multiverse house cats and a kitten at the Intergalactic Cat Club.An astronaut team and their trickster-jokester cats from another world take on the Intergalactic Cat Club in a novel that's way beyond whimsy with whiskers. The zany, super smart twin cats also can shape-shift into zany neighborhood teenage boys from the Intergalactic Cat Club in time to save the space program's shuttle. The immortal cats investigate the sales crew and fly the space shuttle 'catly' when there are problems to be solved. These are Trickster Tales of Teasing Tails on Space Travel Trails.
  • The Final Shunning

    Annette Harper

    language (, Sept. 27, 2014)
    The story captures two young identical twin sisters and their desperate struggle to fit in at an All-Girl Private Catholic School and community in which they are discriminated. Each sister is discriminated for similar reasons. One sister is discriminated for her sexual orientation and both sisters are discriminated on the basis of their mental health status. The girls are shunned by their community and must continue to struggle to find acceptance in society. This story contains a memoir which is a true account of two identical twin sisters’ story of trying to find acceptance in a world of cruelty and stereotyping.
  • A Perfect Mitzvah Gift Book

    Anne Hart

    Paperback (iUniverse, Dec. 19, 2005)
    There may not have been any concept of Bar or Bat Mitzvah in 10th century Kiev 'yet,' but that wouldn't stop the nearly grown children of the Kagan of the Khazars from arranging the appropriate rite of passage and blessing for the changing of the societies around them which they knew-the pagan Vikings, Rus, and Pechenegs surrounding Kiev, the Volga Finnic peoples of the Urals, the eternal Silk Road, Christian Byzantium to the south, the Caucasus Mountaineers, the grassland steppes, the rabbi-scholars of Constantinople and Spain, the Turks arriving from Central Asia, and the Islamic Caliphate of Persia and Baghdad to the East. Each encounter began a new concept and framework for their time-travel adventures.The garden of the Khazars is a storyteller's paradise, especially during the time that their ruler's family, friends, and associates turned Jewish, and the Kagan of the Khazars got tied up in the belly of a Viking Ship, rescued by his thirteen-year-old son, and his daughter, the teenage, time-traveling Princess Tarbagatay rode between the fourth and tenth centuries with the Queen of the Steppes. Welcome to anthropology through fiction and my series for all storytellers on tall tales of Medieval Khazaria.Let my first person proto-Bar or Bat Mitzvah gift story book novel, although fiction, guide you through the walkways of anthropology and ethnology in my Kagan's Kids of Khazaria Time-Travel Adventures, the perfect book for a Mitzvah gift for thirteen to fifteen-year old readers and also for their parents. As an author of multicultural and multiethnic novels that reveal the nuances of anthropology through fiction-stories, novels, and plays-let this novel and the treat that follows be your mentor to open doors to new opportunities, choices, roads, and destinations.
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  • Ancient & Medieval Teenage Diaries: Writing, Righting, and Riding for Righteousness

    Anne Hart

    Paperback (iUniverse, May 13, 2004)
    This trilogy of ancient and medieval teenage diary stories with a time-travel theme spotlights their adventures in ancient Rome during the Republic in 150 BCE, Medieval Kiev, the Caucasus, Khazaria, and the Levant in the 9th and 10th century through the eyes of a 13-year old boy, a 16-year old girl, and their royal family in the days of the Kagan of the Khazars.When the Kagan of the Khazars is captured and held in a Viking ship, his son must rescue him alone and help the family to walk from Khazaria to a new homeland. The boy and his father, masters of a thousand disguises must find a way to reach their destination and reunite the rest of the family.The stories take place in ancient and Medieval times when most people had no hope other than the grace of the Almighty, the coming of the Meshiach, or the arrival of the Khazars. They got not only the medieval Khazars, but also some ancient Romans interested also in the virtues of righteousness and responsibility.In the second story, Teenage Princess Tarbagatay rides with the young Queen of the Huns and acts as the Queen's confident and friend as she writes her Dear Diaries. In another diary story of this trilogy, Petronius sets sail for Carthage only to find he must be back in ancient Rome to stop a slave rebellion.
  • Roman Justice SPQR: Too Roman to Handle

    Anne Hart

    Paperback (iUniverse, March 17, 2003)
    Roman Justice: SPQR is about Romans too hot to handle on the prowl to find missing persons as they find a purpose. When wealthy young men and Cato, the Elder's nephew, disappear and moving forward in time, the daughter of Cleopatra and Marc Antony trades places with the daughter of the Roman Emperor, Octavian-Augustus's sister and Marc Antony, one private eye in a toga, Petronius, must solve the mystery before the war with Carthage breaks out and the slave riots overtake Rome.The praetor says Petronius's father has been hired to spy on the Carthaginian prisoner of war slave revolt in Setia, near Rome. What happens when he meets the immortal time traveler, king Masinissa of Numidia and becomes a Roman personal eye, a detective in a toga, with a profound responsibility to do a good deed and tend to charity while on his way to start a war?Everything has a purpose. Petronius's is to slide beyond merely offering comfort. He also tends to charity and does good deeds. Thus is the life of a proto-detective in a toga, a personal eye, a ransomer and a catalyst for Roman justice.
  • Cyber Snoop Nation: The Adventures Of Littanie Webster, Sixteen-Year-Old Genius Private EyeOn Internet Radio

    Anne Hart

    Paperback (iUniverse, March 12, 2002)
    Sixteen-year-old Cybersnoop, Littanie Webster, color coordinated down to her underwear in denim and a Greek fisherman's cap, sat with her legs folded under her in 'the cage.' "Welcome to Cyber Snoop Nation," she specified. It was eighty degrees inside the recording booth and humid. On the advice of her lawyer, she decided on a guest for the evening at the last possible minute-Gene Wright.He wheeled his desk chair in a semi-circle and clicked a ball point pen nervously until she extended her hand and steadied him. Her voice was courteous, but patronizing. "We're on the air in five seconds-no background noise, please!" He braced his chair against her desk. She pinched the pen out of his fingers and tossed it into a cup filled with pencils. He grabbed it from the cup, spilling the contents over with a crashing sound."Klutz!" She screamed in a whisper. "You'd make a fortune in comedy reviving the Three Stooges." "Sorry, it's my gold award pen." Gene looked up at her with the child in himself giving her the pout of a newborn lamb. The red lights blinked "On Air," and her silver gaze of false innocence imploded into a critical squint. "We have a surprise guest tonight, folks," she murmured mysteriously. The words tingled strangely on her tongue. A caller, Gene Wright, nursed the microphone as if it were too precious to defile. "Why would someone offer a foreign guy two million to murder you?"
  • Four Astronauts and a Kitten: A Mother and Daughter Astronaut Team, the Teen Twin Sons, and Patches, the Kitten: The Intergalactic Friendship Club

    Anne Hart

    Paperback (iUniverse, July 20, 2001)
    Four Astronauts and a Kitten is an adventure series. This family of four astronauts also includes fourteen-year old twin sons who want, like their older sister and mom, to take the latest space shuttle for a ride to rescue the space program. When some characters even think of selling defective parts to cut costs, the twins are on their tail. Its Patches, the Ragdoll-Siamese kitten, formerly a library cat, teaches new ways to rescue the space program and themselves just by being what he isa five-month old tomcat adopted by the space program as their mascot. Patches has more than nine lives. He has been around almost forever but poses as a five-month old kitten. He knows the secret of eternal youth. When the twins mom gets a dose of that youth serum and becomes thirteen again, whos going to fly the shuttle but the twins? Leave it up to the twins to start the Intergalactic Friendship Club, find a dad for their space physician pilot mom and their astronaut sister, restore mom to a grownup state, and bring together some new friends that they have madefrom very far away.