Books with author Brynn Chapman

Mia Templeton is dying. Or was dying. After receiving a heart transplant, her world is forever altered. Before her eyes open, she overhears her donor was murdered. Whispers invade Mia's mind before she's even left the recovery room. She develops tastes for foods she once hated, and dreams so vivid, they feel like someone else's memories. Her personality is altered - once a quiet doormat, she's now inexplicably flippant, and confident. And her unexplained longing for the new boy at school is borderline obsessive. Morgan Kelley is new. Adopted by his aunt, a descendant of Louisa May Alcott (Little Women), he's thrown into life at a new high school, and as a historical guide for his aunt's store - a homage to all things Alcott. Conspiracy theories abound about his mangled lower leg - but no one has been brave enough to ask. Till Mia.Something is awry with the Underground Railroad tunnels beneath his aunt's home. Mia and Morgan enter the world of a secret Literary Society - and are drafted to help bring a rogue Literary giant to justice, solve the mystery of her heart donor, and the real fate of Beth from Little Women.

Life for Patient 29 is full of medicated day dreams of a life outside the walls of Soothing Hills Asylum. But fantasies are not all that consume her. A monster roams the halls of the sanitarium she reluctantly calls home and three girls have been found dead. The dead girls share one common thread . . . each was 29's cell mate. As the investigation gets under way, she retreats into her mind, listening to the voices that call to her. She is endowed with the cursed gift of perception. Through it, she hears messages carried upon the notes of music, discerns words hidden among the strokes of paintings, and minds pleadings for help from the corn field outside.Could the key to the murders lie within 29's broken mind? Mason, an orderly, does not see 29 as a lunatic and as his belief in her grows so does her self-confidence. The possibility of one day leaving the asylum seems less and less like a fantasy. But the monster has other plans for her. Leaving will not be so easy, at least not while she is alive.

Life for Patient 29 is full of medicated day dreams of a life outside the walls of Soothing Hills Asylum. But fantasies are not all that consume her. A monster roams the halls of the sanitarium she reluctantly calls home and three girls have been found dead. The dead girls share one common thread . . . each was 29's cell mate. As the investigation gets under way, she retreats into her mind, listening to the voices that call to her. She is endowed with the cursed gift of perception. Through it, she hears messages carried upon the notes of music, discerns words hidden among the strokes of paintings, and minds pleadings for help from the corn field outside. Could the key to the murders lie within 29's broken mind? Mason, an orderly, does not see 29 as a lunatic and as his belief in her grows so does her self-confidence. The possibility of one day leaving the asylum seems less and less like a fantasy. But the monster has other plans for her. Leaving will not be so easy, at least not while she is alive.

Arabella Holmes is different than other girls her age: She doesn't fit the role of a 1900's lady. So her father, Sherlock, called in some lingering favors, and landed her a position at the Mutter Museum. The museum was Arabella's dream; she was to become a purveyor of abnormal science, or what her uncle called a "Boneseeker." Henry Watson arrives at the Mutter Museum with a double assignment--to become a finder of abnormal antiquities and to watch over Arabella. It would be an easy task, if he could get her to speak to him instead of throwing knives in his general direction. But this is no time for child's play. The two teens are assigned to a most secret exploration, when the hand of a Nephilim is unearthed in upstate New York. Soon, Arabella and Henry are caught in a fight for their lives as scientific debate swirls around them. Are the bones from a Neanderthal ... or are they living proof of fallen angels, who supposedly mated with humans according to ancient scrolls? Sent to recover the skeleton, they discover they are the second team to have been deployed and the entire first team is dead. And now they must trust their instincts and rely on one another in order to survive and uncover the truth.

Life for patient 29 is full of medicated day dreams of a life outside the walls of Soothing Hills Asylum. But fantasies are not all that consume her. A monster roams the halls of the sanitarium she reluctantly calls home and three girls have been found dead. The dead girls share one common thread . . . each was 29’s cell mate. As the investigation gets under way, she retreats into her mind, listening to the voices that call to her. She is endowed with the cursed gift of perception. Through it, she hears messages carried upon the notes of music, discerns words hidden among the strokes of paintings, and minds pleadings for help from the corn field outside. Could the key to the murders lie within 29’s broken mind? Mason, an orderly, does not see 29 as a lunatic and as his belief in her grows so does her self-confidence. The possibility of one day leaving the asylum seems less and less like a fantasy. But the monster has other plans for her. Leaving will not be so easy, at least not while she is alive.

Mia Templeton is dying. Or was dying. After receiving a heart transplant, her world is forever altered. Before her eyes open, she overhears her donor was a murdered girl of the same age. Whispers invade Mia’s head before she’s even left the recovery room. She develops tastes for foods she once hated, and dreams so vivid, she feels they’re someone else’s memories. Her personality is altered—once a quiet doormat, she’s now inexplicably flippant, and confident. And her unexplained longing for the new boy at school is borderline obsessive. Morgan Kelley is new. Adopted by his aunt, a descendant of Louisa May Alcott (Little Women), he’s thrown into life at a new high school, and as a historical guide for his aunt’s store—a homage to all things Alcott. Conspiracy theories abound about his mangled lower leg—but no-one has been brave enough to ask. Till Mia. Something is awry with the Underground Railroad tunnels beneath his aunt's home. Mia and Morgan enter the world of a secret Literary Society--and are drafted to help bring a rogue Literary giant to justice, solve the mystery of her heart donor, the the real fate of Beth from Little Women.

Presenting a Picture Board Book perfect for babies and toddlers! An excellent platform for early learning, this sturdy, oversized board book features larger-than life illustrations in vibrant colors with large, easy-to-read text. What’s more ridiculous? Pigs wearing wigs? Chickens blasting into space? Or cows cooking soufflés? Readers join in the fun as they witness whimsical animal silliness that couldn’t possible be true – unless it happens “When You’re Not Looking!” Hilariously bold illustrations invite readers to consider the delightful possibilities of a fanciful imagination! Our Picture Board Book series features over 12 amazing titles that children will love to read over and over again! The oversized, sturdy format is perfect for little ones to play and learn with. Check out the other titles in this wonderful series!

One Monarch butterfly glides happily and carefree over the California countryside. The Mexican born Monarch goes by the name of Manny. Manny’s life of boundless fluttering and endless soaring takes a dramatic change when he is abruptly captured by researching entomologists and placed in a holding cell full of butterflies from all over the world. Angry, full of angst and Manny tries to convince is fellow cell mates that a rebellion is in the works and he is just the man to lead them out of their bondage. To Manny’s surprise, only one butterfly chooses to respond. It is Poppi, the eldest Monarch in captivity. He quickly lays down the law of the land to Manny, ensuring Manny does not rock the boat for all of them. Quite dismayed Manny has no choice but to fall in line like all the others. A few hours later Manny and Poppi find themselves 30 thousand feet in the air heading to their new home thousands of miles away. His new residence is in the nation’s capitol of Washington D.C home of the Smithsonian Institution and their prized attraction “The Butterfly Pavilion”. Now after being Butterfly-Napped from his posh California home life Manny has little choice but to find a way to adapt to his new home.With the assistance of newly found friends Poppi, and Lucky, Manny’s mission is indeed a formidable one. In order to prevent the pending nuptials of a Princess he adores, he must compete in and win the coveted Bogo Flying Tournament in order to capture the heart of the beautiful and alluring Princess Talia. After doing so Manny must then foil a plot to oust Princess Talia’s father King Ortho from power thus preventing the Pavilion residents from a lifetime of tyranny and injustice thrust upon them by Tabor. If you think that is a handful, Manny must also devise a complex escape plan from the highly secured and well-guarded federal building known as the Natural History Museum. Flutter and Fly is a story that encapsulates one butterfly’s journey across the country to win the heart of a princess and somehow find his way back home. Luckily, for Manny he just happens to meet some great friends to share in his adventure along the way.

Presenting a Picture Board Book perfect for babies and toddlers! An excellent platform for early learning, this sturdy, oversized board book features larger-than life illustrations in vibrant colors with large, easy-to-read text. What’s more ridiculous? Pigs wearing wigs? Chickens blasting into space? Or cows cooking soufflés? Readers join in the fun as they witness whimsical animal silliness that couldn’t possible be true – unless it happens “When You’re Not Looking!” Hilariously bold illustrations invite readers to consider the delightful possibilities of a fanciful imagination! Our Picture Board Book series features over 12 amazing titles that children will love to read over and over again! The oversized, sturdy format is perfect for little ones to play and learn with. Check out the other titles in this wonderful series!

In Flutter and Fly, a butterfly is on a journey to free himself from the confines of the butterfly pavilion. But first, he has some big goals to meet: he must compete in a historic flying tournament to win the heart of the pavilion princess, all while thwarting the plot of the evil villain to save the royal throne and thus the insects from a lifetime of tyranny.Inspired by his work at the Smithsonian's butterfly pavilion, author Bryant Chapman has crafted a humorous and sweet love story for the modern era. Perfect for teenagers, Flutter and Fly offers a fun story with a powerful message: love conquers all.