Books with author C. A. Campbell

Crummings' Home for the Dispossessed. A mysterious orphanage on the outskirts of town. When Emma Winters begins to discover the porcelain dolls hidden within the walls of her new home, dolls that strangely resemble several of her friends, she knows something's up. It can't just be a coincidence. The resemblance is uncanny.In a wave of shock, she realizes her fellow orphans aren't being adopted at all — they're disappearing.What secret is old headmistress Viola Crummings hiding? Emma must hurry to find out. If not, she may disappear next.

The final book in the Clanless Series! For four grueling years I looked forward to my freshman year of college. It should have been the best time of my life. Unfortunately, I never made it through the first month. Learning how to be a vampire became infinitely more important. Parties and classes and hanging out with my friends got set aside so I could learn how to fight, how to use my powers, and how to survive. If the school of hard knocks wasn't bad enough, the school of life decided to test me, too. I leave town and Alexander, the one guy I can't stand to be around–or without, gets taken by the Sidhe to pay for our supposed crimes. Now its up to me to rescue him and get his elven relatives to leave us alone. Sounds easy right? Try it while you're being stalked by the vampire who might have made you and a werewolf with a major superiority complex. My friends and I have been through a lot together and there hasn't been anything we couldn't overcome. But Freshman year might be more than we can handle... Being a vampire sucks. The Clanless Series: Senior Year Bites Summer Break Blues Freshman Year Freaks

Embark into the dark forested mountains of Transylvania and follow a young witch as she seeks to destroy an age old curse in this gothic adventure full of romance, spells, and hexes.On her wedding day, Charlotte de Winter carried a crossbow as she walked a lone dirt road through a snow-laden forest. She wasn't saying her vows as she had hoped. Instead, she was hunting the monster who killed the man she loved.But there's only a small window of opportunity to bring Alexander Prescott back from the dead. And breaking a curse isn't easy, especially for a seventeen year old witch who has so many spells left to learn before her knowledge of witchcraft is complete. Can Charlotte save Alexander from his cruel fate? Or will this monster with the power of death and darkness at his command destroy her magic entirely? ​

In his fiction debut--and the start of a new series--celebrated illustrator K.G. Campbell brings a touch of Tim Burton to this singularly strange and wonderful story about a lonely boy whose life is about to get a whole lot more complicated when a zombie follows him home.August DuPont has spent his whole life inside a dilapidated house with his aunt Hydrangea. His lonely existence ends abruptly with the arrival of an invitation to meet an aunt--and cousins--he didn't even know existed. When Aunt Orchid suggests that August attend school with his cousins, it's a dream come true. But August has scarcely begun to celebrate his reversal of fortune when he is confronted by a small problem on his way home. So begins an adventure filled with a wild child, a zombie, a fabled white alligator, and an unimaginable family secret.

This book is dedicated to the thousands of independent-minded, highly capable truckers who consider themselves "old school" They run when it's safe, shut down when it's not, eat when hungry and sleep when tired. They use "paper logs" because their trucks are not equipped to operate electronic or "E-Logs" They are the true Knights Of The Open Road and the world is a better place for them.

As a child, I loved reading poetry, but I did not do a good job of passing that love down to my children In 2016, I published my first book Magnolia Marwick: A Life in Poetry. I decided my next book would also be a collection of poems, but this time I directed it toward an audience of children. That same year, I was in a near fatal car accident, and the book sat on my computer for years. Recently, our family endured the most harrowing year of our life, and to top it off, we lost our beloved Siberian Husky, Sampson. I wanted to bring back a little innocence and magic to my children's lives. I wanted to make them feel proud of who they are. My children, and many Black children around the country have had to grow up too fast. This book is for all children. I hope it inspires a love of poetry and allows them to enjoy the magic of childhood a little longer.