Books with author Carl S Miller

RECOMMENDED BY KENNETH BRANAGH ON THE BBC'S CULTURE SHOW! From the Abominable Snowman to the Hippogriff to the Yale, here are hosts of mysterious monsters fair and foul, fascinating and frightening - real monsters and monsters that don't exist - or do they? Everything anyone could possibly want to know about monsters is contained in this book, but it is not for the faint hearted!

This is a story of courage, unconditional love and redemption. It's the saga of Yellow Kitty and the residents of The Garden. The little animals we all see scurrying here and there in our own back yards and never really pay attention to or get to know. It's their story, their life in The Garden. It's a true story with some slight poetic license taken to enrich the tale. But mostly, it's true and real. It's not a sad story, I promise, but it will touch your heart. It's really an uplifting story with truths told and lessons learned which will leave you, I hope, with some sense of inner knowing of oneself and The Garden in which you live. Some say it's just a children's story, but other's say it's more than that. It's not meant to be one or the other. It just is what it is.

Jesse's daydream becomes reality in the form of a mighty storm. The animals of Color Field place their hope and trust in Jesse, that he may save them from almost certain disaster. The boy overcomes all fear and disbelief to help them. When Jesse finds that what is in his heart is real; he discovers what truly matters, and the meaning of true friendship.

This is a story of courage, unconditional love and redemption. It's the saga of Yellow Kitty and the residents of The Garden. The little animals we all see scurrying here and there in our own back yards and never really pay attention to or get to know. It's their story, their life in The Garden. It's a true story with some slight poetic license taken to enrich the tale. But mostly, it's true and real. It's not a sad story, I promise, but it will touch your heart. It's really an uplifting story with truths told and lessons learned which will leave you, I hope, with some sense of inner knowing of oneself and The Garden in which you live. Some say it's just a children's story, but other's say it's more than that. It's not meant to be one or the other. It just is what it is.