Books with author Christine Caine

Giada loves to play in her backyard, which is full of flowers and butterflies. However, one day she hears a noise and find 2 butterflies that are injuried and unable to fly. She is very concerned about their safety, especially since her brother, Jim likes to collect butterflies with his net. She is concerned, but does not not what to do until one of the other butterflies tells her that she must take the injuried butterflies to Butterfly Island. Along the way, she meets a variety of elves, dragons and other butterflies, who all help her to get to Butterfly Island. This children's book tells of the adventure Giada has helping the injuried butterflies. It's a fun book for younger children, that provides a good story line and is well illustrated. Don't miss sharing this with the children in your house.

Today, as in the earliest times, people wear clothes not only for warmth and comfort, but also to show their position in society or simply to look good and attract a partner.Clothes of the Early Modern World looks at how fashions changed during the 300 years from the early 1500s to the late 1700s. This was a time when many important events, including industrial and political revolutions took place and these often affected what people wore. Stunning artwork recreates the styles of the time in Europe and the newly colonized United States, as well as clothing from other parts of the world, such as Persia and India.

Fight the Fear...Faye Lithyer talks to the dead, has visions of people dying, and speaks telepathically with those who share her powers. When she is drawn to others with unique abilities, Faye finally feels like she belongs somewhere. She is one of ten Bloodline Legacies—people who have carried powers down for generations through their genetic makeup.To better understand their ever-mutating abilities, the Bloodline Legacies hunt down the Book of the Ancestors, which leads Faye to uncover the truth about her birth and the toll these uncontrollable gifts take. Now, Faye and her friends are more at risk than ever.Family secrets, forbidden romance, and the Seekers of Evil threaten to tear their band of misfits apart. When Bloodline Legacies go missing, Faye is ready to do whatever it takes to keep her new friends safe. But can she stop the disappearances and rescue her friends before they start turning up dead?Praise for THE HIDDEN LEGACY:“YA indulgence deserving a YOU WON’T BE ABLE TO PUT THIS DOWN warning label.”—Award-winning author Caroline George, The Vestige“Twilight meets X-Men in a very, very good way!”—Bestselling author Mallory McCartney, Heir of Lies (Black Dawn Series) “This book gives me Percy Jackson vibes, only witchier.”—Author Ryan Jones, More Than Us“An action-packed adventure that will leave you on the edge of your seat with its twists and turns and many secrets.”—Author Bridie Blake, Until You

The curse of premonition follows Faye Lithyer, forcing her to witness death—over and over again. When Faye moves in with her grandmother in Astoria, Oregon, her visions grow stronger. Faye watches a new friend fall victim to a murder in the not-so-distant future and becomes obsessed with preventing it from happening. However, Faye's insecurity has her undecided whether she should tell her friend about their impending death or hunt down the murderer before it's too late. Faye will be faced with an epic choice that threatens to expose her abilities. Will she choose to save her friend from a monster or risk becoming one herself?

Cecelia prides herself on being the lookout in the woods behind her Texas home. After all, a person as skinny and gullible as Redbud, the new kid at school, needs someone to watch over him. Besides, with Pop spending all his time in the garden, Sis off with her boyfriend, and Cecelia’s mom dead and gone, it’s not like Cecelia has anything else to do.When Redbud trusts her enough to show her where he lives and introduces her to his father, the rigid sergeant major, Cecelia doesn’t know what to think. Maybe Redbud just needs more discipline, like the sergeant major says. Or maybe she isn’t the lookout, the scout, that she thought she was.