Books with author Elizabeth O'Neill

Grace O'Malley, The Queen of the Sea is a children's storybook written and illustrated by Elizabeth O'Neill-Sheehan. Grace was a heroic woman whose legacy as warrior, chieftain, and pirate should ring on as one who did not let roles, but rather made her ambitions define her. Written with rhythm and rhyme, Grace's story, including her famous meeting with Queen Elizabeth I, is echoed in true Irish songlike manner to inspire readers to tap into the pirate in their souls. This book is perfect to reflect on Irish heritage and the roles of women in history.

A perfect life, a perfect love – and a perfect murder.For over forty years Carol Cage has been living as a recluse in her mansion, Oaktree House. Fear is her constant companion. She’s been keeping a secret – and it’s about to be unearthed.When she receives a compulsory purchase order for her home, she knows that everyone is going to find out what she did to survive her darkest weeks in 1970. She writes her confession so that we can understand what happened because she wasn’t the only one living a lie. The events that turned her fairy-tale life into a living hell were not all they seemed.She’s determined not to pay for the mistakes of others; if she has to face justice, then they will too.Carol Cage has a terrible secret … and she’s about to exact retribution on everyone who had abandoned her.

In this reprint of an early 20th century classic, O'Neill tells the story of man from prehistory to 1910. It's a story that is both broad in scope and filled with lively anecdotes. Teachers and homeschoolers looking for a world history book that doesn't overwhelm will find this books captivates the imagination of young readers. Updated with color pictures throughout. From the dedication: I could not tell you all the things which have ever happened in the world, but I have tried to tell you shortly about all the most important things from the very beginning, even before people had come into the World at all, right down to our own wonderful times. I have chosen the greatest men and women to tell you about,and in reading their stories I hope you will understand better something of what the times were like in which they lived, and what the other people too were like who were not so great and the kind of lives they led.

Readers of this book will investigate the facts and compare the data provided in the easy-access text and compelling diagrams and infographics and then decide for themselves if places really are haunted. Catch readers' attention with these striking hi/lo books about popular paranormal topics. These books are great for lessons in evaluating arguments in a text and analyzing key ideas and details. With infographics, first-person accounts, and more, readers will have the data they need to decide if the stories are strange AND true.

Did you know that the average car has more than a dozen computers inside? Without computers and the coding that controls them, todays transportation would look a lot different. Young readers will love exploring how coding helps us get around in this fascinating read. Photo labels visually define glossary terms and other important words. Sequence infographics take the reader step-by-step through coding in action. Diagrams point out where examples of coding can be found in each topic. Presents STEM in a high-interest and relevant way. Second-person introduction phrases empower the reader to explore coding in theory and in practice.

Funny Bone Books are meant to entertain and educate children from ages three to eight years old. The authors highlight each state through the travels of Alfred, an elephant, and Mr. Monocle. They experience different geographical phenomena, historical landmarks, and witness different cultures. The goal is to show the greatness of this nation through words and illustrations.

A perfect life, a perfect love – and a perfect murder.For over forty years Carol Cage has been living as a recluse in her mansion, Oaktree House. Fear is her constant companion. She’s been keeping a secret – and it’s about to be unearthed.When she receives a compulsory purchase order for her home, she knows that everyone is going to find out what she did to survive her darkest weeks in 1970. She writes her confession so that we can understand what happened because she wasn’t the only one living a lie. The events that turned her fairy-tale life into a living hell were not all they seemed.She’s determined not to pay for the mistakes of others; if she has to suffer, then they will too.Carol Cage has a terrible secret … and she’s about to exact retribution on everyone who’d let her suffer.

Funny Bone Books are meant to entertain and educate children from ages three to eight years old. The authors highlight each state through the travels of Alfred, an elephant, and Mr. Monocle. Children experience different geographical phenomena, historical landmarks, and witness different cultures. The goal is to show the greatness of this nation through words and illustrations.

Funny Bone Books are meant to entertain and educate children from ages three to eight years old. The authors highlight each state through the travels of Alfred, an elephant, and Mr. Monocle. They experience different geographical phenomena, historical landmarks, and witness different cultures. The goal is to show the greatness of this nation through words and illustrations.

Funny Bone Books are meant to entertain and educate children from ages three to eight years old. The authors highlight each state through the travels of Alfred, an elephant, and Mr. Monocle. They experience different geographical phenomena, historical landmarks, and witness different cultures. The goal is to show the greatness of this nation through words and illustrations.