Books with author Erica Felisa Thompson

Join Seth as he takes you down memory lane and discover what made this truly a day that he'll never forget! See, Seth loves baseball and its his first baseball game. Seth wishes his dad could be there but he is currently serving his country as an Airman in the United States Air Force. Seth, his mom, and his baseball coach have been working on Seth's ability to keep his eyes on the ball. Normally, with his ADHD he's quite distracted however he's learned a few tips and strategies from his parents, teachers, and coach that helps him focus on what's important.Dedication~This book is dedicated to the many boys and girls who are struggling with ADHD. If I could give you any advice, it would be to “Do Your Best!”

Join Seth as he takes you down memory lane and discover what made this truly a day that he'll never forget! See, Seth loves baseball and its his first baseball game. Seth wishes his dad could be there but he is currently serving his country as an Airman in the United States Air Force. Seth, his mom, and his baseball coach have been working on Seth's ability to keep his eyes on the ball. Normally, with his ADHD he's quite distracted however he's learned a few tips and strategies from his parents, teachers, and coach that helps him focus on what's important.Dedication~This book is dedicated to the many boys and girls who are struggling with ADHD. If I could give you any advice, it would be to “Do Your Best!”

When city boy Drew comes to small-town Coldriver to live with his Gran, the most exciting thing he can hope for is to finally play center on the high school basketball team. Instead he discovers that Coldriver isn’t like anywhere else on earth. Ruled by the ley lines that intersect the town and the magical power of the arts, the people of Coldriver hold to a different set of values. In this twisted reality statues come to life, music can literally blow your socks off, ballet is king, and a mere poem can kill. Against this strange and unexpected backdrop, Drew meets Cadence. At first she seems like the perfect all-American girl. She’s gorgeous, smart—she even plays violin in the school orchestra—and they seem to click perfectly. But when Drew discovers that Cady is next in line for the matriarchal power of the clan that rules the town, he is drawn swiftly into a labyrinth of danger. Someone’s trying to kill Cady, and now it looks like they’re after him, too. Together with his new best friend and basketball sidekick, Banjo, Drew goes on a quest to discover what’s really going on in Coldriver. Spurred by his own weird dreams about a long-dead Russian girl and a glowing green stone, Drew finds himself in a race against the clock to save Cady. Unless he can discover a way to reverse the magic, Cady’s fate as the next Matushka on the sundown of her seventeenth birthday will be sealed. And with a cast of crazy Stepanov relatives all vying for Cady’s birthright, Drew is afraid she might not survive that long. The only way out is to realize his own connection to the town and the power of the ley.

Join Seth as he takes you down memory lane and discover what made this truly a day that he'll never forget! Normally, with his ADHD he's quite distracted however he's learned a few tips and strategies from his parents, teachers, and coach that helps him focus on what's important.Dedication~This book is dedicated to the many boys and girls who are struggling with ADHD. If I could give you any advice, it would be to “Do Your Best!”~To the many men and women who are currently serving our country to include their families and the veterans before them- Know that your service is not in vain. You are truly appreciated no matter what rank, position, or branch.~And to all the teachers and coaches worldwide who dedicate their lives to teach and make a difference in the lives of children, I say thank you! You have the power to make a lasting impression, and as a mom of a child with ADHD, I can assure you that your names will always be remembered for the positive words, and actions you’ve taken to ensure that all your students are successful.Sincerely,Erica Felisa Thompson