Books with author Glenn Wright

Any parent of a toddler has been through the troubles of their child being too scared to sleep in their own bed "just because"--because of a monster, because of a noise, or because of a bad dream. Hopefully this book will be the companion to all the reasons why our young ones should want to spend more time in their bedrooms and realize that there is nothing to fear. This book takes a child on a journey to all the places they wouldn't want to sleep and outlines the reasons why their own bed is the perfect place to sleep.

This novella is a complete spoiler. If you have not read Filter or the Bluestocking Girl please avert your eyes. "William Drexler the Third thrust his hand gently back into the darkness There was something else. It felt like leather. He gripped it, cautious of its age and pulled it into the light. A book. With a long finger he began to lift the cover but the unbound pages began to slide out. He carried it over to the bed, set the lantern down beside him. Gingerly, he placed the book on his lap and with great care turned the cover back. Jagged bits of the original pages clung to the binding. Someone had torn out the pages of Jane Eyre and replaced them with their own work. With her own work, William’s thoughts corrected.approximate word count: 30,000

In 1905 Katie yearns for the attention of her husband who spends all his energy working for Doctor von Strassenberg. Nothing can break him from his obsessive allegiance for the doctor with exception of the doctor's young and handsome grandson who has just arrived back from Europe. In 2010 William Drexler III is still nowhere to be found. Raquel von Strassenberg joins forces with William's lovely secretary Abbie. Together they plan to breech the walls of Raquel's ancestral home to discover just what young Peter von Strassenberg has been up to

Buy the 4-in-1 and save $2!The first four installments of the sweeping gothic tale of love and horror, The von Strassenberg Saga. Katherine Demure and Viktor von Strassenberg were never meant to fall in love. For his own purposes, Count Klaus von Strassenberg does everything in his power to separate his son from the fiery young Katherine. In his efforts to protect his own interests, however, he sets off an explosion of consequences that will be felt for more than a century. Praise for Filter from Refracted Light Reviews:“I don’t want to give anything away in this story, but Filter is a dark gothic romance and to me evokes a little Bronte, and some other authors that I won’t mention for fear of revealing too much….. Most paranormal-esque YA books are pretty predictable; it can be pretty easy to guess what the schtick is….but I have to say that up until 2/3 of the novel I was kept guessing, wondering what in the world was going on. And I love that! I love being given the opportunity to not know…to develop a couple wild theories on my own. Wright really has created something original and lovely with Filter that will stay with you long after the story is over.”Praise for Filter from BunnyCates.comWhen you finish a book, and you have to smoke a fake cigarette…that’s when you know you’ve read something amazing. I totally recommend this one for anyone who enjoys: historical fiction, romance, suspense, mystery, ya.

Have fun cooking with kids and teaching them this valuable life skill. Teach children about healthy eating as they take part in this activity. Fun Cooking With Kids is a blank cookbook that you can fill in with your own recipes. Collect easy recipes for kids to try. You may need to substitute particular ingredients depending on your kid’s needs, want to use sugar alternatives, gluten free, egg free etc. You can easily use Fun Cooking With Kids to create your own kid's cookbook, keep records and notes and even rate the recipes. Includes 45 lined pages with a place for a picture on each page.

In 1905 Katie yearns for the attention of her husband who spends all his energy working for Doctor von Strassenberg. Nothing can break him from his obsessive allegiance for the doctor with exception of the doctor's young and handsome grandson who has just arrived back from Europe. In 2010 William Drexler III is still nowhere to be found. Raquel von Strassenberg joins forces with William's lovely secretary Abbie. Together they plan to breech the walls of Raquel's ancestral home to discover just what young Peter von Strassenberg has been up to.