Books with author Grandpa C

br clear="left"/>The Land of the Three Elves, Volume Two - Inside the Curve of the River is a collection of stories that continue where The Land of the Three Elves, Volume One-Beginnings ends. The first three stories in this volume tell how Popcorn, Alphonse and Sopping Wet came to live in the Salt Forest. The fourth story tells about the arrival and first year of Surely Two Crows. Then follow ten more stories taken from the lives of the elves who live in the mountains, meadow and forest inside the river's curve. The stories go on and on.

Zachary looks at the date printed on the right hand corner of today’s newspaper and realizes he still has five weeks before school starts. With no treasure to find (Young Zachary-Case of the Confederate Gold) or ghosts to chase (Young Zachary-the Case of Grandma Jubee), so far this has been a boring summer. Mindlessly turning the pages of the paper he thinks, I’d even settle for hunting down another Gray (Young Zachary- the Case of the Alien Encounter). Zachary stops sulking when an article peaks his interest; there was a theft in the neighborhood. After reading the article, he realizes this is what he needs to relieve the boredom. Zachary enlists the help of Larry and Igor to help him find Chad’s Mother’s, stolen jewelry. The three of them aren’t exactly friends; they’re like oil and water. Only the promise of a $10,000.00 reward keeps their fragile truce intact. A percentage of the profits will go to ZFRF, an organization that helps families with cancer. For more information on ZFRF visit www.zfrf.net

At the start of another summer, a classmate comes over and informs Zachary that his sister may have been abducted by extraterrestrials. His only clue is triangles on his sister's body. Because the police won't help, the classmate begs Zachary to help his sister figure out why the triangles are on her stomach, with more showing up each day. Zachary believes it may be a hoax but helps them anyway.A portion of the profits will go to ZFRF, an organization that helps families of cancer patients. For more information on ZFRF visit www.zfrf.net

This is a story set around Christmas that explains how the Müsh Mice leave candy and money to good boys and girls. It is a fun story to read any time, especially on or around Christmas Eve. The excitement is not only the gift of the book, but also the present left in the sack at the end. Please cut and slide a gift in the sack (as indicated) on the last page of the story.