Books with author Heather Beck

Enter the unknown... Heather Beck presents Journeys Through The Unknown, an anthology of supernatural adventures and unusual encounters. Gnome Genome Trapped in a mysterious garden, Meghan must play games with tricky gnomes to regain her freedom. A Weird Twist Of Fate When Judith finds an ancestor’s diary in the attic, she makes a startling discovery about her family. The Secret Oracle Of An Egyptian King After Dr. Riley and Vaughan unearth a mummy’s tomb, they are plagued by a deadly curse. Cold Territory The Palace of Ice is beautiful and brimming with gems, but Dale’s learning the hard way that once you enter, you can never leave. Kingdom Of Sugar Clayton’s adventure in a sugar wonderland becomes a nightmare when the candy comes alive. * Journeys Through The Unknown includes The Horror Diaries volumes 6-10.

Enter a world where anything is possible. Heather Beck presents Supernatural, an anthology of magic and secrets. Black Magic Wish A curse, cast thirteen years ago by a black magic witch, causes chaos for the unfortunate Jamie Banks. The Amazing Amber Cook Strong, smart and independent, Shane’s new friend would be perfect if only she wasn’t an alien. Jupiter’s Revenge: An Amber Cook Sequel After being abducted by an alien, Shane must devise a tricky plan in order to escape. Revenge Of The Fortune-Teller The magical life of Sage Michaels is revealed when she becomes a fortune-teller’s assistant at the local carnival. Home Grown Flowers The Walker sisters have an unsettling secret, but when Bridget discovers the truth, will anyone believe her? *Supernatural contains The Horror Diaries Volumes 16-20

2018 Bronze Medal Readers' Favorite Children's Social IssuesMom's Choice AwardLily and Niko Rabbit’s childcare class is practicing for the Great ShakeOut. They learn that the Great ShakeOut helps prepare them for an earthquake. They also learn the basics of what causes an earthquake and how it causes things to fall and break. It also can sound like a really loud tummy rumble. They also learn where they can go and what they should do (drop, cover, and hold on) to be safe inside buildings, outside, and in a car. At the end of the day they feel comfortable recognizing what an earthquake is and how to be safe should it happen.Reading this book is a great way for parents, childcare providers, and caregivers, to talk to toddlers and preschool children about earthquake safety in a non-frightening way. Children can easily relate with these characters and their story gives children the tools and information they need to help stay safe and be prepared should an earthquake happen.

When night falls and the moon shines brightly, creatures emerge to stalk their prey. Heather Beck presents Creatures Of The Night, an anthology of fangs, claws and jaws. Werewolf Hunting Missing people, cries in the night, unidentifiable animal tracks...this isn’t your average hunting lodge. Eyes Of Red Cute, smart and funny, Lisa’s new boyfriend would be perfect, if only he wasn’t a vampire. Night Of The Eel Something lies beneath the murky waters of Stony Loch, and it’s anything but friendly. The Pumpkin Patch When evil pumpkins grow in Scott’s backyard, Halloween turns into a never-ending nightmare. Call Of The Loon Camp Loon hides an ancient and deadly curse that befalls anyone who enters the woods. Caution: Animals Will Bite! *Creatures Of The Night includes The Horror Diaries Volumes 11-15.

Preschoolers Lily and Niko get a crash course on how to handle the unexpected when their vacation changes from sand castles and swimming to lessons in hurricane preparedness. But as the kids prepare to evacuate with their cousin Emma and her family, Niko’s favorite stuffy gets lost. Will they find him in time to evacuate safely? Or will this fuzzy family member get left behind? Reading this book is a great way for parents, childcare providers, and caregivers, to talk to toddlers and preschool children about hurricane preparedness and evacuation in a non-scary way.

2018 Silver Medal Readers' Favorite Children's Social Issues.Mom's Choice AwardLily and Niko Rabbit’s childcare class is at the elementary school science fair when a tornado warning happens. They learn how a tornado looks like an elephant trunk and sounds like a train. They also learn where they can go to be safe. When they find out the tornado damaged a neighbor’s house, they come together to help in their own charming way.Reading this book is a great way for parents, childcare providers, and caregivers, to talk to toddlers and preschool children about tornadoes in a non-scary way. Children can easily relate with these characters and their story gives children the tools and information they need to help stay safe should a tornado happen.

Mom's Choice Award - Gold RecipientLily and Niko Rabbit are at childcare when the weather changes and a thunderstorm strikes. One of the children’s parents is a meteorologist and he talks with the children about thunderstorms. They learn about severe weather events like thunderstorms and what conditions these events can bring, like lightning, hail, and winds. They also learn what to do to stay safe.

Preschoolers Lily and Niko get a crash course on how to handle the unexpected when their vacation changes from sand castles and swimming to lessons in hurricane preparedness. But as the kids prepare to evacuate with their cousin Emma and her family, Niko’s favorite stuffy gets lost. Will they find him in time to evacuate safely? Or will this fuzzy family member get left behind? Reading this book is a great way for parents, childcare providers, and caregivers, to talk to toddlers and preschool children about hurricane preparedness and evacuation in a non-scary way.

Little Miss Abigail is noticing something strange. She is doing things she can't control and doesn't understand why. With help from her parents and her doctor, Abigail begins to learn and accept that everyone is unique and special in their own way. Even though she has tourettes and she finds it can be annoying at times, that doesn't change that she is a beautiful, smart, imaginative, sweet little girl.

The magical truth about Peaches has been buried for long enough.The truth is that Peaches were not always grown in fields by farmers and sold by supermarkets. As you will soon discover, the truth about Peaches is far more extraordinary than that.Farmers and supermarkets will rally together to ban this story, so read it while you can! I don’t for a minute expect everyone to believe me— for it has been drummed into us for too long that fruits and vegetables are simple things grown in the ground— but I know for a fact that there are people out there who are desperate for the truth. So for you people, here it is.

Lily moves to a new city with her father. She meets a girl from her new school named Abby. The two girls were like sisters, had so much in common and the same plans for the future. Abby gets Lily a job with her at a local record store. One day at work Lily got a vision, but wasn't sure what to think about it. Not knowing anything about her mother who died when she was three may be the key to the odd things that are starting to happen to her. The girls saved their money for their summer trip to Italy. The day after graduation the girls get on a plane for Venice to start their biggest summer of their lives. They arrive in Venice, make their way to the villa, their home for the summer, and get everything unpacked. On the walk back to the car a dark stranger comes out of the shadows and grabs Abby and another man appears, but not soon enough, the dark stranger disappears with her. Lily is left with the other man who introduces himself as Ayden. He offers to take her home and help her find her friend. Ayden tells her that the world as she knows it is not as it seems and that it won't be as easy as she thinks it will be to get her friend out of the caves.

Preschoolers Lily and Niko get a crash course on how to handle the unexpected when their vacation changes from sand castles and swimming to lessons in hurricane preparedness. But as the kids prepare to evacuate with their cousin Emma and her family, Niko’s favorite stuffy gets lost. Will they find him in time to evacuate safely? Or will this fuzzy family member get left behind? Reading this book is a great way for parents, childcare providers, and caregivers, to talk to toddlers and preschool children about hurricane preparedness and evacuation in a non-scary way.