Books with author Heather Paul

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.

Maggie's eighth grade year is the hardest one yet, filled with the drama of friends, school and family. Working toward a career in fashion design, she's all about adding class to every part of her life including parties and movie nights filled with makeovers and plenty of glitter and glam. Maggie is also facing the challenges of keeping her best friends and removing the toxic ones. With the help of trusted friends, her mom and her dog Joker, Maggie is figuring out not only algebra, but also the patience it takes to tolerate a whiney classmate who always seems to get her way. When an incident at the school threatens to drag Maggie and her friends into trouble and potentially damages their future, she realizes how much some of her friends have changed. She also finds the importance of being true to herself as she prepares for high school.

This simple coloring book is a fun way to learn letters and numbers for toddlers. The illustrations combine animals and letters associated with the animals. The toddler can try to guess the name of the animals by the letters. It also has numbers and shapes. The number of shapes represents the illustrated numeral, so the toddler can count using visual images. This is a fun way to spend time with your toddler.

Describes several animals that may seem strange-looking, including the goosefish and frogfish, the hoaztin, the tarsier, the basilisk lizard, walking stick and walking leaf insects, the platypus, the Surinam toad, and the manatee, and explains how their special characteristics help them survive.Describes several animals that may seem strange-looking, including the goosefish and frogfish, the hoaztin, the tarsier, the basilisk lizard, walking stick and walking leaf insects, the platypus, the Surinam toad, and the manatee, and explains how their special characteristics help them survive

Fishing problems, Oh my! Even a daily fisherman could use some encouragement. Thomas the Tiger has met his match. Will his friends help him succeed? Come along with Thomas, Lana, and Daisy as they try to catch the big fish. Heather Pheather is a published children's author and illustrator. She loves to teach and demonstrate the kingdom of God through imagination to the children of the world. She is a survivor of a spinal cord injury and with her family by her side, she has overcome the daily challenges of life. She is a wife of 20 years to Charles Thomas Levi Jr. who has inspired her and pushed her to succeed in teachings and challenges of this life. She is a mother of three wonderful teenage boys and she is active in their functions. She resides in Graysville, TN with her family and lives each and every day to the fullest, in hopes of encouraging others to do the same while standing upon the promises of God.