Books with author Jay Wilson

In the third book of the Blood Mage Chronicles, Anais finds herself thrust into training to be part of a small strike team assigned to the front lines of the war with the furies. Entrusted with the skills of an assassin, she enters the field. Although Anais and her companions prove strategic in holding the furies at bay, they face disastrous internal strife. She must use every skill at her disposal to stay alive.

Placed into the service of Lady Mediera, Sister Anais settles into her new life. The war in the south continues to brew, but Anais is distracted by the social intricacies of court life. She helps Mediera through the birth of her first child and must protect them both against a mysterious threat. With a new power source at her disposal, Anais finds herself more than capable of battling even her most sophisticated of foes. The fourth book of the blood mage chronicles continues Anais’s saga, following Anais of Gable’s House.

Stories about a fake cake, a bike ride, a tree house, a wise bride, a trick mule, and a rude dude. What do they have in common? They are a fun way for your 4-8 year old to learn about one syllable words with silent e. This book introduces the sound patterns of “vowel”, “consonant”, “silent e”, with color coding. It also uses the “ee” pattern, which is also very common. This vocabulary focuses on decodable words with rhyming patterns so your child can build skills in a gradual manner. These stories are built on the vocabulary from other books by Jane Wilson. By the time your child has read these books, she will also have had practice with over half of the 300 most commonly used printed words (These 300 words make up about 65% of all written material in English.) There are lots of activities for parent–child interaction, internet searches, active games, and craft ideas. Characters model how to deal with rudeness, show patience, resolve conflicts and make the best of difficult circumstances. Parent notes include comprehension tips, ways to help your child learn the long vowel sounds, plus other literary skills all in the context of fun stories, games, and activities. These books are also great for struggling readers of all ages. Enjoy this opportunity to give your child the gift of reading!

One Peace celebrates the "Power of One," and specifically the accomplishments of children from around the globe who have worked to promote world peace. Janet Wilson challenges today's children to strive to make a difference in this beautifully illustrated, fact-filled and fascinating volume of portraits of many "heroes for today." Canadian Craig Kielburger, who started Free the Children to help victims of child labor at the age of twelve, has been nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize. Farlis Calle, forced to identify the body of a young friend―a victim of her country's civil war―started the Columbia Children's Movement for Peace. At age ten, Kimmie Weeks, a refugee from the Liberian civil war, came within a whisper of being buried in a mass grave. Almost miraculously he survived and vowed to make a difference in the lives of other children. At thirteen he established Voices of the Future, Liberia's first child rights advocacy group. Other portraits feature the accomplishments of children from Sarajevo, Japan, the United Kingdom, Cambodia, Afghanistan and the United States. These moving testaments to the courage and initiative of youth will inspire readers young and old.

One Peace celebrates the "Power of One," and specifically the accomplishments of children from around the globe who have worked to promote world peace. Janet Wilson challenges today's children to strive to make a difference in this beautifully illustrated, fact-filled and fascinating volume of portraits of many "heroes for today."Canadian Craig Kielburger, who started Free the Children to help victims of child labor at the age of twelve, has been nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize. Farlis Calle, forced to identify the body of a young friend—a victim of her country's civil war—started the Columbia Children's Movement for Peace. At age ten, Kimmie Weeks, a refugee from the Liberian civil war, came within a whisper of being buried in a mass grave. Almost miraculously he survived and vowed to make a difference in the lives of other children. At thirteen he established Voices of the Future, Liberia's first child rights advocacy group. Other portraits feature the accomplishments of children from Sarajevo, Japan, the United Kingdom, Cambodia, Afghanistan and the United States. These moving testaments to the courage and initiative of youth will inspire readers young and old.

Blank Comic Book : 120 Pages of creative fun This amazing book is for the kids, teens and even adults who loves cartooning and writing comic stories.This sketchbook helps the kids spend hours designing, drawing and writing their stories.It is filled with various styles of blank comic book templatesWith 120 pages, this blank comic notebook will keep budding artists showcase their creativity and talent.A 8.5 x 11 inches book with solid white blank pages has large spaces for the kids to unveil their creative side and immerse themselves. Think about an afternoon, when your kid would indulge in making something big on the pages of this amazing comic book.

So What Can A Bee Teach You About Life?Have You Ever Wondered What Goes On Inside the Mysterious Land of the Bees?Well now you can, through a little riveting tale about how a greedy bumblebee came to know the ways of the land. Did the bee actually contribute or did he continue his greedy ways and fall flat on his tail? Would his honey enrich the neighborhood or would it poison the entire hive?Discover the secret to life inside this little tale about honey making and friend making.Buy Now and Discover What Happens.