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  • The Magic Ballerina Slippers

    Jeannie Franklin

    language (, May 22, 2013)
    A magical story about how a girl through many trials was able to find success in dancing. Elizabeth awakened to find a beautiful round box sitting on her dresser. When she opened the box, white butterflies flew all around her. She found something odd in the box. Something odd but magical all the same. She remembered when she'd spent time with Grandmother and how Grandmother loved white butterflies. Grandmother was gone now and it took a while for Elizabeth to stop crying when she thought about her. How could Grandmother have known that she wanted to quit dancing? There was magic in the Ballerina Slippers! Elizabeth did find magic in her life by working hard and not giving up even though it was difficult at times.
  • The Magic Ballerina Slippers: A magical writing about a girl who through many trials life became a beautiful ballerina with the help of her ... story with mesmerizing visual effects.

    Jeannie Lynn Franklin

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, May 21, 2013)
    A magical story about how a girl through many trials was able to find success in dancing. Elizabeth awakened to find a beautiful round box sitting on her dresser. When she opened the box, white butterflies flew all around her. She found something odd in the box. Something odd but magical all the same. She remembered when she'd spent time with Grandmother and how Grandmother loved white butterflies. Grandmother was gone now and it took a while for Elizabeth to stop crying when she thought about her. How could Grandmother have known that she wanted to quit dancing? There was magic in the Ballerina Slippers! Elizabeth did find magic in her life by working hard and not giving up even though it was difficult at times.
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  • A Place Called Copperas Mountain

    Jeff Franklin

    language (, May 6, 2010)
    A 30,000 word novel about the first romance of life's experience through two youths, who love esoteric concersation, music, physics, theology, Einstein, American Indian and European history, and each other, culminating through that first kiss - captured forever by a legend of ancient folklore. Meet Jensen and Valeria, two youths hardly knowing they're close to adolescence, a tenor and an alto in an American youth choir. They first meet on a dangerous spelunking outing, and despite Jensen's infinite, toxic shyness, they discover attraction between them is growing, whether in or out of their choir class. The affinity increases during the choir's singing tour in Europe. But conflicting forces (both internal and external) work throughout, especially in Europe, which not only separate the couple, but nearly kill them as well. Finally, back in America near novel's end, by coincidental accident, a kiss seals their love forever by being captive in a legend of ancient American Indian floklore - a forgotten legend told to the couple in the beginning by an old timer. From a year out of adolescence, a flashback till the final chapter of this novel - it's a fusion of psychology, science, fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, adventure and mystery all rolled into one - building a story which heralds the splendor of youthful love's vigor - culminating in the final chapter. Perhaps we, of all ages, should take lesson from that tender time of natural innocence....