Books with author Jessie Williams

Babies are just adorable! But from the moment they are conceived up until the time they get placed in our arms, we are left in the dark as to what they are up to in the womb. They spend an estimated 280 to 294 days cushioned in the comfort of the womb and each day comes with its magic and mysteries. This book: Interesting Facts about Babies & Toddler reveals some hidden (and some not-so-hidden) fun facts about babies while in the womb, when they are born, and when they become toddlers. It is educative and enlightening and will also entertain you if you are bored and have some minutes on hand to spare. It's an ideal read for everyone but will be greatly beneficial to a select group of people. Who Should Read This Book - If You are Pregnant (Wouldn't it be fun to know what your precious little one is up to in there?) - If You are a Parent to a Little Baby and are Struggling to understand Some of Their Acts. - If You Have a Toddler on Hand (They are adorable but can be quite a handful) - If You Love Kids and Would Love to Find Out More About Them Download this book and get to find out those fun and interesting facts about babies and kids now.

Imagination can create – or it can destroy. Sam Little, a wildly imaginative ten-year old boy, holds that power in his mind. In an effort to cope in the ordinary world, Sam makes one heartfelt wish to make his imagination real. He doesn’t quite realize the seriousness of his wish until his once imaginary, but now quite real friend, Yetews, unexpectedly draws him into the hidden world of Imagia. Though he believes that he is merely on an adventure of his own creating, he begins to see that he’s wrong. What begins as an exciting adventure quickly spirals into a waking nightmare. With the help of his Guardian and the friends he makes along the way, he discovers just how powerful imagination is and how dangerous it can be when used by the wrong mind. His unique ability will alter the course of his life and change the very world he’s in. Once he finds that he’s been brought into this world in the midst of dark and dangerous times, he’s forced upon a decision that no child should be forced to make – return home, or become one of the lost children in Imagia forever.

Schnoo, The Changeable Animal is the story of a young girl, Lori, who has gone through her young life feeling as an outcast, without an understanding of how much she has to offer the world. Schnoo appears, a magical animal of many forms, and helps Lori to realize that her life can be much different and better than she ever could believe she deserved.

Imagia changed Sam Little. No longer a small, helpless, ten-year old boy, he finds that returning from a world he was never meant to stay in has caused more problems than he ever imagined it could.. He is struggling in the real world. With his faithful dog, Titus, he finds himself doing everything possible to hide his power from the world he no longer feels he belongs in. But going back to Imagia, no matter how hard he tries, seems impossible. And more than anything, he misses his best friend and Guardian, Yetews. Then one day, someone quite unexpected meets him and changes his theories forever. When the two worlds he loves begin to collide, he’s once again faced with decisions that seem all too difficult to make. His power has grown and his peaceful life on Treetop Lane is about to be shaken. Old friends and new must join together to find a way to make things right again. Imagia is beckoning. Now Sam must choose once more whether or not to answer the call.

All of Jessie's world is a stage, and she's determined to become a player, in Drama Queens in the House by Julie Williams.Sixteen-year-old Jessie Jasper Lewis doesn't remember a time in her life when she wasn't surrounded by method actors, bright spotlights, and feather boas. Her parents started the Jumble Players Theater together, and theater is the glue that holds her crazy family together. But when she discovers that her father's cheating on her mother with a man, Jessie feels like her world is toppling over. And on top of everything else, she has to deal with a delusional aunt who is predicting the end of the world. Jessie certainly doesn't feel ready to be center stage in the production that is her family. But where does she belong in all of this chaos?

Everybody loves beautiful bees and butterflies, but what about kids who like more mucky creatures - the ones that live down in the dirt or eat their own poo? These minibeasts are just as deserving of attention. This beautifully illustrated title will explore the wonderful world of the slimy worms. Worms are amazing creatures. They get rid of dead leaves and animals from the ground. Their poo makes soil full of goodness so that plants grow tall and strong. But did you know that worms don't have eyes or lungs or teeth? Or that if a worm is in sunlight for more than an hour, they'll die. Find out all about these incredible, but mucky, minibeasts.Full of facts, the accessible text combined with cute, beautiful artwork results in a stunning non-fiction picture book.Ideal for allowing children to learn more about minibeasts, but also for introducing them to habitats and understanding other living creatures

Ben Jennings, an Australian boy, is coming to the end of his year long stay in England. After the ordeal endured during the first few weeks of his visit here, he is enjoying friendships made when he first found he was being haunted by the ghost of a boy who had died and was hidden in the cottage that he and his parents were renting.Ben is not looking forward to leaving those close friends, especially the beautiful and mystic Flicky, his girlfriend.When the youngsters discover that a cottage, situated in a remote place and being renovated by the father of one of them is also haunted, this time by a modern ghost, Ben finds he is unwittingly drawn to the centre of this fresh mystery by the fact the ghost has the same Australian accent as himself. It seems impossible an Aussie ghost should be haunting this old but newly modernised cottage in the heart of rural England.In seeking to solve this problem, the small group of friends suffer terrifying and puzzling experiences. These are made worse by rumours of the haunting coming to the attention of the media, both in the local press and with an unfriendly television reporter.