Books with author Jo Ann Schneider

Amelia and her dog are best friends . . . until Princess Sparkle-Heart comes along. Soon, Amelia and Princess Sparkle-Heart are doing everything together: having tea parties, attending royal weddings, keeping each other's secrets. Princess Sparkle-Heart may be an awesome princess doll—but is she any match for a jealous canine? Look out, Princess Sparkle-Heart! This witty parable of sibling rivalry has all the giggle-inducing visual detail and kid-appeal of the author's previous work, plus an unexpected twist that makes for a satisfyingly delicious ending.

Transgression of Magic – S.A. Schneider – 02-29-20 (Revision)His father lied. Magic is in his blood. When monsters attack from all sides, is one boy’s power enough to protect his land?Young Samual is pleased to finally be acknowledged for his abilities. Entertaining the people as the new Town Magician, he wonders why his gift was kept secret. But it all becomes clear when a bounty hunter arrives to punish his father for a deadly magical deed.Feeling betrayed by his dad hiding his powers, it doesn’t stop Samual racing to find help, only to be knocked back. With his father facing a fearsome battle and forbidden from using magic, Samual must pull a mechanical miracle out of his bag of tricks, or they’re all doomed…With his father locked in an impossible duel and his realm coming under siege, can Samual find the strength to defend them all?Transgression of Magic is the second action-packed story in the Town Magician middle grade fantasy series. If you like courageous young heroes, enchanted creatures, and fierce magical duels, then you’ll love S.A. Schneider’s enthralling tale.Buy Transgression of Magic to join a spellbinding adventure today!

Kid Amazing’s secret base is equipped with every gadget a superhero needs to defeat evil, but there is one villain who remains elusive—the Blob (a.k.a. his baby sister). Will Kid discover the superpower needed to defeat her before the entire city succumbs to her stink and slime? From Theodor Seuss Geisel Award winner Josh Schneider, this reassuring take on a common childhood issue proves that laughter can defuse even the most epic sibling rivalries.