Books with author Juliet Juliet

Sprout is a young goblin. Young goblins often get into scrapes. That’s probably all you need to know, because who doesn’t like to read about others getting out of tricky situations, especially when they’re goblins?When Sprout witnesses a Biglander stealing his ma’s ring, at a time when he should’ve been looking after it, he knows he has to get it back. Aided by his uncle Long Tooth, he makes a plan.Even though this task will take him out of The Forest of the Hooting Owl, a place that only forest dwellers know is there, because it is hidden behind a veil of magic, he is determined to succeed. His ma’s happiness depends upon him.How many attempts will it take? Is it even possible to do? And what is the truth about the Biglander who managed to get into the forest?The Goblin and the Stolen Ring is a 15,000 word tale for children aged 8-12 and anyone else who is young of heart. Sprout’s waiting for you right now. Why not join him on his adventures today?

Football Notebook integral, Perfect for a football coach or player to create an american football playbook.This football field diagram notebook is a must have for coaches. With 100 pages that are half field and half lined notebook, it can be used as a playbook, scouting notebook, or practice planner. It makes a great gift idea for any serious football coach.

Never eat the berries. This is something Sprout was taught from a very young age, because no one wants to experience faerie wrath. However, a witch who wasn’t brought up in the forest might be tempted, especially in the abundance of the now constant summer in The Forest of the Hooting Owl.How can a witch who has broken faerie law be kept safe, a witch who shouldn’t even be in the forest? A possible solution comes from a totally unexpected place, which involves a good deal of trust. But will it work?An adventurous tale of hiding, waiting, tests of magic, and some excellent photography skills, awaits those who dare to follow along.Discover how Sprout helps to save the day, along with help from a surprising new friend, in this exciting story for pre-teen readers, now.

Sprout is a goblin. A young goblin. Young goblins often get into scrapes. That’s probably all you need to know, because who doesn’t like to read about others getting out of tricky situations, especially when they’re goblins?You can now join Sprout, his family and friends, on their adventures in The Forest of the Hooting Owl, in this single omnibus edition. Get your copy today and delve into a word of witches, trolls, faeries, sprites, riddle frogs and, of course, goblins.

Felicity Lane, an 11-year-old girl from the sleepy town of Oakvale, struggles to make friends at school because she has a reputation as a scaredy-cat. She never takes risks, never causes trouble and never stands up for herself. But things change when she finds a hidden link to a strange, secret app: GoYu. The app contains an intelligent AI which befriends Felicity and offers to change her life, by letting her upload her fears into it.

Never eat the berries. This is something Sprout was taught from a very young age, because no one wants to experience faerie wrath. However, a witch who wasn’t brought up in the forest might be tempted, especially in the abundance of the now constant summer in The Forest of the Hooting Owl. How can a witch who has broken faerie law be kept safe, a witch who shouldn’t even be in the forest? A possible solution comes from a totally unexpected place, which involves a good deal of trust. But will it work?An adventurous tale of hiding, waiting, tests of magic, and some excellent photography skills, awaits those who dare to follow along.Discover how Sprout helps to save the day, along with help from a surprising new friend, in this exciting story for pre-teen readers, now.

Marly and Aerie are two guide dogs working across the United States with Juliet and Shawn, who are blind. This adventure takes place in our nation’s capital, Washington DC, where the dogs guide their handlers as they explore America’s historical monuments. At the National Air and Space Museum, they learn about the first airplane, explore the solar system, and find moon rocks. Their guide work in the hotel displays excellence until Marly’s adventures turn upside down. Aerie’s adventures at the Title Basin keep Shawn on his toes. Racing through the Capital Mall during a thunderstorm surprises their companions at the undeniable abilities of blind people. As always, Shawn, Juliet, and their guides manage to make an impression on everyone they meet.

When an unexpected face appears at the door to Sprout’s cave in Coven’s Corner, he knows that secrets are at risk of coming out. The question is, who is going to have to tell the truth, because Wizards aren’t easy to hide. Sprout has his work cut out trying to keep things running smoothly, what with hooting owls butting in on conversations, a sprite determined to catch up with a promise-bearer and a riddle frog on a mission to fulfil his destiny. Wandering around the forest turns out to be much more challenging than he could ever have imagined. How easy is it to trick a sprite? Who is prepared to eat wriggly food? Are hooting owls all-knowing, or just all-seeing? Find out today by taking a leaf out of Sprout’s book and entering The Forest of the Hooting Owl. The Goblin and a Wizard Search, Book Three in the Tales from the Forest of the Hooting Owl Series, is a 15,000 word chapter book for children aged 8-12 and anyone else who is young of heart.

When Tobin is kidnapped, he has no idea how much longer he might live, let alone what secrets his future life holds for him.There are a lot of secrets. Who he is. What he is. How he fits into the human world.The past is catching up with him and he has some tough decisions to make that will affect both the living and the dead.Buy this standalone fantasy novel now and find out how Tobin copes with the truth.

Sometimes, the only way to change your life is to travel. Eighteen-year-old Mara Scott has been given a chance to find a solution to her world’s climate and pollution problems. She is to travel to another world, an alternative timeline, in the hope that lessons can be learned. She’s far from the first and uppermost in her mind is the fact that her boyfriend, Leo McNaught, travelled six months earlier and never came back. She's under no illusion. She knows this is a dangerous mission. But Mara finds herself distracted. The probability of her being able to find a solution is nothing compared to the probability of seeing Leo, or rather, a version of Leo. Yet, that is what happens. Her heart ruling her head is not a problem she had expected to encounter.