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  • I'm a Horse Smeller

    Justine Riley

    Hardcover (Sketch Journal Record, July 13, 2018)
    This is a book for horse lovers and children alike. It is a playfully serious book about horses, in rhyme, inspired by a twelve year horse love. This book playfully tells about how to say hi to a horse, what horses like to eat, the work involved in having a horse and much more! All the illustrations in this book were originally made by hand using book cloth, scissors and an old singer sewing machine. To learn more visit www.HorseSmeller.com.
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  • The End: A Novelette of Haunting Omens & Harrowing Discovery

    Justine Avery

    language (Justine Avery, Sept. 2, 2015)
    It's impossible but it's on-screen. He's capturedā€”on cameraā€”the scene of his own death.One weekday to the next, Trevor quietly fulfills his roles as loving husband and father-to-be, trusted best friend, and dependable employee. He's chosen normality, routine, simplicity, even predictability: everything he never had as a child. And he prefers it that way.And then comes Saturday.The weekends are Trevor's alone. On the weekends, Trevor is king.Charging into the beckoning canyonlands of southern Utah, Trevor seeks out true challenge without hesitation, dares the ever-changing terrain to test his finest skill, and defies death itself as he pushes his mind and body to the max.He is the Weekend Warrior. Master of his machine. Trevor is a freeride mountain biker, and when he rides, the earth is at his command. Of course, he has to capture it all on camera. Trevor never rides without his helmet-mounted GoPro, recording the real-time video of his every triumph and technical maneuver.But this Saturday, the camera captures so much more. When Trevor presses the play button, eager to relive the thrilling moments of his impressive, recent ride, the scene that plays out before him on the television screen ends in an unexpected way. The footage is more than captivating; it's horrifying.They say that, in this age of advanced technology, if it wasn't filmed, it never happened. But what if it hasn't happenedā€”yetā€”and it's already on film?He has only two options: succumb to his fate the footage foretells or fightā€”to the death if need beā€”for his very own life.ā™¦ Medalist Award for Psychological Suspense (New Apple Summer E-Book Awards) ā™¦ Bronze Award for Best Short Story (Feathered Quill Book Awards) ā™¦ First Place Ebook Award (Reviewers Choice Literary Awards) ā™¦ Silver Award for Short Story Fiction (Readers' Favorite International Book Awards) ā™¦ B.R.A.G. Medallion ā™¦Enjoy the Read...If you delight in death foretold, outdoor adventure stories, mountain biking, cycling, and extreme sports adventure, and elements of your well-loved techno thriller, outdoor thriller, thriller wonder stories, and psychological thrillers best sellers, you'll relish reading The End.
  • Power up your Vocabulary; Grades 4-7: Ideal for Standardized tests

    Justin J

    Paperback (Independently published, Feb. 18, 2019)
    Over 540 Must-know Words for Grades 4 to 7 and more than 1500 review questions.What does it mean to know a word?1. Know the meaning. This may involve both the dictionary definition and associations of the word.2. Know how to spell it and say it.3. Know the part of speech e.g. noun, verb or adjective.4. Know how to use the word grammatically in a sentence.5. Know which words it does, or does not collocate with.This book aims to teach all of these aspects of acquiring vocabulary. This book Aims to: ā€¢Improve the vocabulary of children in Grades 4 to 7.ā€¢Encourage students to really get to know words, acquire and internalize vocabulary for use, and not just memorize a word list.ā€¢Teach vocabulary learning skills to enable students to go on to further self-study.ā€¢Provide interesting and varied exercises to test and consolidate learning.Organization of the Book ā€¢ The book comprises 25 units each with two lessons followed by 3 exercises. ā€¢ Each Unit contains about 20-25 new target words shown in bold.ā€¢ Each unit and each lesson has a theme containing related words. This makes it easier to learn the new words and use them in context.Some Examples of Themes in the book are;Compound Nouns, Extreme Adjectives, Greek Origin, Idiomatic Verbs, Antonyms, Synonyms etc.ā€¢The units are self-contained and it is not necessary to study the book page by page. Students and teachers can dip into any part of the book to meet specific needs.ā€¢There is a Table of Contents at the beginning and an alphabetical word list at the end to help you find what you need.
  • Big Book of Sensory Bins

    Justine Young

    language (, May 3, 2020)
    We all know it's not easy keeping little ones engaged and entertained, this is why I love sensory bins! Sensory bins are packed full of beneļ¬ts. They expose toddlers to new textures and sensory experiences. They promote ļ¬ne motor skills such as pouring, scooping, digging and picking up objects. Sensory bins also promote play and imagination. Watch your child emerge themselves into the world the bin oļ¬€ers. Your toddler will soon be making animal sounds, pretending to cook, and building sand castles. I have done all the work and put together a big list of sensory bins for you in this book
  • I Spy alphabet: Animals A-Z.Game for 2-5 Year Olds

    Justine Weld

    eBook (, June 19, 2020)
    I Spy Alphabet is a simple colorful book that teaches letters and animal names. Colorful birds and funny dogs will help your child memorize letters and animal names for children aged 2-5 years. Make learning fun and pleasure for your child. Fits as a gift for a small student on every occasion and also an occasional gift.
  • Uninvited

    Justine Musk

    Paperback (MTV Books, Sept. 11, 2007)
    Kelly Ruland's world fell apart when her brother Jasper walked away the sole survivor of a car accident...and kept walking right out of town. She doesn't want to believe that Jasper was at fault - but then why did he run away? How could he abandon Kelly and her parents? Now, former star student and athlete Kelly struggles to care about anything anymore, sleepwalking through school and experimenting with dangerous behavior as she tries to fill the void inside her. Then one night, Jaspers returns...but he's not alone. Someone has followed him home. Someone who hides in the space behind the truth, who hovers in the shadows between the known and the unknown. His name is Archie, and he is the stranger they never asked to know, the guest they never invited . And he's about to challenge Kelly and Jasper to a game that demands a price they may not be willing to pay...
  • Uninvited

    Justine Musk

    eBook (MTV Books, Sept. 11, 2007)
    Kelly Ruland's world fell apart when her brother Jasper walked away the sole survivor of a car accident...and kept walking right out of town. She doesn't want to believe that Jasper was at fault - but then why did he run away? How could he abandon Kelly and her parents? Now, former star student and athlete Kelly struggles to care about anything anymore, sleepwalking through school and experimenting with dangerous behavior as she tries to fill the void inside her. Then one night, Jaspers returns...but he's not alone. Someone has followed him home. Someone who hides in the space behind the truth, who hovers in the shadows between the known and the unknown. His name is Archie, and he is the stranger they never asked to know, the guest they never invited . And he's about to challenge Kelly and Jasper to a game that demands a price they may not be willing to pay...
  • Miss Honey Goes to the Dog Park

    Justine Shoaf

    language (, Jan. 28, 2020)
    Miss Honey, a papillon, goes on an adventure to the dog park. There she encounters some other dogs who make fun of her for having big ears. She goes off by herself feeling bad about being made fun of. But when a small child goes missing she uses her big ears to find her and save the day! The dogs apologize for being mean and they all become friends. Miss Honey goes home after a fun filled day at the park and her owner explains to her that its okay to be different. We are all beautiful in our own ways.
  • Let's Count CHILDREN WHO LOVE SPORT: Game for 2-5 Year Olds.Numbers From 1-10

    Justine Weld

    eBook (, June 19, 2020)
    A fun game of guessing the number of photos of children who love sport for children aged 2-5 years. Can you find and count them? This is a children's book that will help them find out how many young athletes there are. Teach your child to count, play and learn will be a pleasure. A perfect book for small students. Develop counting skills, learn to count that young athletes will have fun without even knowing they are learning!
  • Shatter

    Justine Dodge

    Paperback (Justine Dodge, Dec. 16, 2016)
    Trapped in the frozen wasteland of Ireland, Peter and his brother, Felix, are in a constant battle for their lives. It doesn't help that they and the other Surface Dwellers are always in fear of being abducted. Rachel Brown lives in the Glass City, a massive city that hovers above the west coast of Ireland. But the City hides an ugly secret, even from Rachel: without the slaves from the Surface, the City would fall. Chaos erupts when Peter is ripped from the Surface to be a slave for the mayor of the Glass City--Rachel's father--leaving Felix behind with near fatal injuries. Both Rachel and Peter's worlds are shattered as Peter fights to get back to his brother and Rachel learns just how monstrous the people of the Glass City really are.
  • Alphabet

    Justine Smith

    Board book (Cartwheel Books, July 1, 2008)
    From Little Scholastic comes this innovative and interactive touch-and-feel first alphabet book for babies and toddlers!Ages: Baby to 2 years.Bold and bright, this tactile board book features letters to name and objects to touch. Sing the alphabet song with this appealing, hands-on format!
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  • Starcrush

    Justine Erler

    eBook (Trio Capital LLC, Dec. 19, 2013)
    What if the best things in life were on the verge of ending? What ifeverything you knew, everything, you believed in ... was suddenly wrong?Strikingly stylized and intensely paced, the debut novel of Justine Erler's Starcrush series introduces a psychically-intuitive teenager who finds herselftorn between rival aliens who look ... spectacularly human.Like a dark kiss with a quiet intensity that's almost poetic, Starcrush unravels the emotionally-conflicted world of high school senior GennaSavoy as she begins an "on again, off again" relationship with themysteriously aloof Byron. From the onset, Byron makes it clear that he's just passing through with no intention of staying, even as the coupleforge an inescapable bond through music. After an inevitable separation, a reclusive Genna finds herself swept into the breathlessly buoyantworld of Elon, a fiercely uninhibited graduate student who unlike Byron, is imbued with a contagious exuberance for life. Set in actual locations in the New York - New Jersey area and Florence, Italy, Starcrush is a paranormal romance, balanced against the stark contrast ofrealism. From darkness to light, the novel drifts between two differentrelationships, each presenting evocative themes focused on love andjealousy.