Books with author Linda Baker

This adorable journal is perfect for the busy person who wants to journal but doesn't have lots of time. It's designed so you can record the Peak, Pit, Prayer & Praise on any given day you can journal everyday or simply even now and then.Product Features:Size 5 × 8 inches126 Pages , Each page has space for 3 days Great size to carry everywhere in your bagMake a great Christmas, Birthday, Graduation GiftSoft Matte Cover

Stories of werewolves originate in one form or another in many cultures. Accompanied by vivid color illustrations and intriguing sidebars, this thrilling text draws the connection between popular fiction and the actual events and legends that inspired werewolf tales in the Americas. Students will explore the relationship between the historical perceptions of true events and the scary, life-threatening stories they engendered. Readers will examine how perceptions of these supernatural beings have changed over time and why they continue to dominate in literature, television, and movies.

Most people today see vampires as entertaining supernatural creatures popularized by the many book, television, and movie series that abound in popular fiction, but where do these stories originate? Many cultures around the world have tales of undead blood-sucking creatures. Exploring these supernatural beings within the context of American historical accounts and legends will enable students to understand the relationship between the time in which such stories were believed and the actual events that inspired them. Accompanied by full-color images and sidebars with fascinating details, this volume will capture the interest of any student intrigued by vampire stories.

Stories of werewolves originate in one form or another in many cultures. Accompanied by vivid color illustrations and intriguing sidebars, this thrilling text draws the connection between popular fiction and the actual events and legends that inspired werewolf tales in the Americas. Students will explore the relationship between the historical perceptions of true events and the scary, life-threatening stories they engendered. Readers will examine how perceptions of these supernatural beings have changed over time and why they continue to dominate in literature, television, and movies.

Two siblings, Hattie and Jude, living in a world where phones, gaming and modern technology dominate their lives. Until a week before Christmas, when Jim, their father, decides it's time to do something about it! Jim sends them to visit their grandparents whom they have not seen since birth. What is the purpose of this vacation so close to Christmas and are they really their grandparents? What adventure lies in wait for them in the attic of the old house they arrive at? Hettie and Jude embark on a journey of magical encounters, new friends and enemies. The question is will they unlock the mystery of this vacation and fulfil the task ahead of them? But most importantly will they make it home for Christmas?

Most people today see vampires as entertaining supernatural creatures popularized by the many book, television, and movie series that abound in popular fiction, but where do these stories originate? Many cultures around the world have tales of undead blood-sucking creatures. Exploring these supernatural beings within the context of American historical accounts and legends will enable students to understand the relationship between the time in which such stories were believed and the actual events that inspired them. Accompanied by full-color images and sidebars with fascinating details, this volume will capture the interest of any student intrigued by vampire stories.