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  • Little Tiger's Big Holiday

    Mark Marshall

    Hardcover (Gullane Children's Books, May 5, 2010)
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  • The Rook and the King

    R. A. Marshall

    language (, May 22, 2015)
    Kristin, Jon, and Jeremiah have made it home safely from the Mentalist world, but Layla's been left behind. Poisoned by the dangerous creatures in the forest, she's slipping in and out of consciousness when Lawrence discovers her alone in the woods.Back in Arkansas, the Shifters assume the worst for their missing pack member, but are unable to find Layla's body. Will they put two-and-two together in time to save Layla? And will Layla survive her ordeal with Lawrence's clan?In this exciting conclusion to the young adult fantasy and science fiction series, the Guardians of the Portal trilogy, meet new characters, visit new worlds, and learn more about the ongoing war between the Explorers and the Mentalists. If you haven't read the first two books (The Portal and the Panther and The Girl Between Worlds), read them for free by visiting http://ninja-writer.com.
  • Would You Rather Game Book for Kids 6-12 Years Old: Hilarious Questions, Silly Scenarios, Quizzes and Funny Jokes for Kids

    Nick Marshall

    eBook (, July 11, 2020)
    Would You Rather GameBook for Kids 6-12 Years OldThe right questions can help you learn so much about the people you love and think you know well.There has been a trend in recent decades that families are becoming less attached than in the past.In this book, you will find,• 100++ fun, crazy and inspiring "would you rather" questions• Many, many other questions that you would never have thought of yourself• An opportunity to learn things you don't think possible about the people you love• Opportunities to involve your children in family activities without video games or screens• Question that brings up your inner child and has a lot of crazy funThe book provides a flexible approach towards family bonding. Not only can you answer the featured questions, but you can also elaborate further on topics of interest. You can dig into a niche that interests you and you can even draft your own questions to take the experience to the next level.And on top of that, you can play the game over and over again even if you ask the same questions.As your kids grow or the relationship with your friends evolves, chances are that you’ll receive very different answers from the ones you got previously.Learning about each other will never get dull or boring if you have the right tools at your disposal.
  • Worth Dying for: The Power and Politics of Flags

    Tim Marshall

    Paperback (Elliott & Thompson Limited, March 15, 2017)
    Worth Dying for
  • Stories of Beowulf Told to Children

    H. E. Marshall

    eBook (Digireads.com Publishing, Jan. 1, 2013)
    Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall achieved some notoriety in the early part of the 20th century for her historical works aimed at younger readers. Notable amongst these include "Our Island Story" which is a history of England from the time of the Roman Empire's invasion of England until the death of Queen Victoria. In this work "Stories of Beowulf Told to Children" the author turns her attention to a retelling of England's most famous work written in Old English, the heroic epic poem "Beowulf." The classic battles of this epic in which Beowulf fights the Ogre Grendel, the Water Witch, and the dragon are retold here for a younger audience.
  • The Girl Between Worlds

    R. A. Marshall

    language (Empty House Books, Dec. 19, 2014)
    ** You can download this book for free by signing up for the author newsletter. Copy & paste into your browser: http://bit.ly/girl-free **At first glance, Kristin Krull is just your ordinary high school cheerleader. Pretty, popular, and smart, her main concerns in life include squabbling with her boyfriend and working through her complicated feelings for her childhood best friend, Jon Parker.Kristin doesn't remember anything about the night that intruders from another world took her family hostage. She doesn't remember seeing Jon transform into a panther before her eyes. All she knows is that she's been having horrible nightmares for the past six weeks.Everything changes one night when Kristin discovers she has a talent no one knew about or expected. It's a talent that leads her into other worlds, unlocks the mystery of her nightmares, and forces her into an alliance with her worst enemy. Suddenly she has more to navigate than the high school social scene; lives are on the line, and if Kristin doesn't learn how to control her new ability soon, she'll have blood on her hands.About Guardians of the Portal, a YA Fantasy SeriesThe Portal & the Panther is the first book in the young adult contemporary fantasy series, the Guardians of the Portal. The second book, The Girl Between Worlds, is already available through Kindle Unlimited. Portal ends on a cliff-hanger, but fear not! Girl picks up the story where Portal leaves off. The third book, The Rook & the King will be out in May 2015. When you sign up before March 15, 2015, you can get Rook for free. Copy & paste into your browser: http://bit.ly/1xLhLAbWhat Readers Are Saying"This book grabs you by the throat and doesn't let go... Kristin is young, well off and beautiful. What kind of problems could SHE have?... But that's just the beginning! Kristin discovers that she's not exactly an ordinary person, either..." - Ginny"Liked this book even better than the first. Seemed it moved faster and kept me wondering what was next." - Dee Twyman"Second books in a series aren't often better than the original, but this one is! Kristin is a self-destructive mess and barreling toward disaster with her foot on the gas... At the end of book 1, she gets caught up in the secret world of Jon, Layla, and the other shapeshifters... She's forced to dig deep inside, take responsibility for all the damage she's done to herself and others, and do something good for once. She is a character you will scream at, feel sorry for, and cringe at, but you won't forget her." - Jim WindowGuardians of the Portal eBook Categories- Young adult fantasy series- Contemporary fantasy- Coming of age fantasy- Teen & Young Adult Coming of Age
  • Walking Through Shadows

    Bev Marshall

    eBook (MP Publishing Limited, April 22, 2010)
    When the body of seventeen-year-old Sheila Barnes is found on Lloyd Cotton’s dairy farm in 1941, nearly all the citizens of the quiet town of Zebulon, Mississippi, feel the effects of her murder. But those most deeply affected by the tragedy include her young husband, Stoney, and the Cotton family, who took Sheila in and grew to love and respect her.Though badly abused by her father, labeled “slow-witted,” and burdened with a physical deformity, Sheila approaches life with a natural, cheerful optimism and an unwavering belief in the healing powers of magic. She quickly becomes the Best Friend of eleven-year-old Annette Cotton, and subtly charms and changes those around her, proving to many that true wisdom often comes from unlikely places.Marshall has created a page-turner of stunning lyrical beauty that is impossible to forget. At the heart of this literary murder mystery is the powerful truth that love conquers all—even death.About:Bev Marshall, a native of McComb, Mississippi, lived as a nomadic military wife for many years. She has returned to her Southern roots and teaches English at Southeastern Louisiana University. She lives in Ponchatoula, Louisiana, with her husband. Walking Through Shadows is her first novel.
  • Faerie Quest: A Feyland Urban Fantasy Tale

    Roz Marshall

    language (Eden Press, Dec. 24, 2016)
    Corinne's dreams are coming true. But not in a good wayPlaying the virtual reality game Feyland wasn't supposed to turn out so - uh, real. But when things from the game start appearing in everyday life - like a unicorn, or Elphin, the strange creature who saved her life and became her friend - Scots teenager Corinne MacArthur has a problem. Of epic proportions.And then she learns the truth about Elphin.It's a truth that shatters her illusions about the world she knows and sends her racing back to Feyland on a life-or-death rescue mission. But Feyland is a game where trickery is an art form and magic is the currency. A game which can deceive the unwary and trap the naive. A game where legends come to life and shadowy figures haunt your dreams.And Corinne's dreams are coming true. But not in a good way. They're more like a waking nightmare, and it will take all her talent - and more - to escape the otherworldly creatures who've invaded her life. A life which is about to become even more complicated…:: Faerie Quest is the third book in the Celtic Fey series set in Anthea Sharp's Feyland universe (with her kind permission). Whilst this is a stand-alone book with a full story arc, you will get best enjoyment by reading the series from the first story, Unicorn Magic, amzn.com/B01LZSO1DH.This is a clean fantasy romance / urban fantasy which is set in Scotland (and the faerie realm) and uses British English spelling and grammar.
  • The Night We Met A Dragon

    A.R. Marshall

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 23, 2017)
    Age: 7 and up | Grade: 3 and up | ASOT: 4.6Story time with grandpa changed everything.Scoundrels prepare to overthrow the King, and Prince Winthrop is stuck in Vilgor's mountain. Only the Story Keepers can save the Kingdom. When Riles gets trapped inside the story, it's up to Sissie and Finn to save him too.Will they find a way before the last page turns?Find out in this action-packed, humorous, adventure chapter book.Story Keeping Series | an endearing adventure series, entertaining for kids, middle school students, and adults.“The best book for kids I've ever read. An immersive adventure that gave my daughter and I a magical experience.” "Somewhere between The Boxcar Children and Harry Potter, this series follows a sibling set in and out of books, saving happy endings. A delightful read for middle grade boys and girls." “A wonderful read filled with adventure, suspense, courage, and bravery!” “The Story Keeping Series is Magic Treehouse meets The Diary of a 6th Grade Ninja.”*Access to Audiobook included.Interview with the AuthorQ - What makes the Story Keeping series so special? A – Probably best to ask other readers. I like the series because Riles brings an honest voice to these wild adventures. He is also incredibly passionate about reading.I love seeing Riles and his siblings work together save happy endings. Q - What age children is the book written for? A - I've heard great things from parents of children 5-7 who read it to their kids, and from parents of kids in the 8-10 or 9-12 range who read it on their own. The books are written at a 3rd grade reading level, introducing age appropriate themes for children 6-8 mixed with just the right amount of humor. Riles tells these stories in a family friendly way. My own "beta-readers" include a 9 year old boy, 7 year old girl, and 5 year old boy.Q - What order should I read the books in?A - Each book can stand alone, since each adventure comes from another book. But there is something larger going on. Reading the whole series reveals a number of additional clues. Can you piece the bigger picture together?Book 1: The Night I Became A Hero Everything changes when Riles, Sissie, and Finn tuck in for story time at grandpa’s house.Book 2: The Night We Met A Dragon Grandpa is keeping secrets as the kids meet the whiny Prince Winthrop, a wicked magician who wants to be King, and a dragon who remembers the white light. Book 3: Secrets beyond the Nile Story Keeping siblings help a witty professor dodge preserve priceless treasures and dodge an ancient curse. Along the way, they discover surprising clues about mom and dad.Q - Can I use these books for education?A - Absolutely. A number of reviews from teachers suggest it's well paced for 3rd grades, and the accompanying parent guide helps adults ask the right questions to get children thinking about the story's themes. There is a link to the parent guide just before the table of contents. An audiobook is also available at no cost to support varying learning styles.Story Keeping Series eBook Categories:-Action Adventure-Superheroes-Siblings-Interactive Books-Books & Libraries-Chapter Books-Virtues & Values-Historical-Fantasy-Dragon
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  • Emergency Responders: A Coloring Book

    Marshall Kids

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 5, 2015)
    Who comes first when you need help? This coloring book is filled with pictures of the police cars and firetrucks to remind your children that when these are seen, there's an emergency somewhere. Coloring helps children better understand concepts because it's a form of hands-on experience. Don't forget to grab a copy today!
  • Spot the Difference Unicorn!: A Fun Search and Find Books for Children 6-10 years old

    Nick Marshall

    (Independently published, May 5, 2020)
    Spot the Difference Unicorn!This is a big book, perfect for kids and unicorns lovers that need a little puzzle challenge to get their day started. Great for everyone!This book contains:25+ sets of colorful, cute and adorable unicorns, pony and friends cartoon puzzles.puzzles on the same page.Solution at end of the book.Can you find them all? Not so fast. Like unicorns, this book is guaranteed to drive you nuts! At least unicorns are fun to play with.But no worries. Solutions are provided , so you can relax.Featuring tons of spot the difference scenes, produced in a super stylish way, children will love being drawn into this magical unicorn world.This book is recommended for children ages 6 and up.
  • Kelpie Curse: A Feyland Urban Fantasy Tale

    Roz Marshall

    eBook (Eden Press, June 25, 2016)
    Legends aren't supposed to come to life...Cursed by an evil crone and trapped in the icy wastes of the faerie realm, all peace-loving Elphin wants is to return home. But the terms of his enchantment make him despair for his future - until Scots teenager Corinne MacArthur stumbles into his world. And into mortal danger.Aspiring show-jumper Corinne has been playing the virtual reality game Feyland to escape the sadness haunting her everyday life. But the game is more than just a game, and the legendary creatures she meets are more than just legends. Legends that can bargain for your talents - or take your life.To save Corinne from her untimely fate, Elphin needs to become a hero. Her champion. He needs to keep her safe from the otherworldly creatures who inhabit the realm. He needs to become more than just a legend...:: Labyrinth meets National Velvet, Kelpie Curse is the 2nd book in the Celtic Fey series set in Anthea Sharp's Feyland universe (with her kind permission). Whilst this is a stand-alone book with a full story arc, you might enjoy reading the series from the first story, Unicorn Magic, amzn.com/B01LZSO1DH.This is a clean urban fantasy suitable for Young Adults which is set in Scotland (and the faerie realm) and uses British English spelling and grammar.