Books with author Nathan Mills

While visiting her grandmother's house, Clea Lang uncovers evidence that Grandma might be living a secret life as a hunter and researcher of legendary beasts like Bigfoot and chupacabra.While trying to get his hands on Grandma's research, a shapeshifting cryptid known as the skinwalker invades her home and leaves Clea's grandmother hospitalized.Clea, accompanied by her nextdoor neighbor, Curtis, ventures into the woods searching for more mythical creatures and for some way to help her grandmother.Clea will try to tell the good monsters from the bad as she crashes a gathering of cryptids, befriends a young Bigfoot and follows the trail of the skinwalker.

Frances Phillips has embarked upon the journey of a lifetime. She and her family have been selected to travel to Mars where they will be among the first settlers of a new Martian colony.The interplanetary flight doesn’t go exactly as planned, however, when a catastrophe threatens the lives of everyone onboard the ship. Frances will have to find a way to get the ship back on course, rescue the expedition and protect her family.

A group of dinosaur wizards known as Dinosorcerers escaped extinction 65 million years ago by fleeing the Earth. Now they're back and ready to reclaim the planet they once ruled.Nine-year-old Charlie Appleday, with the help of his clever friend Meredith, travels back to the time of the dinosaurs to explore the roots of their ancient magic.Can Charlie and Meredith uncover the secrets of the Dinosorcerers before it's too late?"This is children's fiction at its best with lots of action, adventure, and suspense, each chapter ending in a cliff-hanger.... I highly recommend this to boys and girls who enjoy adventure fiction, magic, and dinosaurs." (5-star review)

Living or Nonliving? was written to support the Common Core State Standards for English/Language Arts. Readers are introduced to objects and living things, and asked to reason through whether each is living or nonliving. A graphic organizer that compares both categories is included. CCSS English Language Arts Strands & Standards: Literacy.RI.K.3, Literacy.L.K.5.

A group of dinosaur wizards known as Dinosorcerers escaped extinction 65 million years ago by fleeing the Earth. Now they're back and ready to reclaim the planet they once ruled.Nine-year-old Charlie Appleday, with the help of his clever friend Meredith, travels back to the time of the dinosaurs to explore the roots of their ancient magic.Can Charlie and Meredith uncover the secrets of the Dinosorcerers before it's too late?"This is children's fiction at its best with lots of action, adventure, and suspense, each chapter ending in a cliff-hanger.... I highly recommend this to boys and girls who enjoy adventure fiction, magic, and dinosaurs." (5-star review)

Frances Phillips has embarked upon the journey of a lifetime. She and her family have been selected to travel to Mars where they will be among the first settlers of a new Martian colony. The interplanetary flight doesn’t go exactly as planned, however, when a catastrophe threatens the lives of everyone onboard the ship. Frances will have to find a way to get the ship back on course, rescue the expedition and protect her family.

While visiting her grandmother's house, Clea Lang uncovers evidence that Grandma might be living a secret life as a hunter and researcher of legendary beasts like Bigfoot and chupacabra. While trying to get his hands on Grandma's research, a shapeshifting cryptid known as the skinwalker invades her home and leaves Clea's grandmother hospitalized. Clea, accompanied by her nextdoor neighbor, Curtis, ventures into the woods searching for more mythical creatures and for some way to help her grandmother.Clea will try to tell the good monsters from the bad as she crashes a gathering of cryptids, befriends a young Bigfoot and follows the trail of the skinwalker.

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