Books with author Patricia Wall

William McGee, commonly known as Willy, was a thin, frail seven-year-old boy who wore glasses. Children often picked on Willy because of the way he looked, but Willy never let that bother him. He had something the other kids didn’t have: a magic pirate captain’s hat and a great imagination. By placing the hat on his head, Willy discovered that he could transform himself into Captain Williby, embarking on exciting adventures.

Follow the Timber Beasts into the forests of the Pacific Northwest in the 1890's. Learn how a boy and his family struggle and survive their harsh environment with help from the natives who befriend them. Experience, with Jamie, the roars of the bull whacker, the whine of the saws, and the yells of 'Timber' as the mighty cedars and firs are felled. And, hear the stories told by the loggers. Discover how Jamie gains confidence and courage and earns trust and a coveted gift.

William McGee, commonly known as Willy, was a thin, frail seven-year-old boy who wore glasses. Children often picked on Willy because of the way he looked, but Willy never let that bother him. He had something the other kids didn't have: a magic pirate captain's hat and a great imagination. By placing the hat on his head, Willy discovered that he could transform himself into Captain Williby, embarking on exciting adventures.

Never in my life would I have imagined I’d be homeless. But here I am, fifteen and sleeping on a park bench with nothing but the clothes on my back, twelve dollars in my pocket, and a backpack full of useless school books. It’s incredible how fast things can change. One minute I’m walking home from the bus stop, and the next my mother is being carted off by the police for drug- dealing and I am left with no family to take me in. Just as I resolve myself to entering a group home full of bullies and cockroaches, my principal finds a peculiar name on my emergency contact list. That’s when my world totally changes and I am thrust into a situation completely beyond my control. And to top it off – I do have family! Turns out my mother lied to me all my life. And that’s not all she lied about. Unbelievable!Books in the Karina's Journey SeriesFrom House to HomeFrom Good to BadFrom Lies to TruthGirl Unbroken - A Novella

Light of the World is an abridged version of Colorful Blessings: Moments of Grace at an entry-level price point. It will offer more than 25 coloring projects paired with inspiring Bible Passages that feature the words and teachings of Jesus Christ. Perforated pages make it easy for readers to share and display their art in their homes, offices, and places of worship. The October 4 publication date makes it ideal for Christmas gift giving and the low price makes it accessible to almost anybody.

Sasha is a Dreamer. While everybody dreams, the dreams Sasha have become reality. Sasha's favorite dream is of a magical world called the Outland. Though she does not know it, her love for the Outland has caused that world to become as real as her own world. But being a Dreamer isn't easy for Sasha. Her troubles at school and at home cause her to seek out the Outland more and more for comfort. And as she becomes more unable to deal with her problems, her negative feelings begin affecting the Outland. And soon, she becomes responsible for setting right the world in which she created.

“Guess who’s back at school this year?” Amy asks before I get a chance to sit down.“Who?” I don’t know why I inquire, because I’m sure I don't know who she’s talking about, anyway.She leans in closer to me — so close, I can smell the cheeseburger she just took a bite of. “Josie Mendez,” she whispers so softly I can barely hear her.Who in the world is that and why would I care? I stare at her politely puzzled. Wait a minute. Why does that name sound familiar?“Hey, slugger. What’s the big secret?” Chris walks up behind me and places his hands on my shoulders. That’s when it hits me. Like a plug that’s been pulled in a sink with an open drain — Josie Mendez. The girl who accused Chris of raping her when he was a freshman.“The Josie Mendez?” I turn around to see Chris’s brows tighten into rigid lines. “His Josie Mendez?”“What about her? Haven’t we already—”“She’s back.” Books in the Karina's Journey SeriesFrom House to HomeFrom Good to BadFrom Lies to TruthGirl Unbroken - A Novella

“Guess who’s back at school this year?” Amy asks before I get a chance to sit down.“Who?” I don’t know why I inquire, because I’m sure I don't know who she’s talking about, anyway.She leans in closer to me — so close, I can smell the cheeseburger she just took a bite of. “Josie Mendez,” she whispers so softly I can barely hear her.Who in the world is that and why would I care? I stare at her politely puzzled. Wait a minute. Why does that name sound familiar?“Hey, slugger. What’s the big secret?” Chris walks up behind me and places his hands on my shoulders. That’s when it hits me. Like a plug that’s been pulled in a sink with an open drain — Josie Mendez. The girl who accused Chris of raping her when he was a freshman.“The Josie Mendez?” I turn around to see Chris’s brows tighten into rigid lines. “His Josie Mendez?”“What about her? Haven’t we already—”“She’s back.” Books in the Karina's Journey SeriesFrom House to HomeFrom Good to BadFrom Lies to TruthGirl Unbroken - A Novella