Books with author Patricia Eastman

My name is Jessica Grace, welcome to my life.Jessie is the world's strongest dream-jumper: she just doesn't know it yet.Jessie started dream-jumping when she was only 10 years old, the night tragedy struck and all she wanted to do was escape her world.For as long as Jessie can remember she has been able to tune into other people's emotions. and experience how others are feeling. Jessie can read it in their faces and when she gets a chance, she can deepen the connection by looking into their eyes.I have to tell you a secret though, not all dreams are welcoming, some are nightmares and others? Well, I don't even want to think about.At the age of 19 tragedy strikes, in the form of her best-friend Mikey Jay, and Jessie's life gets turned upside down. In order for Jessie to become who she is meant to be she needs to face the memories, she has tried for most of her preteen to teen years to run away from. The problem with running from your past is your past always catches up to you, no matter how fast you try to run from it.The Shadows of the In-Between, a world between worlds, attempt to trap Jessie in her own nightmares just as they did to Mikey Jay. In order to escape and save her best friend, Jessie must trust in herself and in Otis, a dream-jumper she met at school, who is trying to help her along the way.Little does Jessie know a dream-jumper named Sayer has brought all these new friends into Jessie's life to allow her to rescue him from the In-Between where he has been trapped for years. It was just pure coincidence that Mikey Jay dropped into his dream world and happened to be the key factor in Sayer's plan of getting Jessie ready to become the dream-jumper she is meant to be.

My name is Jessica Grace, welcome to my life.Jessie is the world's strongest dream-jumper: she just doesn't know it yet.Jessie started dream-jumping when she was only 10 years old, the night tragedy struck and all she wanted to do was escape her world.For as long as Jessie can remember she has been able to tune into other people's emotions. and experience how others are feeling. Jessie can read it in their faces and when she gets a chance, she can deepen the connection by looking into their eyes.I have to tell you a secret though, not all dreams are welcoming, some are nightmares and others? Well, I don't even want to think about.At the age of 19 tragedy strikes, in the form of her best-friend Mikey Jay, and Jessie's life gets turned upside down. In order for Jessie to become who she is meant to be she needs to face the memories, she has tried for most of her preteen to teen years to run away from. The problem with running from your past is your past always catches up to you, no matter how fast you try to run from it.The Shadows of the In-Between, a world between worlds, attempt to trap Jessie in her own nightmares just as they did to Mikey Jay. In order to escape and save her best friend, Jessie must trust in herself and in Otis, a dream-jumper she met at school, who is trying to help her along the way.Little does Jessie know a dream-jumper named Sayer has brought all these new friends into Jessie's life to allow her to rescue him from the In-Between where he has been trapped for years. It was just pure coincidence that Mikey Jay dropped into his dream world and happened to be the key factor in Sayer's plan of getting Jessie ready to become the dream-jumper she is meant to be.

Bullying is a problem that affects millions of individuals and it has become a great concern.Yet because parents, teachers, and other adults don't always see it, they may not understand how extreme bullying can get.Bullying is when a person is picked on repeatedly by an individual or group with more power, either in terms of physical strength or social standing.As you read, " Don't Be A Bully" with your family, please take the time to talk about the book. Pay careful attention to not only your children's words, but their actions and body language. Silence sometimes show us more than words. Ask your children how they may have handled the actions of Bully Beaver. Get your children's opinion of the actions of each character in the book. Parents get involved with your children, not just at home, but a school.Look inside to find out signs your or any child is being bullied!

The Turtle and Giraffe is a first, of two books in a series focused on helping children grow and achieve Godly values through life lessons.In this book, children will learn from the turtle and giraffe that differences, such as size, do not affect the animals' abilities to work and play together to make the forest a happy place to live.So, we as humans also created by God, can work side by side helping to build a safe and happy world.

The Turtle and Giraffe is a first, of two books in a series focused on helping children grow and achieve Godly values through life lessons.In this book, children will learn from the turtle and giraffe that differences, such as size, do not affect the animals' abilities to work and play together to make the forest a happy place to live.So, we as humans also created by God, can work side by side helping to build a safe and happy world.

The Turtle and Giraffe is a first, of two books in a series focused on helping children grow and achieve Godly values through life lessons.In this book, children will learn from the turtle and giraffe that differences, such as size, do not affect the animals’ abilities to work and play together to make the forest a happy place to live.So, we as humans also created by God, can work side by side helping to build a safe and happy world.

Bullying is a problem that affects millions of individuals and it has become a great concern.Yet because parents, teachers, and other adults don't always see it, they may not understand how extreme bullying can get.Bullying is when a person is picked on repeatedly by an individual or group with more power, either in terms of physical strength or social standing.As you read, " Don't Be A Bully" with your family, please take the time to talk about the book. Pay careful attention to not only your children's words, but their actions and body language. Silence sometimes show us more than words. Ask your children how they may have handled the actions of Bully Beaver. Get your children's opinion of the actions of each character in the book. Parents get involved with your children, not just at home, but a school.Look inside to find out signs your or any child is being bullied!