Books with author Potter

Kade Lancaster's world becomes tangled after a curious encounter with a stranger on his summer break. The one-legged young man is told that he is a rare mage with a much higher purpose, a purpose he battles with himself to believe is true. Thrust into a perilous realm he did not know existed, the eccentric seventeen year old struggles to find his courage, and balance, in time to overthrow a wicked sorcerer who has been ravaging the lands of Aldan, imprisoning its people. A witty and fast-paced adventure awaits Kade, his best friend Gav, and other colorful companions as they press forward, overcoming obstacles that will determine the fate of an entire world.

Olivia’s Day At The Zoo is a children's book with cartoon style animal illustrations and pictures. An enchanting short story for children between five and eight where parents can interact with a child in a light-some and fun manner. This children's story book introduces a number of animals throughout the story from various colorful birds to a waving gorilla. Find out what animals were Olivia's favorites and what animals Olivia thought were slightly frightening and noisy. Find out in this children's short story how exciting a day trip to the zoo can be for a child.Olivia’s Day At The Zoo is a short story book that gives a sense of action and adventure seen through Olivia's eyes and packed with some of the more popular animals you would expect to find at a zoo.

Lil Bee wants you to know her story. She’s a hardworking little bee who lives with her mom and thousands of sisters and a few brothers too. Life isn’t easy being Lil Bee. She doesn’t know what the future holds for her and her family. Her mom told her that they are going to go on a vacation, but she doesn’t know when or where. She has also heard some of the older bees buzzing on about a swarm. Join Lil Bee through the seasons as she prepares for the exciting family vacation.

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