Books with author Rebecca Mozo

"Some legends say that immortals don’t dream, but that isn’t true. Cui dreamed with his feet." Cui’s dreams bring to life the ancient earth: the time when he wasn’t the last of his kind. His dream earth parallels ours, but he can have no effect on our world…or can he? When thirteen-year-old Tracy appears in Cui’s primeval forest of Summergreen, and then later fourteen-year-old Mark, Cui finds many more questions waking in his mind. Does being immortal mean his life can never change?Tracy doesn’t remember her visit to Summergreen. All she knows is that she feels lucky in Jamison’s Wood. And she needs luck this summer, with her dads thinking of moving, the woods and its outdoor theater under threat, and the possibility of meeting her Indian birth-dad. Plus her best friend Brett is finally getting up the guts to make his move. Things are changing, but is change always good?Mark doesn’t remember Summergreen either. He just knows he’s run away from his poisonous twin sister and their oblivious father, hoping for any clue to finding the mother who ran away first. In Jamison’s Wood, he also feels lucky, and may find much more there than he expected. Sometimes, change is the only answer that makes any sense.Mixing humor and heart with a benevolent thread of the supernatural, Summergreen explores characters’ many-layered searches for truth, connection, and family as their lives hover on the brink of change.

Learn about life on the prairie during the late 19th century through the classic children's novel "Sarah, Plain and Tall." This literature guide includes a hands-on activity guide, review questions for each chapter, and vocabulary worksheets. This Lapbook is sure to be a keepsake your child will enjoy for years to come. Designed for 2nd - 5th Grade, but could be adjusted to work with younger and older students. This product comes in a printed and bound book. Just remove the pages, follow the instructions for gluing and folding, and create!

THE BIG BAD Since her mother's death, Buffy Summers has had a hard time keeping her chin up. Suddenly finding herself alone and in charge of Dawn is certainly daunting, and being responsible, at the same time, for saving the world...well, it's pressure. And lately the Slayer is feeling bogged down by the little things. Buffy has a toothache, but no dental insurance...as if her financial problems weren't overwhelming enough already. And Anya and Xander are being held hostage in their own home by a plague of ants. Everyone is determined not to sweat the small stuff -- until Spike discovers economy-sized evil wreaking havoc in Weatherly Park. Mini-monsters are perfectly capable of mega-trouble, and in order to stop them, the Slayer's going to have to think...small!

When mysterious thefts occur in the peaceful village of Plonkenplop, it is up to courageous Oblobbins like Fizzy Guzzleburp, Saccharina Overloada, Paddy O’Furniture, and their friends to find the culprit and get back their belongings. But the unlikely heroes find a surprise waiting for them once they venture from the safety of home. Will they succeed and return to their village victorious, or will they be vanquished in their quest, never to see Plonkenplop again?Written with elementary aged children in mind and complemented with twelve original illustrations, The Battle of the Oblobbins will please kids from early readers (with their grownups, who will appreciate the nine chapter breaks for bedtime management) to independent readers excited to complete chapter books on their own.With The Battle of the Oblobbins, Rebecca Mott creates a modern fairy tale world of silliness, friendship, and adventure filled with memorable characters that will be enjoyed by parents and children alike.

Will family help Gwen and Vic survive, or will nature require balanced scales?From NY Times Bestselling Author Rebecca MoestaGwen and Vic are still learning magic and science on the island of Elantya when they learn Vic's father has finally made it through the crystal doors to Elantya. However, their excitement is short-lived when they and their friends are kidnapped by their underwater enemies and taken beneath the sea. Imprisoned there, forced to witness battles among sea monsters and face the dark sage Azric, they learn of a scheme that could bring Elantya to ruins. Can they escape in time to save the magical island from destruction?Or will their enemies finally win?Scroll up and click 'Read for Free' or 'Buy Now' and follow Gwen and Vic as they strive to save Elantya.

Seven stories of counselors at Camp Brightlake, a coed overnight summer camp in Washington’s Cascade Mountains. Set in the late 1990s. "The King of Brightlake." Maintenance counselor Danny is the first of his family bound for college. While he tries to cope with his father’s anger at his defection and his own doubts about where he belongs, he encounters bubbly Claire, a bi-coastal transplant also struggling with questions of identity. "Swiss Chocolate." The Fitzpatrick twins, artistic Jake and frat boy Brandon, have an acrimonious relationship. With them both at Silverlake, questions of past history and sexuality arise, resulting in rancorous altercations. "Rusty Horseshoes." Brash and popular Marisa has no patience with the more reserved Jamie until she hears him sing, which rekindles past sensations of possibility. She then wants to get closer to him, but Jamie, stung by her former dislike and jealous of her carefree confidence, offers little encouragement. "Reveille." Keith is torn between two girls. Shy, brilliant Noelle attracts him for reasons he can’t quite fathom, but brassy, uninhibited Deanna offers intimate favors that Noelle cannot give. "View from the Kids’ Table." Sixteen-year-old, unwilling counselor-in-training (CIT) Rhee is caught between a tentful of malicious, sex-obsessed fourteen-year-olds, counselors who must treat her as a camper, and a CIT-counselor so gorgeous he ruffles everyone’s feathers. "Fling." Riding counselor Felicity—who always gets what she wants—is on a mission: to have a summer fling. It’s a vital part of her summer camp-study for anthropology. Unfortunately—and inexplicably—the male counselors aren’t biting. "Pretty Boy and Mrs. Robinson." One-time counselor Phoebe flees to Brightlake after a failed engagement. Unfortunately, she becomes mired in even more emotional drama when she finds herself disturbingly attracted to counselor Trey, a young man she knew as a camper several years before.

Can Gwen, Vic and their friends succeed in the exciting conclusion to The Crystal Doors?By New York Times Bestselling Author Rebecca MoestaWill the five friends forge the magical Ring of Might? If they do, will they be enough to challenge Azric?When their friend Sharif is called back home by his father, the Sultan, Gwen, Vic and their companions travel to the flying city of Irrakesh only to find that the Sultan is dying.Now, Sharif is the next in line to the throne.Before he can choose between duty and destiny, Irrakesh is attacked and the city is taken hostage by the dark wizard's monstrous winged army. Now Gwen, Vic and their friends take to the skies for the climactic showdown with the evil wizard and all of his dark forces.Will Gwen and Vic finally take Azric out? Or perhaps the power of the Sky is too much for them?Scroll up and click 'Read for Free' or 'Buy Now' and follow Gwen and Vic as they strive to save Elantya.

Get ready for a fun literature adventure! Take an imaginary journey through New York City as you study George Selden's timeless novel "The Cricket in Times Square." This book includes a hands-on activity guide, review questions for each chapter, and vocabulary worksheets. It also includes a fun and easy-to-assemble mini-lapbook that is sure to be a keepsake your child will enjoy for years to come. Designed for 2nd - 5th Grade, but could be adjusted to work with younger and older students.Use the coupon on the last page to download a free PDF version of the lapbook in order to print pages.