Books with author SOLOMON

Cassie Williams lives a semi normal seventeen year old's life in a world where mythical creatures co-exist with humans. She can turn invisible and quiet recently has got a new power but its one she may just lose control of. Meanwhile: Living in small central Wisconsin in the town of Boginki Springs can be boring but that's all about to change when a quarterback accidently kills his girlfriend and she comes back to haunt him.

Set in 2006 in Brookings, Oregon, this story tells about young heroes and there hard times and happy times. "Pilot" When 12 year old J.R. Hero Giantfoot learns his dad has been killed his whole life changes. Meanwhile Princess Indigo of the Finfolk finds out her mom the Queen of the finfolk may have lied to her and worse: Indigo may be someone else's child.

Alex Carver had a normal life till everything changed when he finds out he has strange powers and doesn't remember where he was last night. Meanwhile of his fellow high schoolers is hiding a secret one that if her own family finds out will tear everything apart. Melon Heads is a superhero story based on the folklore of the Melon Heads based in Connecticut. Melon Heads takes place in a world where Mythical Creatures co- exist with humans in modern day and never went into hiding. You can read more on more myths and legends that might be right in your own backyard and learn more about heroes at Mythical Creatures Around The World facebook.

2016 Sydney Taylor Notable BookAssociation of Jewish LibrariesA realistic, tender coming-of-age novel set in the segregated Baltimore suburbs during the early 1960s. As Katherine Weinstein searches for acceptance and courage, she can imagine greatness and romance in her life. But her imagination doesn't prepare her for the arrival of Charlotte, the first black student in her school, or for the dramatic changes that follow.

Triggering Lucy Heidi Solomon College campus warrior, Lucy Richens is the most inclusive feminist of them all. Weak-minded college staff collapse before her threats of enforced equality quotas, and adversaries are crushed by her inclusivity and diversity agression. Lucy always comes out on top, but things are about to change. Look away now, those people who are easily offended, as Heidi Solomon’s irreverence to just about any known clichéd ideology and terminology will have you running for the nearest safe space. This is an adult fairytale that mixes the ideology of Orwell with the sheer storytelling power of Dickens. Animal Farm meets A Christmas Carol in this richly woven satire.