Books with author Sally Anderson

Meet Destiny Sinclair, thirteen year old high school student and secretly a vampire blending into normal mainstream society by order of the vampire council. She is juggling her secret life, high school and a evil plot by her dark vampire mother to abduct her and use her to fulfill an ancient prophesy that will give vampires dominion over the world. Meet Destiny Sinclair...otherwise known as THE BLACK ROSE

A fabulous felt read-and-play kit!Humpty Dumpty falls off the wall, the dish runs away with the spoon, and Little Miss Muffet is afraid of a spider. All these favorite nursery rhymes and more are portrayed with a cutting edge in Sara Anderson’s vivid, color-saturated cut-paper collages.A felt play kit like no other, comprising a board book, 35 full-color easy-to-stow-and-keep felt pieces, and a generous foldout felt playboard. A game-board wheel adds to the fun, allowing the reader to choose which nursery rhyme to read next.

Meet Destiny Sinclair, thirteen year old high school student and secretly a vampire blending into normal mainstream society by order of the vampire council. She is juggling her secret life, high school and a evil plot by her dark vampire mother to abduct her and use her to fulfill an ancient prophesy that will give vampires dominion over the world. Meet Destiny Sinclair...otherwise known as THE BLACK ROSE

From the early morning fruit vendors hawking their wares to a quiet morning spent savoring a cup of hot chocolate, from the glistening, silvery salmon announced by a fishmonger's bellow to the silent halls as they're hosed down one last time by the night workers, the full experience of a farmer's market is reflected in Sara Anderson's signature cut-paper style and pitch-perfect voice. Set in the halls of Seattle's fabled Pike Place Market, a place Sara Anderson has shopped and loved for almost a quarter of a century, the book vividly recreates the cacophony, variety, joy, and life that can be found in every market across the land.

All profits from this book will go in to Saige's college fund.My name is Saige Anderson. I'm nine years old. I go to Forest View Elementary. At school, I like to go to recess, gym, and I also enjoy reading. When I'm not at school, I like to hang out with my friends, do gymnastics, and read.I chose my animal because penguins are cute, cool, and animals that are easy to make. An interesting fact that I learned about my animal is that in some parts of Antarctica, penguins swim in water so cold that if humans took a short swim, they would die because of the coldness of the water.My favorite type of textured paper to make was with plastic wrap. I enjoyed the collage making because it was really fun. I think my book is the best it can be because I made it and I worked hard.-Saige Anderson3rd Grade, 2010-2011November 2013 - Saige is now in 6th grade. She loves to read on her Kindle, is in competitive gymnastics, and plays the violin. She continues to draw and write and I am looking forward to publishing some more of her work.--Cameron Anderson (Saige's father).

Rumors abound about The Dragon's Spine Mountains, yet, no one claims to have ever been there, or been there and survived.The young warrior Krullus, and his two companions - a mage, Aldor, and a rogue, Nystar - set out to investigate the rumors, and to see once and for all what lies beneath the mountains.Why has no one else been there before? What will they find? Is there really a dragon under the mountain?Set in the Eria universe, several hundred years before the novel, The Dragon's Spine is the first novella to focus on the future Dragonknight, Krullus.

This oversized board book traces a city across the span of a day -- filled with the people, traffic, parks, streets, stores, and buildings that make up the town. The breadth of the urban experience may all be found here: from the bicyclist lazily gliding through the park to the raucous swooshhhhh of traffic; from the clanging crash of construction work to the quiet of a sweeping streetscape as seen from a high-floor apartment building.Vibrant colors that zing with the heat rising from a steaming sidewalk are perfectly matched to a syncopated, sound-filled, chant-again-and-again text. Ingeniously die-cut pages reinforce the experience of the city skyline in a stylish book that represents a tour-de-force performance by Sara Anderson.