Books with author Sara Anderson

Something Sinister is happening in the Angelic Realm! This has never happened before.Archangel Michael is adamant that this situation be handled immediately and in secret. So, he gives the assignment to his best Angel Agents. The caper’s code name is SS (Something Sinister) At the Nosey Snoops Detective Agency, two Angel Agents join forces with a few Good Witches to pit their skills and spells against warlocks, wizards, coffee thieves, and an evil sorceress.Fly with them as they follow the clues to apprehend vandalous villains and rid the Angelic Kingdom of some sinister schemes. YAHOO!

“You don’t know what they are, do you?”“No idea,” Tom said honestly.“They’re flying beasts that slice your head off with their tails before they reach in and pull your heart out,” Saafir said cheerfully. Thomas just wanted to fit in. So he agreed to go with the strange woman with red eyes. Now he lives in a tree house and learns magic at the School of Merlin. Everything should be great… But he still doesn’t fit in… and half, or most of the people there want to kill him… When he sleeps, he dreams of blood and murder… except, they’re more than just dreams… And the wolves... what do the wolves want with him?

“By the pricking of my thumbs,Something Wicked this way comes.”Macbeth, Act IV, Scene Iby William ShakespeareDo witches have a place to go in Heaven? Until the Fossilized Forest was bequeathed to Heaven by Glynnis and Gwendolyn Gwittmore, they didn’t. Now, Archangel Michael, code name A.M., who rules the entire Angelic Kingdom, has to find a place to put this uninhabitable forest. Who would want to live there, anyhow? Fly with us as we find out how this came about. Meet some of the witches who are landing there and laugh (or shiver) as Evil, Darkness, Conflict and Chaos this way Comes.

You have heard that this generation of students is disengaged. They have checked out. They can't peel their eyes away from their phones. Maybe you believe they're a hopeless case. In a disconnected and distracting world, how can teens connect with God and with others? As social media savvy as they are, as plugged in and fast-paced as they are, deep down, today's teenagers still experience a steady stream of questions that no amount of cell phone use and Netflix watching will make disappear. They, like all generations before them, have questions about faith, about their identity, and about their purpose. WIRED walks students through four key ideas: Connecting with God: How to interact with a God we can't see or touch. Loving their life: How to better understand who God made them to be. Embracing community: How to treat the people around them and to surround themselves with the right people. Serving others: How to use the gifts they have to make an impact on the world around them. Whether your students have been in church for 10 years or 10 weeks, WIRED supports solid, foundational beliefs about God, themselves, and others, and then equips them to put these beliefs into action. WIRED is a four-week, interactive journal and is part of the XP3 Devotional Series, which includes Know God: A 28-Day Devotional Experience for Students and Live Free: A 5-Week Devotional Journal for Students (and Anyone Else Who Needs a Little More Grace in Their Lives). For more resources like this, visit OrangeBooks.com.

It is not true that toddlers don't like fruits at least, it won't be true after leafing through this delectable board book. Faster than the pages are turned, youngsters will gobble their kiwi and apples! In her uniquely graphic drawings, Sara Anderson conveys through her brilliant use of color the tang of a lemon. Exactly matching the kinds of fruits to be found in the kitchen and on the table, these books will inspire young children to count, classify, identify, add to their vocabularies, and enlarge their repertoires of favorite foods.

RuthAnne's own epistolary narrative, The Last Crabtree Girl, takes you on her journey from the first time she toddled up onto the back of a sleeping thoroughbred yearling to becoming a top world show competitor whose love and understanding of horses never faltered. This book is a glimpse of what it was like growing up with horses and ponies and the hard work involved in becoming a champion.With the help of top instructors from coast to coast, she became "the youngest rider to win the 17 & Under CPHA finals at age 10" and "the first juvenile rider from California to win at the World's Championship Horse Show." At eleven, she traveled across the United States to train with the First Lady of Equitation in the American Saddlebred industry, world-renowned horse trainer Mrs. Helen K. Crabtree of Crabtree Farms in Simpsonville, Kentucky. Riding with the Crabtree's, RuthAnne won multiple world championship titles and to this day gives full credit to her trainers, grooms, parents, and talented horses with their big hearts. RuthAnne's image is on the cover of one of several books written by Helen K. Crabtree titled: Saddle Seat Equitation: The Definitive Guide (Revised Edition). The cover description reads: "RuthAnne Lewis, a champion equitation rider, here demonstrates perfect form while showing Spencer County."