Books with author Scott Howard Alboum

1837, London: as Queen Victoria ascends the throne, forty-six year old scientist and inventor Michael Faraday has a nervous breakdown. What we’ve been told by historians is Faraday pushed himself too hard and needed to recover. What really happened? He completed his greatest electromagnetic invention: The Faraday Mirror which changed the innovative genius' life. 1995, New Hampshire: two teenage brothers, Byron and Colton Oakes, discover the plans for Faraday's fabled mirror between an antique Victorian lithograph and its mildewed cardboard backing. They choose to ignore the famous inventor’s warning and journey from New Hampshire to Faerie in this epic tale of science, history, magic, and adventure. Only by uncovering the dark mysteries of their newfound world can Bryon and Colton hope to get home. Virginia writer and teacher, Scott Davis Howard, returns with the first volume in the "Faraday's Mirror" series. Fans of "Inkheart," "Percy Jackson," or "The Chronicles of Narnia" will find the Oakes brothers' tale a compelling journey full of imagination and adventure.

This books tells the story of a boy who doesn't want to take the Christmas lights off of his house until he realizes that he could use the lights to get the attention of a new girl who moved onto his street. Pick up this picture book to find out what happens when he decides he wants to ask her to be his Valentine. Young readers will enjoy this rhyming read aloud story.

This books tells the story of a boy who doesn't want to take the Christmas lights off of his house until he realizes that he could use the lights to get the attention of a new girl who moved onto his street. Pick up this picture book to find out what happens when he decides he wants to ask her to be his Valentine. Young readers will enjoy this rhyming read aloud story.

Have you ever wanted to dress your dog up for Halloween? Did you ever think about what your dog would say if you did? Young readers will enjoy this rhyming book that follows a boy who tries to answer these questions. Written by Scott Alboum, who is an artist and college professor. Along with his wife Stacey, he created this story that was inspired by their family dog. To see more of Scott’s work please visit his website: sa-productions.net