Books with author Scott Williams

Arleanna is a young warrior plainswoman that must undertake a perilous journey that will take her from her ancestral home across the breadth of her kingdom. Will she be able to warn the crowned prince of the Realm about the huge invading army of men from the east? Treachery, war, and personal tragedy are just a few of the obstacles that face the young woman. Along the way, she learns just how far reaching a father's love truly can be.

Welcome to Noah’s Park! From celebrated author and illustrator Sam Williams comes a brand-new board book series for preschoolers about a group of cute, cuddly critters who meet each day for a new adventure.In this first book, it’s time to paint at the Art Barn! A sweet board book series with irresistible art, this book is perfect for preschoolers looking to see their own first experiences mirrored with these new friends.

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When an ancient relic with life-saving powers is reawakend by twelve-year-old Timmy, his dream of becoming a hero is soon a reality. The opportunity has at last arrived for him to help all manner of people and animals, both young and old, from a mix of dangerous and unusual situations. No longer will the innocent have to suffer the torment of bullies, who are quickly dealt with in an appropriate fashion. Unfortunately every hero attracts a villain and Timmy is no exception. Will he maintain his role as, “The Keeper of Nothing?” Or will his secret fall into the wrong hands only to be used as a tool for wrong doing? A tale of good deeds and mischief with a balance of magic, fun and some heartfelt moments along the way.

There is not much in mythology that has drawn so much interest than the lost continent of Atlantis. In this book the author, W. Scott-Elliot, tries to provide a geographical, historical and ethnological sketch of all that was and might have been. He even includes essays on the Lemurian race, their language and life. This is a treasure chest for any person interested in Atlantis.

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