Books with author Seth K. Larsen

Prowling through the shadows of a writhing nightmare lies Dax’s greatest fear: Music.He must endure a constant battle, utilizing every tool possible to keep his phobia a secret, but earplugs and noise-canceling headphones can only go so far. Unlike the monsters in his online game, his challenges are restaurants, grocery stores, and even cute, little ice cream trucks. Yet, they are more dangerous than a first-person shooter game for a noob. Even a chiming ringtone could spell disaster. Why?Because it’s more than just a fear; Dax is cursed. Teddy, his best friend and maybe more, is the only one who knows the truth, until now. Faced with an enemy they thought couldn’t exist outside of video games, Dax wants to fight but has spent the better part of his life avoiding his curse. And even if he can harness its power, the catatonic terror from his melophobia could send him back to the place of his nightmares, the Grayhill Asylum. Against all odds, they gain the trust of a local coven and are able to learn more about his power, linking him as their last hope in a world void of enchantment. But, he must choose: either prepare to fight alone and risk his friends in the hands of a murderous traitor or enlist help and become something more deadly to them than the creatures they now face.

Help your child create a strong foundation for math by reinforcing addition and subtraction in this easy-to-use workbook. Details:-Large 8"x10" glossy-cover workbook-110 Quizzes-9 Levels of Difficulty ranging from single-digit addition quizzes, to mix double-digit addition and subtraction quizzes-Answer key located in the back of the workbook-Perfect for early elementary school students

12 year-old Mars has always been an outsider, still hung up on things like delivering the perfect comeback to a kid who made fun of him—two years ago. Saddled with crippling anxiety about everything from marshmallows to his lack of athleticism, he has difficulty finding the courage to do anything…and things are about to get worse. His mom has announced they are moving cross-country to Los Angeles, where he doesn’t know a soul. Mars is resolved to one mission: facing his fears to rally both his bookish sister Barrie and selfish brother Sumo to get his parents back together again. But how? Written from the heart—not literally, because that’s scientifically impossible—THE VIEW FROM MARS is a comedically insightful coming-of-age story told from the perspective of a boy struggling to become a young man. And who would know that experience more than the co-authoring team of Daylen and Kai Larsen (age 12) and their socially awkward dad?

Prowling through the shadows of a writhing nightmare lies Dax’s greatest fear: Music.He must endure a constant battle, utilizing every tool possible to keep his phobia a secret, but earplugs and noise-canceling headphones can only go so far. Unlike the monsters in his online game, his challenges are restaurants, grocery stores, and even cute, little ice cream trucks. Yet, they are more dangerous than a first-person shooter game for a noob. Even a chiming ringtone could spell disaster. Why? Because it’s more than just a fear; Dax is cursed. Teddy, his best friend and maybe more, is the only one who knows the truth, until now. Faced with an enemy they thought couldn’t exist outside of video games, Dax wants to fight but has spent the better part of his life avoiding his curse. And even if he can harness its power, the catatonic terror from his melophobia could send him back to the place of his nightmares, the Grayhill Asylum. Against all odds, they gain the trust of a local coven and are able to learn more about his power, linking him as their last hope in a world void of enchantment. But, he must choose: either prepare to fight alone and risk his friends in the hands of a murderous traitor or enlist help and become something more deadly to them than the creatures they now face.