Books with author Stephanie Boey

My Little Bible is a collection of Bible stories and lessons taken from the International Children's Bible including the story of baby Moses, Jesus' birth, Jesus' call to love and help others, and many more.These books have been beautifully repackaged and feature brighter colors, updated interior design, and a padded hardcover. OVER 815,000 SOLD TO DATE of this edition!

My First Impressions Exploring series Twinkles and Luna children's hardcover picture book for preschool children follows a little girl as she takes a journey in her very own front yard and discovers the moon and stars in the brilliant night sky. Twinkles, the star, and Luna, the moon, tell her the story of who they are and what they do up there while she sleeps all night. Twinkles and Luna will encourage children to think and to explore the world around them. Grow and learn with this curious little girl who finds out that the moon and the stars are in the sky for a reason. Twinkles, the star, and Luna, the moon, brighten the night sky one by one as the little girl wonders why they are so bright. Twinkles and Luna become friends with the little girl while telling their story as they journey across the night sky. This preschool story book introduces the stars and moon in a way that also demonstrates the importance of working together, kindness, gratefulness and friendship. Your child can learn and read along with these original and fun, beautifully illustrated characters and lyrical, rhyming, easy to follow text from Moms Choice Award winning author Stephanie K. Beasley.and award winning illustrator Sally Randall. 24 beautifully illustrated pages For preschool ages 2 to 5 years.

Stephanie Blake’s hilarious and irreverent little bunny will tickle kids’ funny bones. Simon is not pleased when his mother says, “SHHHH! You’ll have to play more quietly, we have a tiny new baby in the house.” So when Simon peeks into his baby brother’s room, he says: “Go home, New Baby!” But as they days pass, Simon soon realizes that New Baby is not going anywhere. And that maybe, just maybe, it’s okay.

Note: All but one of these stories is available elsewhere for free elsewhere in ebook format. Both the ebook and print version of this book has each of the book covers included in full color (if your device supports color)."1000 Words" is a collection of ten short stories, each approximately one thousand words in length. They range from science fiction and fantasy, to adventure and horror. Each short story is accompanied by its own book cover. Each of the stories are available for free elsewhere, but here they have been collected into one volume. This was a capstone project meant to merge photographic illustration with creative writing. Contains: 1000 Words (new) *A space traveler wakes up with no memory of yesterday's events, and sits down to read the ebook she finds on her bedstand.The Carrier *When a young girl gets transported to the future, she becomes single-handly responsible for a plague that could wipe out Earth's population. Socks *Two teens chose to save a library instead of escape into bunkers when their city was attacked. Now they try to stay together and find the device necessary to read the files they saved. Snow Witch*A young witch ventures outside of her town for the first time in hopes of transferring her brother's illness to a willing creature. The Hunt*A young hunter defends herself against an intelligent cougar stalking her family's village. Shafted Dreams *A father's actions run full-circle when he chooses to cut educational funding.Four-Way Stop *A man's choices lead him to four red lights in the middle of nowhere, where he is haunted by a ghost of his past. The Dreamkeeper *The mystical Dreamkeeper is intrigued by the appearance of a wandering child in her dream world. The Magician *A magician's reenactments of his past come to a halt when his sister shows up onstage. Aenima *A steampunk investigator discovers a missing scientist has created a strange clockwork angel.

In a world weary from war and recovering from the aftermath of global warming, a new disease threatens to take over. Healthy people become monsters defying the laws of nature. While the threat of this disease spreads and the availability of adult recruits dwindles, the United Commonwealth Forces resorts to using children to become soldiers, training them to kill those who are infected. Ash Campbell is one of these children, taken against her will. Born with signs of the disease, she struggles to hide her affliction from those would would kill her. As Ash learns about the disease, she reveals herself to her closest companions, testing their loyalty and the lengths a friend will go to help another.

What does this current world need more of? All could agree on more love— in every aspect. Such is a major component of Never Ever Ever Going Back There Land, a short children’s book. It is ideal for mid-elementary school readers.A nameless principal, left as such to relate to all, believes the world is theirs. Upon discovery of a hidden room in the house, a fantasy world of wonder and bliss emerges. With a determined nature, they press on to ensure they receive what they want: further information about this mystery. A spoiled mindset reveals a critical personal trait which carries on through the adventure.