Books with author Steve D. White

This book offers a unique twist on the vampire book genre that will keep young readers glued to their chairs: it contains all the information necessary to recognize and combat this growing threat of the vampire uprising. It takes a look at the dozens of species that exist around the world today. Focusing on the hunters' weapons, tactics and skills, this book provides information on identifying and eliminating vampires by analyzing the best practices from hunters from around the world, accompanied by full-color illustrations of predator and prey. This is the ultimate resource in the fight to save humanity from the undead.

When outdoor enthusiast Steve Whitman buys a sporting camp in the woods of northern Maine after retiring, he unknowingly begins the hardest chapter of his life.The first few years are full of hard work, adventure, and newfound friends. But things begin to fall apart when one of those friends, Bert, suffers a mental health crisis and adds more and more prescription drugs to his daily regimen. Soon, Bert becomes a walking ghost whose once affable, alert gaze is transformed into a cold, dull stare. And this is just the early stage of the tragedy that is about to overwhelm the two men as well as their families and friends.Winning Life’s Lottery is a strangely hopeful account of a terribly true story that reads like a suspense novel. While Steve candidly recounts the bewildering events that unfold as Bert’s mental stability declines and the formerly friendly man begins to exhibit mad jealousy and hatred, this dark tale is ultimately an inspiring story of survival and compassion—one you won’t soon forget.

Maria The One Leg Cow is the hero of every story. She is unique and very special. The book is written with four through seven year old children as its target audience. The story is meant to be read to children or to be read by children who are just learning to read. There is a moral to the story's, this one teaching the children the importance of helping others. As the children hear the story they interact with the characters and activities as the story is being read. The story is beautifully illustrated by artists Julie Polanco and Manuel Escudero. Maria is introduced at the beginning of the story, she has one leg and is special for the feats she can perform. Other characters in the story have fun names and are unique in their personalities and include a chicken wearing glasses, and a cat with no tail. Some say they have a handicap but they are happy and full of fun and always able to do whatever anyone can do. Maria comes to the rescue saving Salvador The Cat With No Tail from a dilemma he has encountered. Carlos The Chicken helps too and is able to put Salvador's maid at ease. Maria saves the day. Easily loved by all children who hear the story it ends with the children wanting more.

Maria The One Leg Cow: A Polite Story is a boldly colorful, interactive book about helping and not being rude. Children ages four to seven years will love learning from the adventures of Maria and her friends. Author Steven L. White got his ideas for this book, as well as for the rest of his series of books offering advice to young children, through volunteering at a local elementary school. He plans to donate some of the proceeds from the sale of Maria The One Leg Cow to a cancer institution.