Books with author T S Cherry

Tiil Books has penned a beautiful fairy tale in the guise of a straight-up fantasy YA Book, and it succeeds on both counts. The story takes place in a massive web of an invented world in which the Lunar Princess protects the Nocturnal creatures and animals from the evil King Constellation.Raised in isolation by her parents, the Lunar Princess and Sandman, Sugarplum has only known the world within the castle and its gardens. It is the owl, Orion, who has served as Sugarplum's guardian and protector. Orion has sworn, upon her own life, that King Constellation will never have the child.That promise was made nearly two years ago, on the eve of Sugarplum's birth, after King Constellation demanded the Lunar Princess, give him the child. Now, on yet another birthday night, Orion wonders if she's made the right choice. After all, the young crown princess is filled with energy, life, and magic. Even at the young age of two, Sugarplum is clearly a talented wielder.

Tiil Books has penned a beautiful fairy tale in the guise of a straight-up fantasy YA Book, and it succeeds on both counts. The story takes place in a massive web of an invented world in which the Lunar Princess protects the Nocturnal creatures and animals from the evil King Constellation.Raised in isolation by her parents, the Lunar Princess and Sandman, Sugarplum has only known the world within the castle and its gardens. It is the owl, Orion, who has served as Sugarplum's guardian and protector. Orion has sworn, upon her own life, that King Constellation will never have the child.That promise was made nearly two years ago, on the eve of Sugarplum's birth, after King Constellation demanded the Lunar Princess, give him the child. Now, on yet another birthday night, Orion wonders if she's made the right choice. After all, the young crown princess is filled with energy, life, and magic. Even at the young age of two, Sugarplum is clearly a talented wielder.

Katie Rite’s chest is tight. It's suddenly hard to breathe. The church is oppressive. It's draining her. It's ruining her. "I have to get out of here," she gasps. "I have to get out of here!"She bolts from the church, relieved to smell the fresh air and feel the sun on her face. But something still isn’t right. Why did she hear the church doors close a second time behind her? She turns and looks over her shoulder, but there is no one there. Still, she can feel someone watching her; following her.The death of Katie’s mother, Isabella, has changed everything. She needs answers and she believes that Miss Green holds the key to those answers.Katie doesn’t care about the rumors that Miss Green is a witch. She only cares that Miss Green has been acting strangely and the woman has known her mother for years.What Katie doesn’t know is that there is often a bit of truth to every rumor. Now Katie will find herself caught-up in a world of mythical mystery she never dreamed existed.

The Lunar Princess Book II- Tween Chapter BookThe story takes place in a massive web of an invented world in which the Lunar Princess protects the Nocturnal creatures and animals from the evil King Constellation. There are few things that kingdoms fear worse than curses. It has been the bane of many royals, been the end of many guards and knights. They strike swiftly and silently, flooding into the world on shadow born feet, on the wings of feathered things. They are vicious things. Beasts of habit, with but one goal, with no capability of reasoning. Sometimes, they cannot be undone. Other times, it takes a sacrifice of the highest sort to reverse the side effects - sending thorns back to roses, bringing light back to the darkened vales. This is what the Lunar Princess fears, as her final term draws to an end. She stands in the highest tower of her castle, one hand resting on the swell of her belly. Outside, everything appears to be peaceful. There are no night creatures swarming the land. There is nothing overtly out of place.But appearances can be deceiving, and the Lunar Princess knows instinctivly that something is wrong. She has known it for months now - from the very moment that she realized she was pregnant with her second child; Nightmare.

The world is filled with many mysteries; but few countries hold those found in the ruins of Egypt. Archaeologist, Gregory Malachove, has never regretted more taking a job as badly as this one. The air inside the pyramid is stifling. No wind has blown through these stone tunnels in countless years, and no feet have disturbed the thick layering of dust and sand that has settled on the floor. To make matters worse, the team of archaeologists are in the midst of a heated debate surrounding the finding of a rather, “unusual” book. The writing in the book is old, filled with ancient hieroglyphics, as one might expect, but some are unknown to Gregory. In the end, it is just a single line of text that actually clicks into place… The rise of Bastet, Goddess of Egypt. Little do Gregory or the other archaeologists realize what they have found, or the dangers that may await them. Is Bastet just a fable, a story of a fictitious God of old Egypt? Or is there more to this Bastet, Goddess of Egypt that meets the eye?

Katie Rite’s chest is tight. It's suddenly hard to breathe. The church is oppressive. It's draining her. It's ruining her. "I have to get out of here," she gasps. "I have to get out of here!"She bolts from the church, relieved to smell the fresh air and feel the sun on her face. But something still isn’t right. Why did she hear the church doors close a second time behind her? She turns and looks over her shoulder, but there is no one there. Still, she can feel someone watching her; following her.The death of Katie’s mother, Isabella, has changed everything. She needs answers and she believes that Miss Green holds the key to those answers.Katie doesn’t care about the rumors that Miss Green is a witch. She only cares that Miss Green has been acting strangely and the woman has known her mother for years.What Katie doesn’t know is that there is often a bit of truth to every rumor. Now Katie will find herself caught-up in a world of mythical mystery she never dreamed existed.

Faye and Spot are bestfriends. Music comes to life as every note on the piano becomes a fun loving character with our storybooks. Spot a "D" on our piano is the 2nd green key on our Sozo Piano. Children learn to read CDE's of music and ABC's of books thorugh leveled age-appropriate reading with Read and Play Books. Pop Academy of Music, whose Read and Play leveled storybooks turn piano keys into fun-loving characters. Books include "Faye and Spot" and "Izzy the Bear". Pop Academy of Music "Sozo Keys" piano books and "Piano Stickers" has revolutionlized sheet music enabling instant music performance. Look for other Faye and Spot Books

Like people, different angels have different talents and different jobs. Angels in Training is a book for “children of all ages” about a school named WhiteFeathers Academy. Typically the students at WhiteFeathers depart their worldly lives as infants. They grow up in angel villages and arrive at WhiteFeathers at age twelve for their final year of training in their fields of talent. Graduation day is called Birth Day. The students get their wings and “fly up” as angels on their thirteenth Birth Day. The story is about a student named Millie who enters WhiteFeathers directly from earth at age twelve. She is at a disadvantage having spent so little time in training and having no special talent. But she is determined to overcome obstacles, get her wings and fly up on Birth Day.