Books with author Taylor Cole

This is Book Five in the "Shuzi" series.In Book One, Shuzi, "The Pirate Witches", the tale begins when we meet the main character "Shuzi", and we start our adventure as we follow her on her life journey.Now, in Book Five, "The Tree of Life", there will be a life altering discovery which will change the main characters' lives dramatically.Start with Shuzi, "The Pirate Witches", and prepare to be hooked.

What do we know about the Plains Indians? What was their family life like? What was their religion? Did they live in houses? What are the Plains Indians doing today?This series takes an exciting look at religion, history, and culture through the everyday lives of people from all over the world. Using color photographs and detailed illustrations, each book helps young people ask questions and leads them toward a better understanding of a particular historical era, faith, or civilization.

The huge corpse flower rarely blooms. When it does, it gives off a strong smellthe smell of a rotting corpse! The gross smell has a purpose, however. Readers learn that the stink of the corpse flower has everything to do with a main subject of the science curriculum: pollination. Other science topics covered include plant life cycles and structures. Fact boxes add even more intriguing information about this weird plant while full-color photographs offer readers an up-close look at a unique flower.

After Ian and Rachel's parents buy The Bear restaurant, someone steals meat from the fridge. When Ian's sweets go missing too, the children decide to investigate! What is the secret of the stuffed bear's head hanging on the wall in the restaurant? Why are their parents' redecorating plans such a disaster? Together with their new school friend Serafina, They must find a way to prevent the catastrophe that threatens The Restaurant Bear!

Details the history of Warminster Baptist Church in Wiltshire from its foundation in 1810 to the present. It gives details of those who have served as Pastors of the Church, including the times before they came to Warminster and where they served afterwards. It gives details of those in the Church who have gone on to serve as Ministers and Missionaries in other places. It gives detail of those buried in the Church Graveyard.

Kour'el wakes up in a tower cell with no memory of who she is or where she came from. One painful shred at a time, she pieces together her memory with the help of her companion Api'Naga, an immortal dragon. They know they have come from very far away, and that they have a mission. But what is it? Who are they looking for? Not even Api'Naga knows for certain. Two in this land have the answers the strangers are seeking. One of them is a captive, secretly revered but more helpless than Kour'el herself. And the other, Petaurus, caring for his granddaughter in a tiny mountain village, is afraid. Queen Mariah's ruthless grasp extends to the very edges of the kingdom now. To whom can he entrust his dangerous secret?

A robotics genius, Edmond West has developed a plan to create the world's first Artificial Intelligence truly indistinguishable from a human being. His Bots will eradicate global slavery and allow humanity to channel its darkest impulses safely, harming only these soulless machines. His greatest success, however, may also be his undoing. He's finally created the perfect humanoid robot; perfectly intuitive, perfectly emotive… and perfectly unpredictable. Each EPIC Press series is made up of 6 short installments, intended for readers 14 and older.

SennTech is pleased to announce its latest—and finest—creation: a Hart-style Bot who can see individual DNA signatures. Her first assignment: find Edmond West and stick to him like glue. She’s not the only one obsessed with the former-inventor; hostile forces are converging on the little island where Edmond and Hart are hiding and all seems lost. But General Liao isn’t the only one with a secret weapon… The Uncanny Valley is Book #3 from Bots, an EPIC Press series. Each EPIC Press series is made up of 6 short installments, intended for readers 14 and older.