Books with author Terry James

Indoctrination disguised as education. The religion of climate change enshrined. Witchcraft and the occult made mainstream. Fake news. We live in a world where deception is rampant and true agendas are rarely revealed.Jesus foretold of this time as He answered His disciples’ question: What will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age? Bible prophecy experts present analysis of today’s issues and events in Deceivers, revealing that Christ’s prophecy is literally unfolding before us today.A collection of 12 leading experts.Discover false prophets hiding behind the thin veneer of religious half-truths Unveil the globalist agenda behind diplomatic, judicial, and political hypocrisyGo behind misleading headlines and entertainment illusions to discern the truth.

Indoctrination disguised as education. The religion of climate change enshrined. Witchcraft and the occult made mainstream. Fake news. We live in a world where deception is rampant and true agendas are rarely revealed. Jesus foretold of this time as He answered His disciples’ question: What will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age? Bible prophecy experts present analysis of today’s issues and events in Deceivers, revealing that Christ’s prophecy is literally unfolding before us today. A collection of 12 leading experts. Discover false prophets hiding behind the thin veneer of religious half-truths Unveil the globalist agenda behind diplomatic, judicial, and political hypocrisy Go behind misleading headlines and entertainment illusions to discern the truth.

Tabby's ordinary world is turned upside down when she discovers that her ex-childhood friend, turned most popular boy in school, transforms into a hideous hunchbacked creature. Now with the help of her friends, and a few mythical creatures, Tabby races against time to uncover what happened and how to restore her friend's good looks before an ancient spell caster can use him in his plot to enslave mankind.

Tales speak of a long awaited magic returning to the kingdom of Appernysia, found in a young child from a distant village. Even the enemy has joined in the hunt, frantic to recruit him first. But no one can find this rumored Beholder. Years later, in a desperate attempt to save his twin sister’s life, 17-year-old Lon Marcs discovers he is this Beholder. He rescues Mellai with an intimidating display of power, but the act only brings an onslaught of further pain and suffering. If Lon doesn’t learn how to control this magical gift named True Sight, he will kill himself and everyone he cares for. Only one option remains. Lon must journey deep into the enemy’s territory, searching for a scholar with ample knowledge of True Sight. But this also means Lon has to leave everything behind, including his beloved Kaylen. Although this is the hardest decision Lon has ever made, it is only the first of many that will test his strength and challenge his interpretation of right and wrong.

Denise and Lee are suddenly ripped apart in a mysterious car accident on the eve of their high school dance where they were to share their first kiss. Seven years later, Adam and Lisa stumble upon an abandoned cemetery where the now "deceased" Denise is still waiting for that kiss. With time running out quickly for Denise and her "corpse" family, Adam and Lisa must figure out what truly happened the night of Denise's demise and reunite the lost lovers before the devious plans of a local funeral director can come to pass.

No victory comes without sacrifice. With newfound proficiency in True Sight, Lon Marcs has helped the Rayders to retake their homeland, but at a terrible price. His family has disowned him, his betrothed despises him, and Lon has become the greatest enemy of Appernysia. But living among the Rayders presents its own challenges for Lon. Mutiny swells in the shadows of Taeja’s ruins. Only a handful of Rayders remain loyal to their Beholder, so Lon must exercise constant vigilance as he selflessly labors to rebuild the once-glorious city for the arrival of their immigrating nation. Above all else, the greatest question on everyone’s mind is who will rise victorious as the new Rayder commander. Appernysia fairs no better. Its civilians are defecting to Taeja every week, fleeing from their own deteriorating kingdom. However, as an Itorean handmaiden, Kaylen Shaw realizes that Appernysia’s flaws are far more complex than the rulings of a misguided monarch. The last hope for Appernysia dwells with Mellai Marcs, but can she find the courage to oppose her own twin brother? And an old threat lurks in the west, looming in the shadows of the Forest of Blight.

Sudden unexplained visions cause Tabby to begin questioning not only her personal feeling about who she is, but her feeling for Jerry as their friendship begins to take them down a road she may not be ready for, or want. Meanwhile, Corum hatches a new scheme to build his army of servants with the help of Tabby's best friend, April, who is more than she appears.

In 1807, at the height of the slave trade, Ajeemah and his son, Atu, are snatched by slave traders from their home in Africa while en route to deliver a dowry to Atu's bride-to-be. Ajeemah and Atu are then taken to Jamaica and sold to neighboring plantations'never to see one another again. "Readers will come away with a new sense of respect for those who maintained their dignity and humanity under the cruelest of circumstances."'SLJ. "Each moment here of the Jamaican-born poet's terse, melodious narrative is laden with emotion. . . . Brilliant, complex, powerfully written."––K. Notable Children's Book of 1993 (ALA)1993 Best Books for Young Adults (ALA)1993 Fanfare Honor List (The Horn Book)1992 Books for Youth Editors' Choices (BL)Notable 1992 Children's Trade Books in Social Studies (NCSS/CBC)Bulletin Blue Ribbons 1992 (C)1993 Books for the Teen Age (NY Public Library)Children's Books of 1992 (Library of Congress)1993 Boston Globe-Horn Book Fiction Award

Is new always better than old? When a brand new Zamboni arrives at an old ice rink, he’s just not impressed. He’s much too new and shiny for the worn down rink, and he’s much faster and smoother than the old Zamboni, who’s been left outside in the cold. The new Zamboni protests, only polishing the ice when he feels like it. Nobody, not even the mechanic, can make the Bad Zamboni work properly. But before long, an observant little boy with a silver helmet catches on to the Bad Zamboni’s tricks... Is the Bad Zamboni really bad? This book teaches us about empathy, kindness, and most of all, that we each have the power to change things for the better.