Books with author William 1807-1880 Adams

The classic children's story grows up in this tale of discovery. If you've only seen the movie and never read the books, you've missed a lot.Jacob is a drag queen from Ohio dressed as Dorothy Gale and getting ready for a show when a twister picks up his apartment and transports him into the book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.Jacob decides to go along with what has happened and continues to pretend to be Dorothy to play his role of a lifetime. This is made easy because the people of Oz take everything at face value. But Oz is not quite like Jacob remembers.The longer he stays in the land of Oz, the more he gets confused with fiction and reality, with his role and his true self.

If you are starting out on the path of personal development and are starting to enjoy books about spirituality and self awareness, then this book is an essential guide on how to get started in the right way! Many people give you information and expect us to just believe it. With this book, personal organiser, set of development tools and 7 days of online life coaching thrown in for free...you will find out the exact information and systems you require to become a success in your life, whatever your version of success is. This 7-day system will take you from exactly where you are and enable you to strive forward and give you the confidence to know without a doubt that you can be, do and have (but more importantly, GIVE) anything you wish! If you are a seasoned 'personal developer' this is a wonderful little refresher course for you to have in your collection or to even teach others that you care about. Enjoy it. It has ALL been written from experience and YOU will enjoy your own experiential journey with it too! The Book doubles as a 'Virtual Reality Game'...(you will see)... and an actual board game is being developed to accompany the series. This will be available during 2015.

Tobias Smudge is one of the thousands of 'imaginary friends' that have been forgotten by human children as they grow up. The world of magical energy where these imaginary friends are created, has been taken over by The Shades who use the forgotten's energy to create nasty creatures to frighten children, such as, The Monster In The Closet, The Bogeyman, The Thing Under the Bed and so on. The Shades do this because they feed on fear! Tobias Smudge's creator takes his daughters to a cottage he used to go to as a child, which is also where he left Tobias and forgot about him. The girls find him and go on a magical adventure to destroy The Shades and Release the imprisoned 'forgotten'. It's a great read for kids as everything rhymes! It's short and easy to read with a few note and drawing pages at the back for kids to continue the story and start writing themselves!

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