Books with author Zach Wilkinson

Jack and Katharine “K” Wilkinson moved to an area of Key Largo in the 1930s that, at the turn of the century, had been a farming community known as Planter. The newlyweds squatted along the Atlantic coast in a make-shift tent and lived largely off of what the ocean could provide—including furniture that would occasionally wash ashore. In an effort to record what “K” remembered as the best years of her life, she reached out to the friends and family who had ventured down the “Tallahassee Road” to visit. What is revealed through this collection of memoirs, letters, and old photographs is both a love story and a peek into what it was like to live on this island chain before there was running water, electricity, and mosquito control. First locally published in 1996, “It Had To Be You” has been republished by the Florida Keys History & Discovery Foundation, a not-for-profit organization that operates Keys History & Discovery Center in Islamorada, Florida.

“The Duck Princess” is the wonderful story of a duck named Juniper, a monster and a bear wizard. Juniper faces a problem she thinks she can’t overcome but finds out the solution was within her the whole time. Written and illustrated by Zach Wilkinson, with photos by Paul Jarvis, this beautiful children’s picture book will take kids of all ages on a journey of self discovery and friendship through mountains and streams, forests and fields.

Who's that tumbling over there? Crazy hair flying and boots in the air? Tumbleweed Tina! Tumbleweed Tina! Tumbleweed Tina is EVERYWHERE! Tumbleweed Tina has a lot of energy. Her mom wants her to clean her messy room, but Tina would rather play. If she doesn't start cleaning soon, then she won't get a treat. Join Tumbleweed Tina on her adventure of cleaning her room. Will she finally get that cookie?

Over 4,000 years ago, an angry, greedy son in Ancient Egypt's ruling family nearly killed off his entire family. No one thought a 4,000-year-old family conflict could come back to life. However, a fifth-grade student, Julian, on a class trip uncovers a plot that will bring the conflict back to life in modern times. The only way to prevent the conflict is to uncover the secret the Sphinx holds, and Julian is the only one that has a chance to stop it.

The piskies of Cornwall have raised dragons for centuries. But Tatty and Bogle’s dragon is broken. With defective vision and a fear of flying, the piskies fear that they will never recover the lost treasure of the pirate, Malcolm the Malevolent, the dragon’s namesake.Forced to move to Cornwall with her estranged mother, 12-year-old Penelope has only her Persian cat, Patch for company. But when he goes missing, she discovers the secret cave and that her talking cat has an attitude.Will Penelope be able to help the adventurers? And if they get to the island, will they escape the evil that’s waiting to ensnare the dragon and use him for its evil deeds.

“The Duck Princess” is the wonderful story of a duck named Juniper, a monster and a bear wizard. Juniper faces a problem she thinks she can’t overcome but finds out the solution was within her the whole time.Written and illustrated by Zach Wilkinson, with photos by Paul Jarvis, this beautiful children’s picture ebook will take kids of all ages on a journey of self discovery and friendship through mountains and streams, forests and fields.

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Over 4,000 years ago, an angry, greedy son in Ancient Egypt's ruling family nearly killed off his entire family. No one thought a 4,000-year-old family conflict could come back to life. However, a fifth-grade student, Julian, on a class trip uncovers a plot that will bring the conflict back to life in modern times. The only way to prevent the conflict is to uncover the secret the Sphinx holds, and Julian is the only one that has a chance to stop it.

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