Books published by publisher Oshun Publications, LLC

For seventeen-year-old Kira, there's no better way to celebrate a birthday than being surrounded by friends and huddled beside a campfire deep in the woods. And with a birthday in the peak of summer, that includes late night swims under the stars.Or at least, it used to.Kira's relaxing contemplation of the universe is interrupted when a piece of it falls, colliding with her and starting a chain of events that could unexpectedly lead to the one thing in her life that's missing--her father.Tossed into a pieced-together world of carnivals and gypsies, an old-fashioned farmhouse, and the alluring presence of a boy from another planet, Kira discovers she's been transported to the center of a black hole, and there's more to the story than science can explain. She's now linked by starlight to the world inside the darkness. And her star is dying.If she doesn't return home before the star's light disappears and her link breaks, she'll be trapped forever. But she's not the only one ensnared, and with time running out, she'll have to find a way to save a part of her past and a part of her future, or risk losing everything she loves.Dreamy, fluid, and beautiful, Link pairs the mystery of science fiction with the minor-key melody of a dark fantasy, creating a tale that is as human as it is out of this world.

High school senior Hanna Loch just suffered a blackout in front of her entire homeroom class. She hasn’t had one in over ten years, and she’s terrified—the last time she blacked out, she woke up with no memory of her life before. To make matters worse, no one can explain why it happens. For Hanna, bad things tend to come in threes.And that doesn’t even begin to cover it . . .When she learns she could be a descendant of someone who lived /once upon a time/, Hanna must put her trust in William Vann, a descendant of one of the most hated villains ever known. Their histories are intertwined in more ways than she expected, and he has answers about her past, answers even her family won’t share.But is it safe to put her trust in someone who appears to be danger reincarnate, while trying to escape the darkness that tried to kill her ten years ago?A loose fairytale retelling, GOLDEN is a story that’s /just right/, weaving together lost secrets, vengeful enemies, and what happens when fiction becomes reality.

On this cold day, everyone is too busy to play with the youngest and littlest. Bored and tired of feeling left out, the child is surprised when a giant crow appears and takes them on an adventure. This story is written and illustrated from the child's point-of-view and shows us that we can do anything we want to do, simply by pretending and using our imagination.

“Readers of all ages will enjoy the way Harry, the troll, grows in the story through his friendship with Piff, the dragon…. Be prepared to laugh and possibly cry while you read this delightfully detailed story!” — Rachel Steppuhn, educator in ColoradoAll Harry wants is to go about his normal routine and to be left alone, but instead a whiny dragon interrupts his tranquil life over breakfast. How can he shake this tearful dragon and get back to his peaceful life?Though he’s determined to ignore the baby dragon, Harry is faced with noisy—and hilarious—changes in his quiet home. Once he gets to know Piff, Harry comes to learn that life may be easier alone, but it’s definitely better with a dragon.

Zoya is a happy little girl with very few personal belongings. One day at the market she sees a girl, Meiying, who is very different from her and is clearly in need of a friend. Zoya remembers a time when she was in need and a little boy named Johnny helped her out. She tries to think of a way to help the Meiying knowing that she does not have many things to give her. She comes up with a plan to make this little girl feel welcome and loved by giving her a gift made from one of her very few possessions. Rhythmically and visually follow Zoya on her quest to help Meiying feel welcome and loved in her new home. Every reader big and small will have their heart warmed and will learn the value of passing on kindness no matter how small the gift or act.

Little Sarah turned five years old just two months ago. Today, there are many people at Sarah's house again. Most are very sad and she doesn't understand why more people are at her house today than on her birthday.Some people Sarah has never seen before. There was lots of food and every dessert imaginable. Is someone else having a surprise birthday party? she wondered. Her Daddy seems sad and she can't seem to find her Mommy anywhere.This worried Sarah.This beautifully illustrated and well-written book deals with explaining to a child about loss of a loved one. It is a difficult position to be in and equally as difficult to help the child to understand.