Books published by publisher SELF

Satan has created a new kind of creature. In defiance to God, he has created the perfect killing machine. A great read for any Vampire lover, a new twist in the ever evolving mystery, and legend of the Vampire. The Vampire is given true origin in this story. Fabian loves yet hates his curse. Forever his kind have roamed and pilaged the earth. Now they have a home an origin of where they came from. Satan gives birth to the first Vampire. As evil and rotten as the devil himself, yet as beautiful as the sun light caressing a blooming rose on the first day of spring.

This is an eBook for the curious, the young, and all those who are young at heart, complete with photos. It follows the underwater adventures of a little manatee calf, and what it must learn about itself, and where it must live. Or as little Tepee would put it ~~~ “live as an ‘in-danger’ species.”Overall, it will give you a glimpse of a life cycle that might be all but gone before you have a chance to read this book to the next generation, if we do not realize, and change what we are doing to the Manatee population.

Join PJ Mouse, Emily's adorable, slightly featherbrained stuffed animal, on this, his second adventure, along the coast of Queensland, as he snorkels at the Great Barrier Reef, chats with a Loggerhead turtle in the midst of a great undertaking, and explores the tropical rainforest - until he has to be rescued by one of the local friendly wildlife. Educational and fun for the young reader, the PJ Mouse books encourage kids to overcome their fears of the unknown and appreciate, and care for, the world around us.

As little children are often expected to fit with busy adult schedules and appointments, it can be challenging. Often it leads to upsets for parents and children, especially as children are involved in their own events. Ember discovers that there are some things that just can’t be hurried and must take their own time no matter what hurry and pressure is going on. Hurry up Ember is a gentle reminder that childhood is short and full of wonder. Take a big breath and take time to get ready… then ‘hurrying up’ can be much simpler and much far less trouble. Diana Reynolds has created a refreshingly wise story about a point of tension both children and adults experience and offers a solution that works for Ember and his family.