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  • The Green Dagger

    Kelly Hess

    eBook (Dragon Moon Press, June 1, 2016)
    Tensions rise between Delvengard and Sorak as the Sorak queen demands the return of the Blade of Torrill. As Delvengard scrambles to locate the mythical weapon, many fear war is inevitable. Fritz, who secretly possesses the dagger, is tormented by its evil. Eager to take control of its power, he journeys in search of a mysterious being who may be able to help. The Green Dagger, Book Two of the BlackMyst Trilogy, continues the adventure, five years after the events of Book One, Eyes of the Enemy.
  • The Fool's Apprentice

    Kelly Hess

    language (Dragon Moon Press, Sept. 1, 2016)
    Readers are raving about the BlackMyst Series by Kelly Hess!“This series is such a gripping and action packed series and one I highly recommend. I’m getting these books for my boys shelf because I know that they will love them.” – Book Lovers LifeIn the kingdom of Dragon’s Launch, young Denrikk’s aspirations of becoming a knight are dashed when he is instead apprenticed to the king’s fool. Embarrassed and devastated that his new position will ruin all hopes of winning the hand of the girl he loves—the princess Alendria— Denrikk reluctantly begins training under his new master, Fumbles, the king’s aging fool. He quickly learns, however, that being a fool in Dragon’s Launch is much more than juggling and laughing like a hyena. But when a shocking murder within the castle walls shakes the palace, all evidence points toward Denrikk. Now, with his new skills, a bit of luck, and the help of some unlikely friends, the fool’s apprentice must race to prove his innocence, all while evading capture.
  • Are You a Boy or a Girl?

    Karleen Pendleton Jimenez

    Paperback (Green Dragon Press, Jan. 1, 2006)
    Children spend a lot of time debating with each other over what makes a boy a boy and a girl a girl. It's a time of choices. It's a time of creating themselves. It could be a time for blending and embracing the many ways they express themselves, but it is too often a time of narrowing the possibilities of who they can be. This book enters into this conversation and opens it up. It is the story of a child thinking through who she is, a child learning through her mother's love how to be both strong and soft.
  • The Third Power

    Kelly Hess

    language (Dragon Moon Press, May 21, 2016)
    The struggle for the Dagger of Torrill has brought Delvengard and Sorak to war. But a long forgotten third power has risen, scheming to bring destruction to both kingdoms. Meanwhile, Beynn and Fritz learn the full extent of the green dagger’s third power as they journey through BlackMyst and through time itself in this exciting conclusion to the BlackMyst Trilogy.
  • Once Upon a Time When the Princess Rescued the Prince

    Rosemary Lake

    Paperback (Dragon Tree Press, Sept. 3, 2003)
    Fairy tales for Grades 4 through adult. Smart, strong heroines in old-fashioned fairy tales rich in magic and traditional motifs. Cheerful, wholesome; lively re-telling and much new material. Literary allusions, witty social satire. Favorably reviewed at Midwest Book Review. Bibliography, story notes, and teachers' notes. 127 pages, 12-point type. Ebook on sale. Samples at www.rosemarylake.com.
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  • Lost in Dreamland

    Christopher J Kerin

    Hardcover (Big Dragon Press, Dec. 11, 2018)
    Lost in Dreamland is an epic tale about a young fairy named Lilly who inadvertently becomes lost in a strange and mysterious world known as Dreamland. Filled with magical creatures, dragons, and talking trees, Lilly soon realizes that not everything is as it seems in Dreamland.Follow Lilly on this extraordinary adventure for young readers of all ages as she travels through a magical world shrouded in mystery and wonder, and ultimately discovers the truth about Dreamland and everyone in it.
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  • Guardian of the Gold Breathers

    Elise Stephens

    language (Dragon Moon Press, June 23, 2016)
    From Writers of the Future Winner Elise Stephens comes an epic adventure of magic, risk, and coming of age.2015 INDIEFAB Book of the Year Finalist Twelve-year-old Liam Finley doesn't expect anything good when he is forced to change his Dublin home for his stepfather's large country house on the edge of the wild woods. But after the first night there, Liam’s dreary boredom shatters as fairy tales spring to life in his new home. Has he truly discovered a dragon egg?The house's old blind gardener Michael Moran claims to know Liam's secret destiny, which lies in an enchanted Otherworld. He says Liam is the next Guardian of the Gold Breathers, a champion of dragons whose quest will take every bit of his courage if he is going to survive battle with ancient, powerful enemies.Time is not on Liam's side. Can he complete his three dangerous tasks to prove himself as Guardian before the paths close between his world and the Guardian's land? Liam wants to believe Michael’s mysterious tales, but should he instead seek shelter in the practical kindness of Hannah, the housekeeper who calls Michael's stories "rubbish"? Liam's heart tells him to trust the things of magic, but it's the humans he can't be sure about.A brilliant addition to a young reader’s bookshelf. Recommend for ages 10 and up.Themes in this story include losing a parent, family relationships, dealing with guilt, overcoming challenges, facing your fears, and standing up for what is right, even when it costs you something.WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS EXCITING, MAGICAL ADVENTURE:“The rich characters are so real that the fantastical elements feel as if they can be nothing other than truth. I found myself looking forward to reading this story and thought of it long after I had finished.”-Hilary Hayes, Amazon Reviewer“This is fantasy at its finest! The book is a combination of the YA novel Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher and the Narnia series. Great read that is perfect for the whole family. I highly recommend it!”-Nathan, Amazon Reviewer“…A fun, easy, quick read that is family friendly, suitable for young readers, but also sparks the imagination in adults. The characters were so real and likable, it left me with a feeling of ‘what's next?’”-Michelle Heue, Amazon Reviewer“I'd be intensely interested in reading a sequel; this could bloom into a wonderful series of books akin to Pern.”–Rob Slaven, Amazon Top 1000 Reviewer“The world-building was vivid, and it wasn’t hard to imagine myself at a country estate, in a forest, in a maze, or in a tunnel with a smelly troll. Stephens describes her world masterfully, and I thoroughly enjoyed being swept up in it…I highly recommend this winner from Elise Stephens for pre-teens who love adventure stories based in folklore, fairytales, and mythology.”-Lydia Thomas, Amazon Reviewer“Most commendable is Stephens’ ability to effortlessly weave values and ethics into the story, giving it depth…worthy of re-reading, reflection and discussion…Self-respect, courage, respect for women and the importance of family and friendship are all of value to our hero…an intriguing and enriching middle-grade read.”-Georgia Girly, Amazon Reviewer
  • A Ghostly Adventure

    Greta Burroughs

    language (Three Dog Press, Oct. 24, 2015)
    Patchwork Dog is a very mischievous, curious, and not so smart little guy who loves to go on adventures and explore. Calico Cat takes a more leisurely approach. She would prefer to stay home and sleep, but when her friend takes off on one of his adventures, she follows – mainly to keep the dog out of trouble. Patchy does not necessarily look for trouble, instead it usually finds him.In “A Ghostly Adventure,” Patchy and Calico receive some surprises as they prepare for Halloween and learn some valuable lessons along the way. They discover that trick or treating means more than receiving treats. The two friends also learn that it doesn’t matter what a person looks like on the outside, it’s what’s on the inside that counts. Patchy’s big adventure involves finding a ghost. He does, but it does not go exactly as he wished.“A Ghostly Adventure” is the fourth book in the Patchwork Dog and Calico Cat series. All four books contain five stories with questions at the end of each tale to help children comprehend what they have read. There are color illustrations at the beginning of each chapter hinting at what the new adventure will be about, as well as other pictures at the end of each story. These books are targeted for elementary age children, but can be read to younger kids as bedtime stories as well. Patchy and Calico will entertain children of all ages and hopefully teach youngsters some valuable lessons about working together and staying out of trouble.
  • Contra

    Andrea Murray

    language (Dragon Moon Press, June 1, 2016)
    In the sequel to the young adult dystopian novel, Omni, one young couple will do anything to stay together, and one man will do anything to control them. After barely escaping death in Omni, eighteen-year-old Pierce has left behind his place in the Artist stratum in exchange for sanctuary with his family. However, when Harmony goes missing, he can’t help but think it’s just another ploy of the Omni government to force him to return. With Harmony on her own, the two must find a way back to each other while battling against the full might of the government, but one powerful official is determined to keep them apart. Bent on revenge, Pelagic will stop at nothing to expose the secret of Pierce’s parentage.
  • Omni

    Andrea Murray

    language (Dragon Moon Press, June 2, 2016)
    They will risk everything, even challenging the all-seeing eye of the Omni government. But will the prize be worth the cost? Seventeen-year-old Pierce is a Drudge, the lowest social stratum in society. For over two years, he’s hoped—prayed—that his upcoming aptitude test will finally free him from his virtual slavery and give him a chance at a better existence. When he rescues Harmony, an Artist and member of the most successful stratum, his life takes an unbelievable twist. With his gallant act and good looks, he becomes a media sensation. Every stratum in society seeks his membership for their publicity, but as he becomes closer to Harmony, Pierce realizes what fame in Omni is truly like. His choices will not only affect him but Harmony as well. The life Pierce thought he wanted may not be worth the cost to either of them.
  • Jeff Herman's Guide to Book Publishers, Editors and Literary Agents : Who They Are! What They Want! How to Win Them Over!

    Jeff Herman

    Paperback (Three Dog Press, Oct. 30, 2007)
    Calling all writers, get your manuscripts out of the "slush pile" and into the bookstores with Jeff Herman’s Guide to Book Publishers, Editors & Literary Agents. More comprehensive than ever before--and now 1,000 pages--this revised edition describes the insider dynamics at hundreds of U.S. and Canadian publishers, with hundreds of names and specialties for book acquisition editors. Nearly 200 of the most powerful literary agents reveal invaluable tips, as if they were having a private conversation with special friends. Includes a wealth of detailed information on what to do (and what not to do) to break the code, break down the walls, and get that first book, second book, or thirtieth book published, bought and read. Jeff Herman’s Guide is the go-to source for writers everywhere. Many of the most successful authors in America thank Jeff’s book for helping them to make it! * More than 400,000 copies sold!* How to connect with nearly 200 of the most powerful literary agents and hundreds of book editors, and absolutely everything a writer must know to get published.* Replaces Jeff Herman’s Guide to Book Publishers, Editors & Literary Agents 2007, ISBN 0-9772682-1-4
  • Dragon's Fire, Wizard's Flame

    Michael R. Mennenga

    language (Dragon Moon Press, March 11, 2008)
    Dragon Moon Press proudly presents Dragon's Fire, Wizard's Flame, a fantasy adventure for the young and the young-at-heart, written by Michael R. Mennenga. Seventy-five-year-old Zac—who is young for a dragon—has endured taunts and pranks from the other dragons in his secluded village for years, and brought shame and disgrace to his family because he can't seem to get the hang of breathing flames. He ventures out into the dangerous and exciting human world in search of his fire. With the help of Abraham (a clever moose with nerves of steel), Jo (a high-energy squirrel), Neft (a cantankerous old elf), and Tyralus (a wise and powerful sage), Zac discovers his "firelessness" is a precious gift that makes him one of the most powerful dragons on Earth. However, his gift carries a curse: any wizard can tap into Zac's power to achieve his own good (or evil) ends.