Books published by publisher Xlibris, Corp.

In the heat of the summer, when Blueberries are at their finest, you should wander down the path that crosses the Big Meadow. If you are careful and quiet, you will see the strangest party you can imagine. Animals of all types now gather at the far end, near the creek bank. They bring food of all kinds. But everyone agrees that their favorite snack is the Blueberries! For a day or two they forget the cares and troubles of the world. They enjoy each other's company and get to know each other. And I think that with each passing year, the Big Meadow becomes a better place to live. The Big Meadow: Home of Heroes and Friends!

There was once a fairy story told in The Magic Land of Pheasant Hill, about two sisters that were destined to be Fairy God Mothers. The two sisters were sent to Earth as punishment for breaking fairy code. Luzinda and Zavela were very close sisters, who could not wait to become fairy god mothers. Luzinda was focused on becoming the most incredible fairy god mother that had ever existed; a god mother that would be written about in all the fairy stories. Zavela, even though she wanted to become a god mother as well, she also longed for a life outside of The Magic Land of Pheasant Hill. Both sisters were attending fairy school, when Zavela committed the biggest betrayal of fairy code. For their indiscretions the Fairy Council banished both sisters to Earth. The sisters were warned not to use their powers, not to disclose their status as fairies, and most importantly they were forbidden from falling in love with a human. The sisters crossed many roads on the way to redemption, where they both were able to choose their own true destiny.

Briggsy, the tuba, is one of the instruments in Miss Poppy's music class. He's often bullied and teased by the other instruments because they think he's too big and too loud. Their antics make him unhappy, but he tries hard not to show it. When he's not chosen to play in Miss Poppy's classroom band, he begins to doubt himself, and wonders if what they say about him is true. Then one day something happens in music class, surprising everyone, even the instrument bullies. What does it mean for Briggsy? Will he at last feel like he belongs?

In the heat of the summer, when Blueberries are at their finest, you should wander down the path that crosses the Big Meadow. If you are careful and quiet, you will see the strangest party you can imagine. Animals of all types now gather at the far end, near the creek bank. They bring food of all kinds. But everyone agrees that their favorite snack is the Blueberries! For a day or two they forget the cares and troubles of the world. They enjoy each other's company and get to know each other. And I think that with each passing year, the Big Meadow becomes a better place to live. The Big Meadow: Home of Heroes and Friends!

Jackal Buzzard lives on top of Table Mountain where the wind makes it nearly impossible for him to fly and gather food. One very hungry day, Jackal devises a plan to convince the animals on the mountain to dance with him, offering them a free ride on his back to get away from the dusty wind. What quicker way to get a meal, so he thinks, not realizing that observant Cousin Monkey has watched his every move. What happens next surprises Jackal Buzzard and the reader with a heartfelt lesson woven into the lyrical prose of Mrs. Dasent's delightful retelling.

Grandpa takes his Grandchildren on an adventure through the swamp and into a magical land called, Rainbow Island. During their adventure they learn of many more of these magical lands out there waiting to be explored and meet many new and exciting creatures like Zulo from New Eeland with the body of an eel and the legs of a crab, and the twins from Twinland who enjoy pulling a good prank. When the children go home they can hardly contain their wild imaginations of all the new and exciting places they will go and creatures they will meet when they return.