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  • Daughter of Jerusalem

    Joanne Otto

    eBook (FastPencil, Oct. 21, 2013)
    "Daughter of Jerusalem" takes its 21st-century readers on a journey back to the first-century world of a young rabbi named Yeshua—better known to us as Jesus. Mara, the young heroine of this story, gets to mingle with the crowds who come to hear him teach during his visits to Jerusalem and, finally, to meet him face to face in a brief, life-changing encounter—one that comes at no small cost to herself. For middle-grade readers who want to use the book as a springboard for deeper study, there are Bible references and questions on each chapter, as well as a glossary. For others, the story itself will be the full journey.
  • FAMILY MAGIC

    PATTI LARSEN

    (FastPencil Premiere, June 1, 2015)
    Her mom's a witch and her dad's a demon — however, Sydlynn Hayle just wants to be ordinary. But, when an insidious evil comes after her family, Sydlynn has to choose between her dream of living the normal life or embracing her magic in order to save her coven from disaster!
  • Travel to Tomorrow: Book One of the Fifties Chix Series

    Angela Sage Larsen

    Paperback (Fastpencil Premiere, Sept. 25, 2011)
    Sock hops. Soda fountains. Slumber parties. Life in 1955 is simple for tomboy Beverly, insightful Maxine, high-spirited Judy, studios Mary and artistic Ann. But after a class assignment to predict life in the future, they wake up the next morning in a future they could never have imagined (having time-traveled into a parallel universe to the 21st century). With only each other to trust, they must work together and find their way "home" to 1955; but the more they discover about the future, will they even want to go back? Travel to Tomorrow is the first title in this 5 book series.
  • Coaching Soccer Successfully: U7/U8 Season Plan

    Coach Scott Haywood

    language (fastpencil, Sept. 23, 2014)
    Are you a new or seasoned soccer coach for kids ages 7 and 8? Do you tear out your hair trying to decide which games, drills, and activities to put together for each practice of every week of your season? Look no further. Coach Scott Haywood's next book in the "Coaching Soccer Successfully" series provides you with a step by step, full season practice plan for the U7/U8 age group.
  • Mercer Mayer's Little Monster Learns A Lot

    Mercer Mayer

    Hardcover (Fastpencil Premiere, June 15, 2011)
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  • No Ticks Please

    Nancy Fox

    eBook (FastPencil, Feb. 15, 2011)
    “No Ticks Please” is a story that describes the life of a tick and how ticks interact with their environment. The purpose of “No Ticks Please” is to teach children steps to prevent contracting tick-borne diseases by avoiding areas where ticks may live and travel.
  • The Tree Tales

    Keri A. Kitson, Eti Swinford

    eBook (Fastpencil, Jan. 5, 2016)
    A trilogy of delightful stories for the young and young-at-heart. A magic tree that heals all illnesses...A blossoming friendship between man and tree-kind...A discovery that saves a city - the precious gift of nature so indelibly linked to our human heritage is explored in these three 'tree' tales.
  • The Longest Halloween, Book Two: The Hunt for the Forever Kingdom Amulet

    Frank Wood

    eBook (FastPencil, June 11, 2014)
    In Book Two of the series, our hero Joel Franklin and his cohorts are on a supernatural scavenger hunt for an age old amulet with incredible kingdom building power. Joel, on again-off again girlfriend Polly, brother Jasper and best friend Ellis courageously outwit nineteenth century buccaneers, witches, werewolves and a gang of hapless wanna be bandits. In a deadly and desperate race to keep the wondrous treasure on the side of good, the intrepid friends learn that true power comes not from what you own, but from what you are willing to sacrifice.
  • The Most Dangerous Man

    Michael Geus

    eBook (FastPencil, Sept. 22, 2014)
    THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN is a fast-paced, youth-oriented novel. It centers on a season of basketball at Ethan Allen Middle School as seen through the eyes of Justin, a first-year player. During the season Justin learns some lessons on basketball and life, and gives a few as well. THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN is written by Michael Geus and is his first novel. The book is an extension of a lifetime of experiences coaching youth basketball in a metropolitan area.
  • Johnny Hockey And The Case Of The Rink Thief

    Kristin Tuttle

    eBook (FastPencil, Nov. 2, 2014)
    Fifteen-year-old Johnny Orson can't wait to play in this weekend's elite hockey tournament. Not only is this a chance for his team, the Missouri Eagles, to prove they can compete with some of the best teams in North America. There are scouts in the bleachers, looking for players to tryout for the National team. Johnny's dreams are threatened when his skates mysteriously disappear. But it's not just him. Several goalies in the tournament have also reported missing gear . Why would someone steal hockey gear? Is it a personal vendetta? Or is someone trying to sabotage the rink and the tournament? Determined to find out, Johnny and his friends find themselves smack dab in the middle of a mystery. Suspenseful and action packed, Johnny gets more than he bargained for in this on and off ice adventure. Will he find his skates? Will he catch the thief? Will the Eagles win the tournament? Or will everything he's worked so hard for be ruined?
  • Backstage and Behind the Scenes: What a Teen Reporter Learned from Rock Stars and Performers

    Matthew Pearlman

    eBook (FastPencil, June 30, 2014)
    Backstage and Behind the Scenes features interviews and information from over 35 singers and performers including: Kelly Clarkson, Jason Mraz, Jack Johnson, 50 Cent, Nelly, Cody Simpson, Nelly Furtado, Journey, The Eagles, Styx, Foreigner, Carlos Santana, Capital Cities, Hot Chelle Rae, 311, Kris Allen, Ashley Monroe, Dropkick Murphys and others.The book takes readers on an all-access tour of life in the music business, on the road, in the studios and on-stage. The performers share their stories and advice for finding success in music and in life.Readers will learn that there is way more to these talented performers than just being able to sing or play an instrument. They are hard working, kind and intelligent. Many give back to causes and their communities.The book was written by Matthew Pearlman, a 16 year old author and reporter from St. Louis, MO. This is Matthew's third book. He is the founder of TeensOnSports.com. Matthew has conducted over 800 interviews with athletes and entertainers. He has been credentialed for many major events and concerts.A portion of the book proceeds will benefit anti-bullying charities.
  • Where Do the Mondays Go?

    Patricia Sloan, Patricia Sloan & Daniel Alexander

    Hardcover (FastPencil, Feb. 5, 2011)
    This educational story presents a unique blend of facts in a fictional tale to introduce children to the days of the week. There are many elements weaved into this rhyming adventure including feelings we can all relate to. The characters in this story represent the actual days of the week and the hidden power within to make our day the best it can be—a Super-Duper Day! Each day has the day of the week spelled out in the body of the character. This is a fun find for children as they explore each character and discover the letters. For example, Super-Duper Monday has big swooping M’s for his hair, an O for his nose, N for his mouth, D on his chest, A is in the body with a belt going across, and the Y is the pockets and the legs. The ending has a surprise for both children and adults when the most important fact of all is revealed—where time begins!
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