Books in Eric's Epic Adventures series

Eric And His Invisible Potion is designed and written by John Carpenter and Joyous Mortel . It is the seventh book as part of the series Eric's Adventure.In this book, Eric will share his experience using his invisible potion and the lesson he learned from using it.So guys, lets join and share all of Eric's fun, laughter, life’s lessons and adventure. Enjoy reading !!!

Drawn from real life and giving 12 exciting narratives archeological adventures describes the variety, mystery, and thrills of learning history through digs. Part Where in the World and part social history the chapters offer travelogues to wondrous environments and tell the reader what they'll find there. It is a high interest introduction to our world and includes maps and the additional resources available at 12StoryLibrary.com: Editor-selected news articles; videos; online resources; teacher resources; live Twitter and RSS feeds

Drawn from real life and giving 12 exciting narratives of polar expeditions, this book describes the variety, mystery, and thrills of studying life at the poles and history. Part Where in the World and part social history the chapters offer travelogues to wondrous environments and tell the reader what they'll find there. It is a high interest introduction to our world and includes maps and the additional resources available at 12StoryLibrary.com: Editor-selected news articles; videos; online resources; teacher resources; live Twitter and RSS feeds

Willabee loves sharing his magical singing for all to hear! One day, when Willabee flies down from the magical mountains of Mipleweepers to earth in order to spread his wonderful gift of singing, poor Willabee is hit by a rock, leaving him helpless. A group of helpful ducks rush to his aid and nurse him back to health. But the ducks need Willabee's help as well. They must learn to sing as wonderfully as Willabee to avoid the awful upcoming duck hunting season. Will the ducks ever sing as beautifully as Willabee? Will it be enough to save them from duck hunting season? Children will be entranced by Bill’s fable about how personal power and perseverance can help you achieve anything!

Drawn from real life and giving 12 exciting narratives Epic Adventures describes in astonishing details the thrills of Urban Adventures. Part Where in the World and part social and STEM driven technical history the chapters offer travelogues to wondrous places and tell the reader what they'll find there. It is a high interest introduction to our world and includes maps and the additional resources available at 12StoryLibrary.com: Editor-selected news articles; videos; online resources; teacher resources; live Twitter and RSS feeds

Eric's father gave him a brand new BMX bike for doing so well at school. Unfortunately, it's pouring down with rain, so he can't go out and give it a trial run.Disappointed, Eric and his talking Drone friend, Herbie, think up all the imaginary places they would like to visit. Herbie suggests Dinosaur Land and because Eric collects model dinosaurs, too, they both decide that's where they would like to go first.Moments later, much to their surprise, they are whisked off on a magical adventure they would never forget.

The first people to fly did so in hot-air balloons. Some 120 years later, theWright brothers’ heavier-than-air flying machine made powered, controlled flight possible. Ever since, aviators have aspired to fly faster, farther, and higher. Charles Lindbergh set the world alight with his nonstop flight acrossthe Atlantic. Amy Johnson won hearts and acclaim flying solo from England to Australia in a small biplane. With advances in rocketry, a new era dawned. The world watched in awe as the Apollo 11 astronauts landed on the Moon. The Voyager claimed the last major record for fixed-wing aircraft, flying nonstop around the world. And aviation's last major record was set when the Breitling Orbiter 3 pilots flew their balloon nonstop around the world.