Books with title Save the Visitor!

When a solitary child lingers at the edges of the Halloween celebration of Trick-or-Treat, the silent presence gives the story’s narrator a chill. Nothing prepares her for the paranormal battle to come, or for the heart-wrenching identity of the spooky visitor.A haunting Halloween story for young readers and adults, this is a ghost story with a slight twist. Echoing a tiny fragment of the author's true life story, this tale is entertaining and heart-warming.This story is suitable for children in grades four and up, as well as for adults, but might be scary for younger children. Parents, teachers, and caregivers are encouraged to be aware of the sensitivities of younger readers.Debbie Barry lives with her husband in southeastern Michigan, with their two cats, Mister and Goblin. Debbie graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. in dual majors of social sciences with an education concentration and of English in 2013. Debbie went blind suddenly, without obvious cause, at the age of 45. Instead of giving in to the darkness, Debbie chose to adopt a positive attitude, and to find as much light as possible in her life. Before going blind, Debbie enjoyed drawing and painting in various traditional media, as well as a variety of fiber crafts. Since going blind, Debbie has returned to drawing and painting, within the limitations of her vision. She has found that being blind does not have to mean being truly disabled. She is active in her church community.

Five friends that have been sent down to earth from the kingdom of heaven have to get used to living among humans. They accept that they cannot live like normal citizens but try their hardest to blend in but can’t seem to stay out of their enemy’s way. Asher ends up eating food that is bad for him; Addie gets into an altercation with a group of girls; Kayla chooses the wrong friends; Damon tries to help his coworkers and clients but to no avail; and Zion tries to figure out how to get rid of a ghost in her daughter’s room……

Book Description Not everyone in Rose's family is happy about the two Saudi Arabian police officers staying at Grandma's house. Nine-year-old Rose and grandma help the officers with English lessons and the officers share their culture and Islamic religion. The officers' kind ways and good manners soon win the hearts of Rose and her grandparents. Rose becomes confused and worried by her dad's continued avoidance of Fahd and Abdul and his warnings to stay away from the masjid. Rose is determined to change her dad's mind about his dislike and distrust of the Muslim officers. She creates one unique plan after another and refuses to become discouraged when her plans backfire and she gets into problems with her dad. Rose designs an ingenious new PLAN. Its success or failure will have a lasting affect on Rose, her family and new friends. The Association of Muslim Women in America, Inc. (AMWA) selected Linda D. Delgado to receive the Excellence in Media, Literary Arts award. The award is based on her work as author of the children's book series, "Islamic Rose Books". The Visitors is the first book in this series.