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Books published by publisher AMAZON/KDP

  • KWAKU: The Lion

    Grace Lee Kyota

    language (AMAZON KDP, Oct. 15, 2017)
    children's book that magnifies the importance of being obedient and the consequences of not being.
  • A RUNDOWN OLD HOUSE TURNS OUT TO BE A TREASURE

    D. MAE wARD, THE FLOWER

    language (AMAZON/KDP, June 6, 2018)
    This story is about a lady who's are all grown up, she recently loss her husband and she is looking for a new start in life. She's about to sell her old house and buy a new one out in the country. She buys it and while she was fixing and working the house, she stumbles upon something that will change her life forever and also put her and her family in danger.
  • We found Santa's hurt reindeer: Santa's Hurt reindeer

    D. Mae Ward, THE FLOWER

    language (Amazon-KDP, Oct. 13, 2015)
    One of Santa's reindeers got hurt and two young kids nurse him back to health. while trying to get his memory back he takes them to the different places he had been before. He takes them to toy land, fairyland, and even the north pole where they get to meet Santa and Ms. Claus, and frosty the snowman.
  • My Silly Kitty

    Laura Yirak, Daren Challman

    language (Amazon, March 4, 2013)
    From the creators of Puppy Come Home and Ladybug Blue:My silly kitty is a very, very silly kitty indeed!A little girl opens her long awaited birthday present to find something lively, something silly—a cute kitty, but she runs off!Oh no!This birthday party is full of surprises!An adorable, fully illustrated eBook for ages eighteen months and up.
  • THE MAGICAL TEAPOT

    D. MAE WARD, THE FLOWER

    language (AMAZON/KDP, May 3, 2018)
    Julee discovered that her grandma had a magical teapot that helps people. Someone found out about it and wanted it for themselves. They cause all kinds of trouble for Julee and her grandma
  • Dottie The Poke-a-dot Elephant: ODD COLOR

    D. MAE WARD, THE FLOWER

    language (amazon/kdp, May 2, 2017)
    This story is about an elephant that was born with pink and white poke-a-dots all over her body. The herd stayed away from her thinking that she was cursed; The baby elephants were not aloud to play with her. Her name was Dottie and she was different and they didn't understand it. Her father even kept his distance from his little girl. Dottie was hurt, she ran into the woods and got lost. She met a friend who helped her, but a baby elephant without it's herd is in danger; and that's what happened.
  • THE COOLEST RAT IN THE WORLD: IT'S RAYMOND

    D. MAE WARD, THE FLOWER

    eBook (amazon/kdp, March 8, 2017)
    This is a story about the coolest rat in the neighbor. he goes in people homes looking for food and one day they got tired of him steeling and decided to set a trap for him. he got caught and was flush down the toilet and ended up in NEW YORK CITY in some dangerous situations trying to find his way back home.
  • The disappearance of top news reporter Rebecca Swandell: without a trace

    D. Mae Ward, D. mae Ward, The Flower

    language (amazon/kdp, Feb. 26, 2017)
    This story is about a top news reporter who left the country to investigate a story about missing women in South America around the area of the amazon. While working on the story she went out to see the area and find clues when she suddenly disappeared without a trace.
  • Gus's Gum and Jenny's Penny: Christian Parable Poems for Children

    Liz Wilkey

    language (Amazon KDP, Nov. 30, 2017)
    Gus’s Gum and Jenny’s Penny is a collection of original children’s stories in poetic verse, based on the parables of Jesus. A brief scriptural excerpt precedes each poem. Catechetical insight, lyrical cadence, vivid imagery, and a touch of humor then combine to engage the listener in a whimsical journey based on each parable. Although children sometimes find it hard to relate to biblical references to unfamiliar objects such as lamp oil, vineyards, and wineskins, they are eager to grasp the broader message and relate them to their own lives. Just as Jesus used parables to help followers understand teachings about God’s Kingdom, these modern-day parables refer to objects familiar to children and, in so doing, are able to impart the very message that Jesus intended. From “No Mercy for Percy” a fanciful limerick based on the parable of The Unforgiving Servant, to “The Son Who Didn’t Think” an insightful and poignant recounting of the story of The Prodigal Son, each of these poems employs an imaginative approach to reach into the hearts of children, excite their imaginations, and provide them with an example of how they can respond to the Good News of the Gospel.
  • THE MIRROR/PART 1: the mirror sent her to another time and place.

    Mae Ward, THE FLOWER

    language (AMAZON/KDP, Feb. 26, 2015)
    A young lady cleaning out the addict and discover an old mirror that seems to be watching her. She touches it and goes through it ending up in another place in time. This place is fill with danger and she makes a new discovery about herself and the person she finds in this strange land. She find new friends that help her on her quest.
  • THE HIDDEN TREASURE MAP

    D. Mae Ward, The Flower

    language (Amazon-kdp, Oct. 13, 2015)
    The story is about four boys that found a treasure map and it started there adventure. They have to find clues that leads them to a hidden treasure.
  • The man hiding behind the mask

    D. Mae Ward, The Flower

    language (amazon/kdp, Jan. 24, 2017)
    A young lady meets this handsome man and under neat this man is not what he seems.