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Blossom the cow is missing her human friends, Katie and Annie. They are visiting other family. Sad, she sleeps late and dreams. An exciting dream. She wants to share it with her friends. But she is still sad. Until she decides to sing and dance her way across the field. Singing always makes her feel better. Then she gets three surprises and the day is even better. First, her cat friend Matilda finally sings! Second, she meets a new friend, Hamish the Scottish bull. And third, both bulls sing for them all.

Annie dreams that pop singer fame will make everything right. But mysterious visions refuse to die and keep dragging her down. Each vision makes her feel more disconnected from her world and threatens to permanently separate her from reality. Then, rape and betrayal shatter her dreams entirely and drive her to the brink of suicide. Late one night at a local beach the water beckons Annie. Just a few more steps and she knows the wet darkness will end all her pain. However, while teetering on the point of no return, Annie encounters the mysterious Esmeralda who, in a flash, initiates Annie's amazing and brutal transportation from modern city to medieval land. There, fate recasts Annie as reluctant hero on a mysterious and epic quest. Reborn into a world of wizardry and wonder, Annie befriends Rex, a sorcerer struggling with his own challenges. Together they witness a dramatic battle and birth, during which Annie receives a mysterious talisman from the newborn dragon, Holdfast. Set upon by a warrior Princess Zoila and her army of evil gouls, Rex and Annie become unlikely partners. Thrust together by circumstance, they undertake a journey to solve the mystery of the talisman and help Annie find her way home again before it's too late. Along the way Annie and Rex are drawn into a deadly power struggle between members of the local royal family--a struggle in which Annie plays a crucial and dangerous role in the fate of all. To return home, Annie must solve the enigma of the dragon's gift, help two princesses defeat an evil monarch, and face the terrible secret that haunts her. Her time is running out as the world that Esmeralda cast her in grows increasingly unstable. If Annie doesn't face the terrible secret that haunts her soon, both worlds may be lost to her forever. Note about the book: Annie's Odyssey is about an adolescent or young adult who either struggles with a traumatic past, or the difficulty of fitting in, with our disconnected and judgmental culture. The reader belongs to similar groups of readers that have found empowerment and encouragement in classic fantasy stories with personal growth messages like Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of OZ, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Once and Future King, and of recent Harry Potter. The mean age group the novel targets is 17 with a readership likely to span from 14 to 22. However, adults of all ages will identify w/Annie. Although the novel has strong feminist themes, males sorting through the difficulties inherent in the targeted age group will also find the novel captivating. The spiritual messages are religion-neutral in most respects with aspects of Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and mixture of Native American lore and nature-based spirituality. This allows most readers in the targeted age range to find growth messages they can relate to. The primary purpose of the novel is one of self-discovery through entertainment. About the Author: K. A. Plouffe is a retired Air Force mental health technician. He holds a B.S. and M.S. in Psychology and is completing a M.S. in Counseling at Walden University. He is a writer with ZERO|END™ productions and a contributing editor to OH Magazine. He continues to work in the mental health field and lives with his wife in Maine.

A sweet and funny rhyming book for children and parents, Molly Magrew and the Pencil Crew introduces characters like the Cuddle Sneak, Soft goonie ree, Zither-di-dee, and the Hodos on Mars. Written for the author's grandson when he was six months old, the book helps encourage little ones to enjoy bedtime with nonsense words, imaginative characters and fun rhymes, and is just challenging enough to intrigue young readers. Creatively illustrated by high school senior Isaac Horn, the artwork enhances the imaginative characters that inhabit Molly Magrew's world. Gather up the kids or grandkids and have fun rhyming and getting to know the fun and funny characters in Molly Magrew and the Pencil Crew Bedtime Book. Later, your young readers will enjoy the rhyming adventures of Molly and the Pencil Crew as they Take Flight in Flowers that Delight, and the third book of the series Molly Magrew and the Pencil Crew in the Wild, Wild West.

Lucy is a hedgehog who has adjusted to moving and having her family grow. She loves her new home and her new guinea pig friend, Sophia. Everything in her life is good. She and Sophia playing together and have so much fun. Until their fun turns dangerous!On a beautiful day they are playing outside in their new balls. Rolling around is so exciting. Then the wind gets stronger. Their bouncing around gets wilder. Suddenly they bounce off the driveway and roll down the big hill behind the house toward the pond. Faster and faster! Oh my!Will they be okay? Who will save them?

The ghosts of one Adirondack cemetery come alive again in autumn, as teenage Will Durant first collects ghost stories from several residents of Raquette Lake, and then tests out his machismo in the graveyard-and has a ghost exerience of his own! This brief ghost story chapter book is aimed at "middle readers" (third through fifth grade) and firmly rooted in a strong sense of place. Not only the plotline, but also the villages, sights, family names and even local recipes in the book are drawn from Adirondack lore. Extensively researched, the book includes a full bibliography of both books and online reference sources. It also includes three authentic Adirondack recipes: for maple sugar cookies, michigan sauce (the m is not capitalized, really) and candied apples, as well as bits of folklore ranging from a description of the sound of a loon to an actual pattern to make a paper helicopter seed.