Books with title Enchanted Flute, The

On my rusty sled I go / into whirling lands of snow . . . Like building a jolly snowman or skating on an icy pond, riding a sled down a hill of freshly fallen snow is a classic childhood joy of winter. In The Enchanted Sled, author Jan Wahl captures the excitement and wonder of a midwinter sled ride as seen through the vivid and fanciful imagination of a young child. The beautiful and magical illustrations of Monique Felix allow readers to follow a young girl as she transforms into a queen, observes colorful soldiers in formation, visits a Gypsy camp-and goes wherever her lucid imagination decides to take her. The dreamlike quality of the illustrations, rendered in soft, flowing colors, may very well have starry-eyed readers wishing for their own magical sled and are sure to make The Enchanted Sled a favorite of readers both young and old for many winters to come. Since publishing his first book, Pleasant Fieldmouse, Jan Wahl has written more than 100 books for children, including Christmas Present and the acclaimed I Met a Dinosaur. His picture books have won a number of awards, including the Youth Critics Prize at the Bologna Children's Book Fair. Swiss artist Monique Felix studied graphic arts at l'Ecole des Arts Appliques in Lausanne. She has illustrated more than 40 children's books-including Creative Editions' Mouse Books series, Tuba Lessons, Hundreds of Fish, Hansel and Gretel, and My Shadow-and received such honors as the Octogone Prize from the International Center of Children's Literature. Monique Felix is the creator of the very popular Mouse Books series, also available from Creative Editions.

The Enchanted Barn – An Exciting Story about Endurance, Kindness, Hard Work and Adventure A truly believable story that shows just how far endurance can go when one is inspired to help one's family, The Enchanted Barn features a strong, young protagonist named Shirley Hollister, who faces a deadline of 4 weeks of finding a new home for herself, her invalid mother and her younger siblings. Grace Livingston Hill's books are not without a strong dose of inspiration and empowerment that will leave you feeling like you can achieve anything after you read them. The Enchanted Barn is no exception to this rule. You will find the resourceful nature of Shirley when it comes to balancing her difficult job with helping her family, as well as the contrast between young Sidney Graham's personality and lifestyle and that of Shirley's family, as he befriends and allows them to live in his barn for the summer, are the basis of an exciting plot that ends up unfolding through unexpected avenues, leading to an exciting adventure throughout which Shirley's courage and quick thinking plays a critical role.An overall sweet and enchanting story, this somewhat simple, but highly engaging tale will challenge your values and beliefs, while creating a valuable asset that the readers of Hill's time were seldom accustomed to: an empowered, positive female protagonist that can deal with virtually anything life throws at her and still come out a winner.Whether you fall in love with Shirley's character, admiring her resourcefulness and intelligence, or you just like the idea of a gradually paced story that progresses evenly and features some intriguing plot twists that will definitely keep you on the edge ofyour seat, The Enchanting Barn will likely bring you many hours of pleasant reading.

Download Free: June 10, 2013 - June 14, 2013 by visiting http://sparrow-publishing.com/e-book/enchanted-forest/From creators of A Very Berry Fairy Adventure and The Happy Ladybug comes a fun filled adventure with great characters and an exciting plot. The Enchanted Forest eBook by Sparrow is a story about King named George who feared The Enchanted Forest. "There was a small little problem, a tiny detail. King George feared the enchanted forest like kid who feared thunder and hail. King George did not want to read about his fears in news posts and he ordered his people to avoid the enchanted forest at all costs. People of Thornberry Kingdom thought that the enchanted forest was an evil place, filled with looming misfortunes and bad luck they did not want to face." - The Enchanted ForestA sequence of events leads King George to visit The Enchanted Forest. Will he make it? Will King George face his fears? Read to find out...

Having been lost in the Enchanted Forest as a child, Princess Gina is deathly afraid to go back. But her dog, Pudding, is missing and her sister, Maisie, insists that Witch Duff has lead him there to test Gina’s courage. Can she summon the courage to face her fears or is Pudding lost forever?An original fairy tale for children aged 6-11. A perfect book to read aloud to younger children, and an introduction to chapter books for older children. Also an excellent option for parents struggling to find suitable reading material for young but advanced readers. The next book in the series, Keeper of the Unicorns, will be available soon.