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  • Hidden Secrets

    P. L. Harris

    eBook (Blue Swan Publishing, May 8, 2017)
    Amanda Stevens is an average uni student, living with her mother. She never imagines that coming home early from a celebration over her last tutorial will turn her world upside down. The moment she steps into the tattered remnants of what used to be her family lounge room, life as Amanda knows it is about to change forever. The people who did this are looking for something—that’s worth killing for—and she has the key to finding it.She has the secrets of a demon.Jason Tyner has enough on his plate after an exam scandal threatens his position at university and rocks the shaky foundation of trust he has with his father. When he finds beautiful, shivering Amanda hiding in his family treehouse during a storm, he knows he has to help her, no matter the cost.He has the eyes of an angel.With her mother missing and danger lurking around every corner, Amanda and Jason must dig deeper into the truth of Amanda’s key. A whirlwind of attraction and promises pulls them together, while untold secrets threaten to tear them apart. If they can manage to trust one another, they just might unravel the secrets that are hidden.
  • The Little Shop of Big Dreams: Book 2

    C.C. McGuire

    language (Blue M Publishing, April 25, 2017)
    Identical twin girls fall into another world and quickly learn that while they are alike, they are also very different. They find that even though they look alike, they have different talents and skills.From the Quick Sugar Mud Pit to the Great Canyon Rat, they face many challenges during their journey. It is only when they work together that they overcome those and other problems, including a test to put a smile on the face of a grumpy king. The two girls are changed forever by their experience -- growing and maturing as they seek to find their own identities.
  • The Little Shop of Big Dreams

    C.C. McGuire

    language (Blue M Publishing, Feb. 7, 2017)
    A little girl struggles with the separation of her parents. But when she falls through a window at a mysterious little shop in town, she enters another world where anything is possible. Together with a talking, spotted llama, she is put to the test by the Mountain Princess who asks her to find and return a flaming heart that was stolen by the evil Prince of the Rainforest. The little girl overcomes many obstacles along the dangerous path and does everything in her power to succeed at her mission.An allegory with many levels and meanings, this is a story that will warm the hearts of both old and young alike.
  • crane's tale: volume two learning to fly

    Lloyd Behrendt

    eBook (Blue Saw Publishing, Dec. 10, 2012)
    From lil marsh books, the second picture book, volume two, that follows twin sandhill crane chicks from birth until they leave the nest. We get to watch as the full-grown birds run the marsh for about 60 days getting the strength, skill, and knowledge they need to leave the nest. an amazing story of family that has been playing out in marshes for eons - an affirmation of life and nature. from the blue sawtooth studio marsh in Malabar, Florida, and the lens of Lloyd Francis Behrendt...
  • Dávid Ă©s Jacko: A Zombi Alagutak

    David Downie, Tea Seroya, Farkas Kornélia

    eBook (Blue Peg Publishing, Nov. 21, 2013)
    HUNGARIAN EDITIONRoald Dahl és Stephen King által ihletve, David Downie hátborzongató meséje David és kutyájának, Jackonak kalandjairól, illetve találkozásukról egy helyi élőhalottal. A történeteket Tea Seroya gyönyörű illusztrációi kísérik.
  • Biggie the Chihuahua and the No Fun Frog

    Dianne Dain, Ellorie Layne, Salem Avan

    Paperback (Sea Blue Publishing, Jan. 12, 2018)
    This is the first of a series of stories about the adventures of Biggie the Chihuahua, an alien dog from somewhere in the cosmos. His mission is to help animals and to teach children about the environment and about taking responsibility for the way we live and the power we have to help the planet. The story takes place on earth where a frog is sad because environmental issues have turned his pond turned into no place to play. He relates his situation to Biggie who pledges to help him. Together the two friends think about how to solve Froggie's problem. Deciding to engage the help of children, the two friends form a plan. Biggie invents a game called "Biggies Says"; using the game they set the kids to work and in no time the children help to fix Froggie's pond. Biggie Says: "Hey kids, did you know that there are 17 goals to help save all of humanity and our world? They are called the Sustainable Development Goals. Climate change is threatening the way we live and the future of our planet. Severe weather and rising sea levels are affecting people and animals all over the world. From a small farmer in the Philippines to kids in London to camels in Timbuktu to penguins in the Antarctic; climate change is affecting everyone, especially the poor and vulnerable, groups like women, children and the elderly. So, how will you help stop climate change hurting people and animals? Well, you can help by being a BIG-gie champion for our planet, in the next few pages you can learn about some of the things you can do." The end of the book includes 8 environmentally positive actions that children can take with the grown-ups to help the planet.
  • The Crucible

    Authur Miller

    Paperback (Spark Publishing, Aug. 16, 2007)
    Book by Authur Miller
  • David and Jacko: The Zombie Tunnels

    David Downie, Tea Seroya, Ivana Horvat

    language (Blue Peg Publishing, Nov. 21, 2013)
    SERBIAN CYRILLIC EDITIONInspired by Roald Dahl and Stephen King, David Downie writes a spine chilling tale of the adventures of David and his dog Jacko and their encounters with the local undead. The book is beautifully illustrated by Tea Seroya. Suitable for ages 8 and up.
  • David and Jacko: The Zombie Tunnels

    David Downie, Tea Seroya

    eBook (Blue Peg Publishing, Nov. 21, 2013)
    JAPANESE EDITIONInspired by Roald Dahl and Stephen King, David Downie writes a spine chilling tale of the adventures of David and his dog Jacko and their encounters with the local undead. The book is beautifully illustrated by Tea Seroya. Suitable for ages 8 and up.
  • Elizabeth's Midnight

    Aaron Michael Ritchey

    Paperback (Black Arrow Publishing, Feb. 18, 2015)
    Sixteen-year-old Elizabeth Meyers is an overweight, unhappy teenager enduring a dreary suburban life when her grandmother awakes from a catatonic state and announces that the two of them must go to France and solve four magical puzzles to reach a long-lost prince from another world. Elizabeth doesn't believe this, of course. She has no intention of helping her grandmother escape the nursing home, elude the authorities, find a way to steal passports and fly to Paris. And yet Elizabeth finds herself doing exactly that.
  • David ve Jacko: Zombi Tunelleri

    David Downie, Tea Seroya, Ayla Alieva

    language (Blue Peg Publishing, Nov. 21, 2013)
    Inspired by Roald Dahl and Stephen King, David Downie writes a spine chilling tale of the adventures of David and his dog Jacko and their encounters with the local undead. The book is beautifully illustrated by Tea Seroya.Suitable for ages 8 and up.
  • David and Jacko: The Ant God

    David Downie, Tea Seroya

    language (Blue Peg Publishing, Nov. 21, 2013)
    David and Jacko normally get on just fine with the hard-working ants of the world. But when David wakes one morning to discover his nightmare is turning into a horrible reality, he and Jacko have no choice but to seek help from the animal the ants fear the most before millions of tiny teeth strip them to the bone.