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The Lost Link
Michelle Bryan, Rebecca Jaycox
language (Harris Publishing, March 23, 2020)I die every night in my dreams. Add to that the hallucinations of people I've never met and creatures that don't exist, and you can see why I don’t let anyone in. People don't take well to weirdos that can't tell reality from illusion. That all changed the day a dragon attacked. Yup, that’s right. A real-life, smoke-breathing dragon hunted me down in the middle of a school day. I only escaped because a Faerie forced me to jump through a fire portal into a realm of magic. Normal, right?Just when I thought things couldn't get any weirder, I met him. The Fae prince. Eyes of jade, ebony hair, and a smile that made my knees weak. Too bad he was my mortal enemy sent to finish what the dragon started. Now, faced with parallel worlds, a daring escape plan, and an evil queen bent on taking over the universe, only one thing is for certain. I’m in way over my head.
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Drawing Baby Monsters Using Lowercase Letters
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Oct. 17, 2017)Turn lowercase letters into baby monsters. Step-by-step instructions teach artists how to add lines and shapes to a letter to create a baby monster. This book is 48 pages of full color, drawing fun!
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Drawing Sea Animals With Numbers & Letters
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Oct. 17, 2017)Learn how to turn numbers and letters into amazing sea animals. Turn the number 4 into a shark. Change the letter "S" into a narwhal. Drawing is easy as young artists follow the step-by-step lessons. This book is 48 pages of full color, drawing fun.
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Drawing Fun, Friendly, Pets Using Lowercase Letters
Steve Harpster
Perfect Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Feb. 5, 2015)Use all the lowercase letters of the alphabet to draw fun, friendly pets. Simple, easy-to-follow steps allow young artists to draw puppies, kittens, ponies, and more. Young and old artists will love Drawing Fun, Friendly Pets Using Lowercase Letters.
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Drawing Animals With Numbers
Steve Harpster
eBook (Harptoons Publishing, )None
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Draw Kawaii Fantasy Creatures Using Numbers and letters
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Oct. 18, 2018)Draw cute "kawaii" fantasy characters using numbers and letters. Simple step-by-step directions teach artists young and old how to draw all kind of fantasy creatures.
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Draw Wizards and Warriors With Letters
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, July 16, 2020)Learn how to easily draw wizards and warriors with this amazing how-to-draw book. Add lines and shapes to letters of the alphabet to create all kinds of wonderful wizards and brave warriors. This books makes drawing super simple for young artists learning to draw and creative for older advanced artists.
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Draw Cute Kawaii Critters Using Numbers
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Oct. 18, 2018)Learn how to change simple numbers into the cutest "kawaii" animals. Simply draw the number, add a few lines and shapes and watch as numbers magically turn into cute animals. Easy to follow instructions for beginning artists, but fun for advanced artists. Never look at numbers the same way again with this great book
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Start With A Heart - Drawing Characters Using Heart Shapes
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Oct. 31, 2017)Turn a heart shape into all kinds of cute, adorable critters. Easy to follow step-by-step instruction make drawing easy for kids(and adults) of all ages.
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Drawing Dragons With Numbers
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Feb. 7, 2020)Learn how to turn ordinary numbers into powerful fire breathing dragons. Easy-to-follow directions makes drawing simple and fun for artists of all ages. Draw over 40 dragons with this amazing book by Steve Harpster.
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Draw Crazy Dinosaurs Using Letters and Numbers
Steve Harpster
Paperback (Harptoons Publishing, Oct. 18, 2018)What in the world is a "Chompodon," or a "Angersaurus?" They are dinosaurs from the NEW book Draw Crazy Dinosaurs Using Number and Letters, by Steve Harpster. This book makes drawing fun and funny. Start with a simple letter or number, add lines and shape and soon a crazy dinosaur appears on the page. Simple for beginning artist and fun for advanced. Grab your copy of crazy dinosaurs and let the prehysterical drawing fun begin.
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Draw Crazy Dinosaurs Using Letters and Numbers
Steve Harpster
eBook (Harptoons Publishing, Sept. 24, 2018)In this book Steve Harpster teaches how-to-draw crazy dinosaurs starting with a number or letter. Use the letter 'T' to draw a Tee-Wrecks or the number '5' to draw a Growlosaur. Fun for all ages, this book makes drawing simple for kids and adults.