Books published by publisher Outfox Digital Publishing

In the exciting conclusion of The Secrets of Artasia, London Crane must deal with the knowledge that her sister has sided with the enemy. A shocking discovery about her family puts her in even more danger than she could’ve imagined, but with the help of her friends, she will not back down. Will London and the council win the fight against the evil Brawlia Dash or is there something worse waiting in the shadows?

The animals of Smith Farm had a problem, no matter how hard he tried, their Farmercould not get up early enough to feed them breakfast! Determined to help him, the animalspitched in, one after another to help wake him up. The Pigs made a ruckus, the Horsesneighed, even the mouse tried to rouse the sleepy man – yet nothing seemed to work.Was there anything on the farm that could wake Farmer Smith?

WINNER - 2017 PURPLE DRAGONFLY BOOK AWARD, CHILDREN'S NONFICTION. WINNER - STORY MONSTERS APPROVAL.The true story of a brave Maine Coon cat's journey toward finding a forever home. Recovering from injuries of unknown origin and struggling to raise two kittens alone, Bobbi's sweet loving spirit gently but firmly captures Diana's heart despite the career woman's efforts to avoid the responsibility and commitment of returning Bobbi's love. Bobbi's story will appeal to children five and up and anyone who has longed for a place to belong.

Christmas Kids Books for age 4 and up - Illustrated - Includes Coloring Book!In this new Christmas book, Nathan has just spent the afternoon playing with his friends in the neighborhood and is returning home to help his mother and sister wrap Christmas presents. Rachel is only four and since this is her first time helping, Nathan will be showing her how to attach the Christmas tags to the wrapped presents.Nathan's mother has the table all set up for wrapping and has instructed Nathan and Rachel in what they are to do. Nathan has hidden his Android on his lap and connects to his favorite digital game. His actions almost ruin Christmas Eve when he discovers there are consequences to his actions that affect him and others. PreviewIt was getting close to Christmas and that meant it was getting colder. Nathan was riding his bike home from Ryan's house, who lived a block away. Ryan and Nathan are both nine years old and they have been friends since they were in nursery school together. Ryan wasn't his very best friend, but he was a good friend. He was someone Nathan could count on when he wanted someone to play with. Even if Ryan was already playing with someone, he would always welcome Nathan into the fun.After an afternoon of riding their bikes and playing their favorite game on Xbox, Nathan had no way of knowing this game would almost ruin Christmas Eve.With the wind blowing, Nathan had his jacked zipped all the way up and the hood of his jacket protected his ears from the wind rippling past. The wool mittens his mother insisted he take with him, helped him ride his bike home with ease, ignoring the chill wind that turned the handle bars to ice. He was anxious to get home because his sister Rachel and he were wrapping presents with their mother.

The images of Christ in popular media and culture are startlingly diverse, and the “search” for the real Jesus of the Bible has been long-lived quest. With a firm understanding of both the Scripture’s testimony and historical evidence, along with a grasp of the popular images of Christ, Bryant helps acquaint the reader with the evidence supporting the Bible’s presentation of Jesus. In addition, he demystifies these culturally-driven images, providing a rationale for the modern desire to seek a “new” Christ. Readers will appreciate the straightforward and comprehensible way in which the author clarifies the points of controversy and reassures that the Jesus of the Bible is believable.

This is not a story about boxing. It is a story about men who are driven by dreams, some of them inside and some outside the boxing ring. There is a line from one of the key characters in this story that captures its heart: “A man’s got to have a dream to keep him from losing his way in life.” It is from a father speaking to his son, who is driven by his own dream. Thus, above all this is a story about life as seen and told by one of America’s finest fiction writers—although all characters in this tale are real—it is history written with the beating pulse of a novel.

Onigawara Hanasuke finally realized that he had died ― when Mitamura, a dark haired guy with glasses from "another world" told him so. Hanasuke is shocked and saddened from the news, but Mitamura lets him in on a little trick ― he can revive himself! Sounds like a great story, but in exchange, Mitamura asks Hanasuke to help him to find someone and he only has 7 days to do it...

***Only 99 Cent on preorder - Get it know and pay only 1/4 of the original price***What if you wake up in a burnt house, your family died in the flames and you are the only one who survived? What if you someday find out it was all your fault?Hope loses her family in a fire and moves to her uncle into a small town in the woods. She gets bullied at school and meets a mysterious boy named Eli. One thing Hope knows for sure: there is a secret they hide here in the woods and her destiny is somehow connected with it.Will she lose her mind and life when she finds out whom she really is?

Discover the life-changing lessons of Paul Kurko in his debut autobiography, "Issues." This page turner will grab you. In it, Paul doesn't hold back. He says what he means and means what he says. Paul opens up about the resentments he had when his mom died. Resentments that eventually led him on path straight to prison. His story of recovery and redemption will encourage you to embrace possibility, awaken to curiosity, and take inspired action. You’ll want to share this book.Note from Paul:When I sit down to write, I take what has affected me and put it all into words in an effort to inspire men and women from all walks of life. I had no clue that sharing my story would have the impact that it has. It's a fact that writing can and will set you free from issues that have kept you help captive as a prisoner of self-doubt and meal torment.We all have issues. We all experience loopholes. Read Issues, and my book Loopholes to see that if I can go through hell and make it out ...so can you. In my life, I used to hear people say that and I'd smirk. Laughing to myself thinking, "yea right". Now I'm the guy that can prove it to you issue after issue, loophole after loophole.Inspiring to say the least. GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME. ALL THE TIME HE IS GOOD. The grace of God has allowed me to help so many people. Yet, there are so many more that need to read my story too. So, don't be stingy with my books. Once, you've read them ...pass them on to someone who needs them.

by children s author Tonia Allen Gould tells the story of Sam, a small cartoon land and sea fiddler crab (complete with a fiddle and a bow) that finds himself on the sandy shores of an idyllic island named Corte Magore. When he arrives at Corte Magore, Sam decides he wants to make this place his permanent home, but he realizes he will have to build himself a shelter from the rising tides that could take him and his fiddle and bow back out to sea. He must work diligently and ignore mocking from hermit crabs and seagulls and beat the clock on his arch nemesis, The Great Tidal Wave if he wants to stay. Gould s daughter, now a sophomore in college, was just two years old when she inspired Sam s story. We were taking a drive to Santa Barbara and talking about our beach day ahead, when I heard her babbling what sounded like, Corte Magore, Corte Magore, Corte Magore, over and over again, Gould says. My family knows that publishing this story has been a dream since that day. I want kids to believe, mine especially, that it s important to dream and that almost anything is possible if you re willing to do the work. As a marketing expert, Gould was determined to assemble a powerhouse team to create a book that both children and parents would enjoy. Sam s story is art directed by Mr.Lawrence; an original Storyboard Director for SpongeBob SquarePants and mostly illustrated by Marc Ceccarelli, another Storyboard Director for SpongeBob SquarePants. Michelle Fandrey at Skies America Publishing also contributed. The colorful book explores several important themes for young readers, including: - The concept of building a home - Hard work and self-reliance - Daring to dream of a better life - Overcoming adversity - Dealing with bullies and naysayers I want this story to help parents start a conversation about hard work, dedication, and independence, Gould adds. Sam does everything himself in this book, and he doesn t ask for help. I want children to understand that life isn t always peaches and cream, but if you re willing to put your nose to the grindstone and ignore bullies and naysayers, in the end, everything usually works out okay.