Books published by publisher Pixie Ears Press

Suze is having a difficult Friday: her mother has disappeared into Greek myth; her dog just vanished, only to show up in a very peculiar mythological dictionary; and her dad is transforming into a bird of prey. She summons her slightly obsessive best friend Dimitri to help solve the mystery, but he spends much of his time losing a battle of wits with the dictionary. Even more unsettling, however, Suze herself—one of Zeus’s distant progeny, as she is alarmed to learn—is suddenly sprouting feathers. Pulling them out only conjures up troubling mythological figures like Heracles, Hera, Helen, Cronus, and Hephaestus, who variously attempt to eat, aid, drown, advise, and set fire to the two friends. Things only get worse when they finally make it to Olympus, the languishing home of the gods.

When you die in your dream, do you really die?Amber Lavery knows she’s sick—or crazy. For years she’s had visions of people and creatures that aren’t really there.But when Michael, the smartest kid in her class, reveals a wonderful secret, Amber learns that these visions give both of them special abilities in the world of dreams. Together, Amber and Michael venture into the ever-changing dreamworld, the home of all their fantasies and fears—and a magical creature named Feshy. With Feshy’s friendship comes extraordinary power—the power to destroy their enemies, to control people’s dreams, maybe even to find Amber’s missing father.But at what price?

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD A SWEATER SCREAM?I bet you haven’t. Meet Stan, a totally rotten sweater who will stop at nothing to destroy the other clothes in his owner’s closet and become the only garment she will ever wear. Can a gutsy sweater named Naomi defeat Stan and rescue her fellow clothes from his yarny oppression?In this incredibly silly book, you will also meet a spaceship named Chachimiwhizzle, a baseball team with a lot of “fowl” balls, a snot-nosed vampire, a trash-talking ukulele, and many more of the goofiest things you’ve ever heard.

Suze is having a difficult Friday: her mother has disappeared into Greek myth; her dog just vanished, only to show up in a very peculiar mythological dictionary; and her dad is transforming into a bird of prey. She summons her slightly obsessive best friend Dimitri to help solve the mystery, but he spends much of his time losing a battle of wits with the dictionary. Even more unsettling, however, Suze herself—one of Zeus’s distant progeny, as she is alarmed to learn—is suddenly sprouting feathers. Pulling them out only conjures up troubling mythological figures like Heracles, Hera, Helen, Cronus, and Hephaestus, who variously attempt to eat, aid, drown, advise, and set fire to the two friends. Things only get worse when they finally make it to Olympus, the languishing home of the gods.

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD A SWEATER SCREAM? I bet you haven’t. Meet Stan, a totally rotten sweater who will stop at nothing to destroy the other clothes in his owner’s closet and become the only garment she will ever wear. Can a gutsy sweater named Naomi defeat Stan and rescue her fellow clothes from his yarny oppression? In this incredibly silly book, you will also meet a spaceship named Chachimiwhizzle, a baseball team with a lot of “fowl” balls, a snot-nosed vampire, a trash-talking ukulele, and many more of the goofiest things you’ve ever heard.

When you die in your dream, do you really die?Amber Lavery knows she's sick—or crazy. For years she's had visions of people and creatures that aren't really there.But when Michael, the smartest kid in her class, reveals a wonderful secret, Amber learns that these visions give both of them special abilities in the world of dreams. Together, Amber and Michael venture into the ever-changing dreamworld, the home of all their fantasies and fears—and a magical creature named Feshy. With Feshy's friendship comes extraordinary power—the power to destroy their enemies, to control people’s dreams, maybe even to find Amber’s missing father.But at what price?

In this Little-Red-Riding-Hood-inspired paranormal fairy tale, the roles of prey and predator are blurred.Seventeen-year-old Aiden Young travels to Indiana for his aunt's funeral, where his unfortunate mistake leads to the discovery of the family's supernatural secret.Before the weekend is over, he's trapped by a blizzard in his grandmother's spooky old house in the middle of the woods, along with his superstitious cousin and his manipulating girlfriend. But the fear growing inside the house might prove more dangerous than the storm. And soon, Aiden faces life and death decisions, but he doesn't know whom he can trust or who needs to be saved ... or who might turn into a werewolf.

In this Little-Red-Riding-Hood-inspired paranormal fairy tale, the roles of prey and predator are blurred. Seventeen-year-old Aiden Young travels to Indiana for his aunt’s funeral, where his unfortunate mistake leads to the discovery of the family’s supernatural secret. Before the weekend is over, he’s trapped by a blizzard in his grandmother’s spooky old house in the middle of the woods, along with his superstitious cousin and his manipulating girlfriend. But the fear growing inside the house might prove more dangerous than the storm. And soon, Aiden faces life and death decisions, but he doesn’t know whom he can trust or who needs to be saved … or who might turn into a werewolf. Paperback Bonus:Includes 8 fairy tale inspired paranormal short stories: There’s No Cure for Dead The Vampire’s New Suit The Kingdom of Pillars The Guard Forbidden Beach If You Feed a Wolf If it Weren’t for Bad Luck His Soul Inspiration

Are you Team Ninja or Team Pirate? Step into the hilarious imagination of Riley and Richard as they use clowns, ghosts, poop, and jokes to argue who are the better warriors—ninja or pirates? Riley dramatically acts out his tale about how the ninja tricked the brainless pirates. And Richard draws pictures to get his point across: pirates were smart and inventive; the ninja were the real clowns! Will the boys ever agree? Or will it always be ninja vs. pirates? For all ages: especially 8-year-old boys (Mild pirate violence)