Books with title Snowflakes: A Short Story Collection

Though Rakel’s battle with Tenebris is over, pieces of her story have yet to be told.Why did Phile the Robber Maiden travel to Verglas? How did Oskar become Rakel’s attendant? And what became of Aleifr —the soldier who tried to assassinate Rakel? No one knew…until now.Snowflakes is a collection of twelve Snow Queen short stories—three of which have never before been released! Each story will offer a unique perspective on old events, unveil a previously untold secret, or offer a peek at Rakel’s life after the war and the strength of character she continues to exude.This collection is best enjoyed after reading Heart of Ice (The Snow Queen Book 1) and Sacrifice (The Snow Queen Book 2).

For fans of Marc Richard who don't have time to read a whole novel. The perfect bathroom reader. This is how he got his start. Includes dumb ramblings and poetry that will probably make you feel better about yourself. Witness an ice skater being eaten by sharks! Unwrap odd Christmas gifts! Find out who the familiar stranger is living next door! All this and more!!!

Follow Freya Snow's adventures between the first and second book.GhostsFreya never liked Halloween.Every year on Halloween, Freya could swear that she was being watched.Of course, now she knows that she has been, by a ghost no less, since she was born, but her unease refuses to fade.Maybe Amber’s not the only thing that goes bump in the night…ColdWith the whole family over for Christmas, it’s perhaps the worst time for Freya’s powers to go on the fritz.It’s been a few months since she learned about magic, and Freya finally feels that she has a handle on her powers. At least, until she gets a cold.With every sneeze causing an explosion, keeping her secret throughout the holiday seems impossible.Whoever said Christmas wasn’t stressful for the kids?CandlesFreya always hated that her birthday was on Valentine’s.With Damon entertaining his new girlfriend, Amber distracted by the anniversary of her mother’s death, and her sister in Japan, Freya predicts a lousy day of eating cake alone.She doesn’t predict the Demon looking for revenge.TestFreya tries to multi-task by catching up with her sister while hunting Demons.Probably not her smartest plan...The Freya Snow Short Story Collection is made up of various YA paranormal romance free short stories following Freya on her adventures between her first and second book.Freya SnowBook One: HuntBook Two: White

A fictional short story collection about a girl named Mirabelle who becomes trapped in a charm bracelet and must live the lives of 12 different people in 12 different worlds to escape. This collection was written by the following members of the Horner Junior High Short Story Club: Rachana Jukanti, Rachel Kavalakatt, Ritambhara Kaushik, Amirah Mohamed Rafi, Nichelle Wong, Felicia Mo, Stanley, Sachi Huilgol, Kaashvi Agnihotri, Percy Perkins, Prachi Sinha, Mansi Khare, Azul, Uma Shankar, and Chandu Garapaty. We all hope this inspires other young authors to get out there and write something!

I love to listen to my readers when they leave me reviews, post to my Facebook Page, or send me e-mails. Because of all your wonderful feedback and requests for an all-in-one book, I've decided to make a collection of my short stories in one convenient, easy-to-navigate eBook. In this eBook, you will find ten of my published short stories, including the most popular ones, such as Nikki and the Vampire, The Girl in the Converse Shoes, and Just Dance.

Lost Girl:Nia is the granddaughter of Captain Hook and has a bitter distaste for Peter Pan. Until she meets him, that is.Escape Room:Four teens wake in a dark room. Faced with puzzles they must solve to escape, they uncover a sinister secret.The Paladins:Tensions are running high as Eliot Dashire's paladin apprentices near the end of their training and the selection of his successor. Can their relationships survive his decision?Silence:Fiona Wildman has special powers. Powers that a scientific mega-corporation wants to exploit.

A Good Story offers stories that are fictionalizations of incidents in the ordinary lives of real African Americans. Youth will enjoy these stories and learn about mundane, everyday aspects of the lives of African Americans. Most of the stories are just fun and funny. A few are inspirational. The stories appeal especially to those who are nine years old and older, including adults. Readers identify with the people in the stories and are inspired by them. That makes the stories all the more interesting, and that encourages youths to read more and more.