Books with title Starsong

StarSong is a children's fantasy story combining elements of Tolkienesque fantasy, European fairy tales, and Native American folklore. It tells the tale of StarSong, a gifted but egotistical young woman separated from her village when it is struck by a gigantic, whirling windstorm, and Sunrise, a young man on a quest for the source of a song that only he can hear: the song of a messenger of Creator. Many perils lie in their paths, and many obstacles. Will they succumb? Will StarSong ever leave her selfish ways and learn to care for others? Will Sunrise ever find the source of his music? Will their paths cross, and if so, what will happen?

The Sun Dragon: Book ThreeThe people of Earth thought they’d found refuge from their robot adversaries on the planet Draman, but they’re about to learn they were mistaken.On the day of the Dramanian Naming Ceremony, the half-human, half-dragon children choose between colored robes representing the two genders recognized by their society. But for some children, the choice isn’t so simple.Sara Lee, a Dramanian girl, faces a decision: remain as best friend and maid to Princess Nimue, or aid a child who refuses to select a robe. Battling the oppressive gender roles of her world means sacrificing her friendship with Nimue, but Sara Lee takes up the cause. When they’re assaulted by a robot spaceship, Nimue and Sara Lee join forces to seek the aid of the legendary wizard, Merlin. But even Merlin cannot keep them safe, so he sends both women back in time, where they must find Allanah, defeat the creator of the robot army, and find a way to defy the societal expectations determined to keep them from being together in the way they both desire.

Children ages 4 to 6 will love this Step 2 Deluxe Step into Reading leveled reader based on Barbie’s latest movie, releasing in fall 2016. A sparkly cover and over 30 shimmery stickers add to the fun! Step 2 Readers use basic vocabulary and short sentences to tell simple stories. For children who recognize familiar words and can sound out new words with help.

StarSong is a children's fantasy story combining elements of Tolkienesque fantasy, European fairy tales, and Native American folklore. It tells the tale of StarSong, a gifted but egotistical young woman separated from her village when it is struck by a gigantic, whirling windstorm, and Sunrise, a young man on a quest for the source of a song that only he can hear: the song of a messenger of Creator. Many perils lie in their paths, and many obstacles. Will they succumb? Will StarSong ever leave her selfish ways and learn to care for others? Will Sunrise ever find the source of his music? Will their paths cross, and if so, what will happen?

The Sun Dragon: Book Three The people of Earth thought they’d found refuge from their robot adversaries on the planet Draman, but they’re about to learn they were mistaken. On the day of the Dramanian Naming Ceremony, the half-human, half-dragon children choose between colored robes representing the two genders recognized by their society. But for some children, the choice isn’t so simple. Sara Lee, a Dramanian girl, faces a decision: remain as best friend and maid to Princess Nimue, or aid a child who refuses to select a robe. Battling the oppressive gender roles of her world means sacrificing her friendship with Nimue, but Sara Lee takes up the cause. When they’re assaulted by a robot spaceship, Nimue and Sara Lee join forces to seek the aid of the legendary wizard, Merlin. But even Merlin cannot keep them safe, so he sends both women back in time, where they must find Allanah, defeat the creator of the robot army, and find a way to defy the societal expectations determined to keep them from being together in the way they both desire.

Mary was too young, Elizabeth too old, Joseph too gullible, the shepherds too smelly, Anna too senile, Simeon too idealistic, Salome too flippant. The wise men should have minded their own business, Zachariah should have accepted he’d never have children, King Herod dared control God, the Oriental scholars dared interpret God.Life application suggestions are at the end of each chapter.

Eleven-year-old Kyra Starbard has a proud family legacy of interpreting the future from the stars' songs. But her deafness, incurable by the best medics, breaks her mother’s heart and pushes her father to try anything--including the expensive purchase of a telepathic alien servant, to help Kyra communicate on a planet inhospitable to disability. Marne’s telepathy is too weak for his Naratsset culture, so he is sold into slavery and expects to die at the hands of cruel owners--until he meets a human child who begs her father to "save" him. Her kindness introduces Marne to a new world--one where he would risk his life to save a human from her own people’s abuse and the stars' songs can touch even a deaf girl and a defective telepath. But there are forces that believe Starbards, whether they can hear the stars are not, should be utterly destroyed. Can the two friends, not good enough for either of their cultures or families, manage to keep each other safe when several different worlds threaten their lives?

Book 1: Mary was too young, Elizabeth too old, Joseph too gullible, the shepherds too smelly, Anna too senile, Simeon too idealistic, Salome too flippant. The wise men should have minded their own business, Zachariah should have accepted he'd never have children, King Herod dared control God, the Oriental scholars dared interpret God. Life application and easy good work suggestions at the end of each chapter THINK AND DO.Ages 4-12 with the few long words divided up to help the early reader.