Publisher: Elias Zapple
4 books in 1! 'Fangless', 'Big Fangs', 'Blood, Blood Everywhere' and 'Dead Again'. Loads of illustrations and fun stories! Follow the adventures of Nicu, a little vampire living in the Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania, Romania. See how he withstands and stays strong in the face of bullying and manages to rise above it.
Goldest? Is that really you? Why - why, you are beautiful! a bewildered Esbri exclaimed. When you've been turned by a miscast spell into a golden frog, events can catch you, as they say, on the hop. And when those events mean the castle you're in is being attacked by a scary army of Thorn Warriors with slashing blades for branches, you may think you're about to croak your last. Can the Thorn Warriors be repelled from the freshly restored Ladybug Castle? Will the handsome Gypsy Warrior, Esbri, play a part in the defense, and claim the hand of Goldest, his shining Queen? Will peace reign, or will the sinister Theo, an evil monk full of ancient magicry, spread further unrest through the Kingdom of Thorns? Joanne Durda's second book in her trilogy offers excitement, sorcery, shapeshift and humor in its action-packed pages. Readers will be happy to know that a third volume is in preparation - but meanwhile, join Goldest and her friends on the castle ramparts!Show book
A beautiful fairytale adventure with colorful characters for teens and adults, as well as young children. Thrills, spills and black humor abound in this exciting fantasy adventure. When Marcus awakes one morning to discover the Tooth Fairy has not visited, he knows something is up. Little does he realize that she has been captured by the scheming wizard - and it is up to Marcus to save her. Would you be strong enough to overcome the evil that lurks in the shadowy corners of the Cuspid Castle?Show book
"Hannah Mouse" is a story about a cheerful Hannah Mouse and her friends.Show book
It seems that every kid goes through a “bug” phase. When your child or classroom can’t resist collecting caterpillars, ladybugs, and crickets, this collection of poems makes a fun and educational companion. This book contains 31 poems and nursery rhymes that are perfect for budding entomologists and those who haven’t outgrown their sense of wonder when seeing a spider’s silken web. Familiar favorites like “The Ants go Marching” and “Itsy Bitsy Spider” are joined by poems from English literature’s finest like Emily Dickinson, John Donne, Christina Rosetti, William Wordsworth and more. This book features a fully-linked table of contents and a sprinkling of whimsical insect illustrations.Show book
Wishing for something more than her adventureless life, 16-year-old Ash eagerly awaits the move she and her mother are taking from their dull, drab life in the prairie town of Treade. But as Ash counts the days, she finds her way into a mysterious, condemned building on the outskirts of town - one that has haunted her entire childhood with secrets and questions. What she finds inside is an untouched library, inhabited by an enchanting mute named Li. Brightened by Li's charm and his indulgence in her dreams, Ash becomes locked in a world of dusty books and dying memories, with Li becoming the attachment to Treade she never wanted. This haunting and romantic debut novel explores the blurry boundary between the real and imagined with a narrative that illustrates the power and potency of literacy.Show book
The three stars on the Tennessee flag represent the three cultural divisions of the state-the Grand Divisions -East, Middle, and West Tennessee. Though culturally distinct, the three Tennessees share a common history of exploitation of colonial lands by Spanish, French, and British claims. For many years Tennessee was under the dominion of these flags. With full-color illustrations, Flags of Tennessee examines the many flags that have flown over the state, including the Spanish Castile and Leon, the French fleur-de-lis, and the British Union Jack, as well as the flags of the United States. Also included are county flags, city flags, battle flags, and a detailed section on the flags of the Indian tribes who lived throughout the state. Each flag is accompanied by text describing its significance, history, and development. It is a perfect introduction to the fascinating history of the Volunteer State for readers eight and older. Devereaux Cannon lives in Nashville, Tennessee. He is also the author of The Flags of the Confederacy, The Flags of the Union, and The Wit and Wisdom of Robert E. Lee, all published by Pelican.Show book
