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The first book of the Spooky Stories series. Here, Spooky begins his journey to restore peace to Lugubrious as the Magical Sphere, which gives all ghosts their powers, has been shattered by a mysterious force. However, repairing the Magical Sphere will be no easy task, for some are said to be guarding the Shards. Will Spooky be able to fix the Magical Sphere?

It is not known whether dragons truly grazed across the Hearthlands before the dwarves first sailed from the Sea of Saga; a tale passed down through their generations. What is known, however, is that dwarves and great beasts have long rivaled one another. The Dwarven walls of Orebor have withstand generations of dragon fire, going back as far as the Great Purge, when the dwarves brutally slaughtered many of the mighty creatures, of which dwelled in the caverns under Orenok Mountain; where afterwards the Kingdom of Orebor was constructed. The dwarves viewed the beasts as savage monsters, whose hunger was never fulfilled with ravaging of dwarfish blood.

Olin's adventures begin when he is fooled by a new friend, solves an impossible problem, accepts an important mission, and knocks out two burly thugs with...a root vegetable! As Olin tries to recover the stolen crystals, he resolves each crisis by using his trusty . . . math skills! Olin is on his way to the castle (Use the map to determine distance). The barn is on fire! (How long until the fire reaches him?) There are five tunnels in the cave (What's the probability that he will pick the correct tunnel?). The Jeweled Room is an interdisciplinary book that combines an entertaining story in the traditional "hero's adventure" style with math problems throughout to help students retain b ...

The Story of A little Broken Vessel's Journey to Find Acceptance, Value and Love. For the child within each of us who longs to belong, to be held close to the bosom and to be valued.

Hello, There are coloring pages at the end of this edition. Thanks, Daniel R. Coffman

The young boy Basalt, has been rejected from his tribe. After finding a rare magical yeti, Basalt goes on an adventure and ends up falling in love before a war. Will Basalt and his friends Mindy, Sandstone, and Jake survive?

This allegory was inspired by Hannah Hurdard’s book Hinds’ Feet on High Places. I was so inspired by the courage of her heroine that I was moved to tears. I also identified with how long it took Much-Afraid to progress toward some mystical place where she could find peace. Little did she know that place was within. Recent review . . . Dear Lady, I had to write and tell you how your story, Where Love Abides, has touched my heart and soul. I was mesmerized, and I could not stop reading. My only sorrow was when it ended. What a beautiful, heavenly mind you have! In reading your story, it is clear that God has left His mark upon your mind and soul. I would encourage you to share what G ...