This author explores the power of story, drawing inspiration from the epic tales that shaped his youth. Through his writing, particularly the Kingdoms of Islandia trilogy, he aims to impact readers just as those formative narratives influenced him. His work as a missionary on the African continent and his literary endeavors are dedicated to his conviction that all endeavors should bring glory to his king.
In this latest adventure, Iggy Risner and his quirky friends confront a chilling new challenge that promises to be both exciting and hilarious. As they navigate this fresh escapade, readers can expect a blend of humor and suspense, showcasing the group's dynamic as they tackle this unprecedented threat together.
How far would you go if you believed yourself to be the savior of the world? What lengths would you go to ensure that power stayed in your hands? In Fall of Edonia, many in power find themselves asking this question. While others seek to climb out of the gutter and rule. Both must wrestle with the allure of power and its temptation to corrupt even the noblest of pursuits. All these themes and more are explored in this epic tale. Below is the back is the back cover Long before the kingdoms of Islandia, there ruled an empire. For 2,000 years the world lived under the reign of Edonia. Yet, even the strongest of empires cannot stand forever. Opulence, corruption, betrayal, and bloodshed have sunken their deadly tendrils in Edonia's court. When news of rebellion threatens to bring Edonia to its knees, the emperor must act to save his empire. Not all is as simple as it appears, however. Unwinding the enemy's plot becomes a deadly game when traitors lurk in the midst of his imperial court. Witness the tale of an empire's fall and the birth of Islandia's legacy.
Coloring pages (80 pages) - Each dinosaur (40 in total, from field guide) will have a 2 page spread. ●On the left will be fun facts/a different type of activity (search and find/word search/coloring based on a fact like as long as a school bus). ●On the right will be the dinosaur for them to color in. Field guide experiment pages ( 16 pages) -Guided experiments for kids to do. The way we learn about dinosaurs is comparing them to animals today. Examples: -Finding an animal footprint (and drawing that in) and comparing with a dino footprint in the book. -Pasting in outdoor samples (e.g. leaves) -Draw a bird and compare -Some blank pages for kids to fill in with their own dino experiments (or experiments of any kind!)
Set in the fantastical realm of Islandia, the story unfolds across five kingdoms, each led by its own ruler. As the kingdoms face the imminent threat of the Felled Ones, a long-foretold enemy, they must rally under the leadership of High King Eloy. The narrative explores themes of unity and resilience as the kingdoms confront the impending darkness, making it a compelling tale of courage and collaboration for young adult readers.
The story unfolds in a kingdom divided by ambition and betrayal following the assassination of King Richard, who ruled in the absence of the long-lost High King, Eloy. With Richard's death, his son, Prince Titus, faces the daunting challenge of uniting a fractured realm amidst rising tensions and claims to the throne. As ancient dark forces loom, loyalties are tested, and the struggle for power threatens to plunge Islandia into chaos. Will Titus rise to restore order, or will the kingdom succumb to war?
The perfect field guide for dinosaur lovers. Kids who like dinosaur books like Dinosaurs, National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Dinosaurs, The Big Book of Dinosaurs, and The Dinosaur Book will love Dino Dana: A Field Guide into Adventure and Science.' Dino Dana is the first Amazon Prime TV show with a female lead who comes from a biracial family.
Imagine a world where toy dinosaurs suddenly come to life, leading to an adventure filled with excitement and unpredictability. As the characters navigate this extraordinary situation, they must confront challenges and forge unexpected friendships. The narrative explores themes of imagination, childhood wonder, and the importance of play, inviting readers to experience the thrill of a fantastical journey alongside these animated toys.
An anthology of short stories of young Ghanaian writers. Contains 25 new stories and 25 "old" stories, the best published on the blog FlashFictionGhana.com.
Iconic chef Alexander Smalls and James Beard nominated chef J. J. Johnson debut their first ever cookbook as an homage to the food and cultural significance of Harlem and the Afro-Asian diaspora.
A girl struggling with an eating disorder realizes that asking for help is only the first step. Jennifer can't go on like this—binging, purging, starving, and all while trying to appear like she's got it all together. But when she finally confesses her secret to her parents and is hospitalized at the Samuel Tuke Center, her journey is only beginning. As Jennifer progresses through her treatment, she learns to recognize her relationship with food, and friends, and family—and how each is healthy or unhealthy. She has to learn to trust herself and her own instincts, but that's easier than it sounds. She has to believe—after many years of being a believarexic. Using her trademark dark humor and powerful emotion, J. J. Johnson tells an inspiring story based on her own experience when she was hospitalized for an eating disorder as a teenager. The innovative format using blank verse and prose, changes in tense and voice, and forms, workbooks, and journal entries mirror Jennifer's progress toward a healthy body and mind.