Amelia Cotter is an author, poet, and storyteller with a deep interest in the supernatural, history, and folklore. Her work frequently delves into themes of alienation, isolation, and anxiety, often weaving in supernatural elements. Through her unique style, she explores the depths of the human psyche within the context of paranormal phenomena and ancient tales. Her poetry and short fiction have appeared in prominent literary journals, showcasing a distinctive voice that resonates with a compelling blend of history, folklore, and the uncanny.
So, Bigfoot does exist, but does he like peanut butter and goldfish crackers? Find out in Breakfast with Bigfoot, written by Amelia Cotter and illustrated by Charles Swinford. Adventure and laughs are just around the corner as Gretchen and her new pal Bigfoot discover a thing or two about both the kinds of food that people eat and the kinds found in nature. For ages three through six.
Nora is a lonely fifteen year old who dreams of more adventure than life in suburban Maryland can offer. Fascinated by the supernatural, she begins exploring an allegedly haunted abandoned house on the property where her father works. She soon finds herself tangled in the mysteries of the house as she uncovers its many secrets and meets a shy ghost called "Walter."