Author's e-books - Children. Page - 4
Rebecca tells her granddaughter the story of the magic mittens she received one year for Christmas.
The Guardian of Sespria, is the first book of a series regarding a lonely, eleven year old girl who talks to God each night about her struggles and her dreams. One morning, a strange object appears in her bedroom. That night, strange becomes frightening as she is swept away into another dimension by an unknown Being. Everything she learns about herself, while trying to help citizens of another world, transform her into a person she never thought possible. This story of trust, charity, love and
I have had the idea to write a chapter book for such a long time, but never got around to it. I am writing this book, because there is so much to offer the children in this world. All of them, should be able to get away from the cruel world and use their imagination. This book is written for them.
With the recent Baluchistan earthquake having added to the woes of the Pakistani populous suffering not only from the global economic crisis, but the domestic political farce, amongst other factors, the essay evolves around a failing infrastructure.
Rebecca tells her granddaughter the story of the magic mittens she received one year for Christmas.
The Guardian of Sespria, is the first book of a series regarding a lonely, eleven year old girl who talks to God each night about her struggles and her dreams. One morning, a strange object appears in her bedroom. That night, strange becomes frightening as she is swept away into another dimension by an unknown Being. Everything she learns about herself, while trying to help citizens of another world, transform her into a person she never thought possible. This story of trust, charity, love and
I have had the idea to write a chapter book for such a long time, but never got around to it. I am writing this book, because there is so much to offer the children in this world. All of them, should be able to get away from the cruel world and use their imagination. This book is written for them.
With the recent Baluchistan earthquake having added to the woes of the Pakistani populous suffering not only from the global economic crisis, but the domestic political farce, amongst other factors, the essay evolves around a failing infrastructure.