In a bright and magical Kingdom, the King asks his gifted painter to color all creations. The painter brings life to every plant, animal, bird, and fish with joyful strokes. He even paints the very first family, the King’s finest masterpiece.

In a bright and magical Kingdom, the King asks his gifted painter to color all creations. The painter brings life to every plant, animal, bird, and fish with joyful strokes. He even paints the very first family, the King’s finest masterpiece.

When two young hikers, Rosemary and her husband, wander through the crisp autumn forest of Yellowstone, they stumble upon something impossible to ignore – a shivery newborn bison calf lying alone in the brush. Believing it has been abandoned, and desperate to save it from the cold, they make a choice that feels kind in the moment but carries consequences they never imagined.

In this lively early‑reader tale, a clever but mischievous Hare travels to a heavenly feast with his two devoted friends: Mr. Mbuu the mighty hornet and Mr. Otit the glowing firefly. Though they carry him, guide him, and trust him completely, the Hare tricks them into surrendering their share of the feast.

Qwisi and Osmond report aboard the USS Cole and quickly realize the ship is haunted by the spirits of sailors killed in the bombing. The ghosts guide them to hidden void spaces where they uncover dog tags, burned belongings, and Petty Officer Aaron Blake’s secret logbook revealing that some sailors were sealed below and left to die.

Whether a Chameleon possesses the magic to make other people have its own very ability to camouflage is not known. The Chameleon is a slow but a patient animal who take it’s time to attack its prey. While a little boy, Benedict followed a butterfly that suddenly landed within his reach, but on trying to catch it, the butterfly flew away. The little boy’s curiosity led him to a Chameleon, wrapped up in its own thoughts. The Chameleon spat in the boy’s eyes and as the soothsayer said, the Chameleon had to die, for the boy to survive.

The Dark Planet is the last and the final book of the Benedict and the Magic Chameleon trilogy.

Benedict developed an interest in watching the stars and what lies above and beyond. In his quest, he stumbled upon a Dark Planet, which at first, spooked him out. But on looking keenly, Benedict discovered hidden mysteries that no one else has ever seen before. His eyes could see what otherwise normal human eyes would not see.

The Dark Planet is the last and the final book of the Benedict and the Magic Chameleon trilogy.

Benedict developed an interest in watching the stars and what lies above and beyond. In his quest, he stumbled upon a Dark Planet, which at first, spooked him out. But on looking keenly, Benedict discovered hidden mysteries that no one else has ever seen before. His eyes could see what otherwise normal human eyes would not see.

Is the Crow a Bad Bird?, is a children’s book depicting Rosemary and the crow fighting over the ribs she is cooking on a hot grill. The crow is shrewd and conniving, outwitting Rosemary at her own intelligence; he peed and pooped on the scarecrow, and laughed at her. The crow is good at what he does best, peep and peck.

This is the sequel to the children’s book, Is the Crow a Bad Bird? He is bird’s smart, able to solve logical puzzle, and capable of using sticks to pull insects and things under the earth, in order to get food. He is very innovative and will recognize humans if his space is invaded. Know that he is not weird but you, who keeps looking at him.

Benedict, a junior High School student at a privately-run High School, met Leila, a beautiful young girl. He found Leila to be different from all other girls in School because Leila understands him, and she can read his mind as well.Benedict is fond of Leila, but the only problem is, Leila is “something else”

Peace once defined the Garden of Paradise. Adam tended the creatures and the land with quiet devotion, while Eve reveled in the beauty and mystery of the world Abba had given them. But tranquility rarely lasts. It fractures the moment a stranger steps across its borders.