Bear witness to the transformative power of change.
Benedict and the Magic Chameleon
Benedict acquired the Chameleon’s abilities to change color, but in his eyes. Other boys noticed a big change in Benedict’s eyes after he got better from sickness, but the soothsayer cautioned him that as long as he did not reveal the magic, the spell would stay with him. The eye doctor on his examination could not find anything wrong with the boy’s eyes, except he found them unique and special.
Other Books:
Benedict and the Magic Chameleon Book 2 by: Ovid Singh
Benedict and the Magic Chameleon, Book 2: Benedict Meets Leila
The First Encounter by: Ovid Singh
The First Encounter
Benedict and the Magic Chameleon Book 3 by: Ovid Singh
Benedict and the Magic Chameleon, Book 3: The Dark Planet
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.
Benedict's SAGA by: Ovid Singh
Is the Crow a Bad Bird? by: Ovid Singh
Is the Crow a Bad Bird?
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.