When Lilly sends for the Mail-Order Witch to perform magic on her messy room, her brother Willy has his doubts.

Lilly, Willy and the Mail Order Witch

Bach, Othello

Children's Books

Caedmon Childrens Books

The adventures of Fird--a magical creature who is part fish and part bird--as he and his friends search for his lost species.

Whoever Heard of a Fird?

Lilly, Willy, and the Mail-Order Witch

Caedmon

The adventures of Fird--a magical creature who is part fish and part bird--as he and his friends search for his lost species.

Relates the adventures of the man with such big ears that he is able to hear flies sneezing and the sun hitting the windowpane.

The man with big ears (Funny bone poems)

A child tries to imagine what his toys, clothes, and furniture might be doing while he's asleep.

Does my room come alive at night? (Funny bone poems)

Snyder Spider feels forgotten by his friends on his birthday, runs away from home to many adventures, and returns to a surprise.

Snyder Spider's birthday surprise

If you haven't heard of a fird, part fish, part bird, you don't know that he's looking for a herd of fird. He wants to find out if he's "firding" right. You see, Fird was raised by a nest of Dicken's, part dog, part chickens, but they've never heard of a fird, and they don't know if he's "firding" right. So Fird sets out to find a herd of Fird. Along the way, he meets many two-feature creatures, whimsical animals like shamels–part sheep, part camels, and bertles–part bears, part turtles. But no one has heard of a herd of fird. While Fird has no luck finding a herd of fird, he discovers something far more important. He learns that he can be whatever her wants to be, without looking anywhere outside of himself. Shann Hurst's beautiful illustrations will delight young readers, and Ms. Bach's entertaining story conveys a powerful moral in a fresh and amusing way.

Whoever Heard Of A Fird?

Growing Up & Facts of Life

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Elise can't stop staring at her first foster child. Simon is only six, with wide lavender eyes and dark curls that make him disarmingly beautiful.But he doesn't talk. When she asks him why, he says, "No one likes the things I say." She assures him she's different; she wants to know. When he finally talks she understands why he has bounced through several foster homes in two years.Simon speaks of unfathomable things-things he sees that others don't... of another Simon who tells him things... of things to come, that then happen... and things that no one could possibly know, and yet, he does.Is he psychic or psychotic? Clairvoyant or schizophrenic? She doesn't know, but she can't resist him. He only wants one thing-to find the man who knows where his mother is. The hunt soon makes them the hunted.

Simon Sees

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

The man with big ears had no reasons for tears. The older he got, the more he heard, he could hear feathers grow on a bird.

The Man With Big Ears (Funny Bone Poems)

Humor

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Lilly, Willy and the Mail Order Witch

Whoever Heard of a Fird?

Lilly, Willy, and the Mail-Order Witch

Whoever Heard of a Fird?

The man with big ears (Funny bone poems)

Does my room come alive at night? (Funny bone poems)

Snyder Spider's birthday surprise

Whoever Heard Of A Fird?

Simon Sees

The Man With Big Ears (Funny Bone Poems)