Anna del C. Dye's Blog – October 2011 Archive (6)
Crumbs on the Stairs written and Illustrated by Karl Barckstrand
This is a bilingual book with English writing translated to Spanish on the same page. In a country were many people speak Spanish this book could help teach the English language to both the Spanish speaker’s children and to their parents. It could also help teach non-Spanish speakers a foreign language.
The story in this book goes from one room to another, or from one person to another, as the readers are shown trails of crumbs leading everywhere. Meanwhile, the narrator asks where…
ContinueAdded by Anna del C. Dye on October 22, 2011 at 12:30am — No Comments
From Spice to Eternity by Yvonne Pat Wright
This is an excellent mix between spices and the meaning of our Savior’s gift to us. This is an excellent book that puts together the pure and true love of our Savior without overdoing it. The writing is fluid and especially simple, so everyone can understand. It is the kind of book that inspires you to get out of bed in the morning and do some good.
The book is beautifully crafted to contain Yvonne’s personal stories and how they have inspired her to be closer to the Lord. The stories…
ContinueAdded by Anna del C. Dye on October 22, 2011 at 12:30am — No Comments
The Orphan of Awkward Falls by Keith Graves
This is one of the most charming books I have read for a while. It has a Halloween-y feel to it and kids from 7 years old on will love it. It is written in an easy English, lightly witty and flowingly well done. It will be a refreshing read for all boys and girls who don’t get scared of their shadows. It has the most intriguing cover, a perfect picture of what you will find inside the pages of this book. Released just in time for Halloween, I recommend it as a “must have,” for every English…
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Three for Avadar by Steven R. Drennon
The writing in Three for Avadar is simple and should be understood by anyone with basic English reading skills. The tale hasn’t been overused and the author did a good job with the theme. It has some repetition in it, yet not enough to make the book tiresome. A good editor should be able to clean and tidy it up easily into a great story.
The story starts with a handsome and very experienced warrior who comes upon a woman and her two escorts who are under attack by…
ContinueAdded by Anna del C. Dye on October 8, 2011 at 12:30am — No Comments
Dragons of the Valley by Donita K. Paul (Readersfavorite.com review)
The writing in this novel is fluid, entertaining, and interesting. The author did a good job of developing the tale through the pages of the book.
An artist, a princess, and a wizard find themselves tangled in an interesting plot to move three statues from their place to some un-known location. The three statues were carved from the same piece of rock by a God. When separated they will cause disruption in the normal lives of all the races in that land.
Then why would anyone…
ContinueAdded by Anna del C. Dye on October 1, 2011 at 7:00am — No Comments
Margaret L. Turley RN, review of Emerine's Nightmare
Margaret said Anna del C Dye released her new fairy prince story: Emerine’s Nightmare.This unique book takes the reader deep into the forests of fairy world. Frightening shadows come to life. Emerine looses his home and both his guardians to dark creatures that aim to steal his power. He melds into a tree to hide from the enemy only to find out that the tree plans to keep him prisoner. As Emerine discovers his gifts, he learns that things…
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- A Royal Elf of Abalon by Anna del C. Dye
- Crumbs on the Stairs written and Illustrated by Karl Barckstrand
- From Spice to Eternity by Yvonne Pat Wright
- The Orphan of Awkward Falls by Keith Graves
- Three for Avadar by Steven R. Drennon
- Dragons of the Valley by Donita K. Paul (Readersfavorite.com review)
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