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Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror

  • Bob & the Cretaceous Flower

    by Rikki Hughes
    The second book in The Bob Series trilogy, Bob and Rocket must deal with the consequences of having unwittingly unleashed their advanced science upon the Earth. From time-traveling poachers of the past to ambitious mega-corps of the present and doomed off-world missions in the future, the two aliens must navigate the best and worst of humanity's instincts in order to create a lasting, and survivable, new world.
  • Arty and The Forest of the Forsaken

    by Nicholas Jauregui
    When a dark wizard takes over Camelot, a young boy and his ragtag group of misfit friends must go on an epic quest to save their families and their kingdom. But first they must look past their own differences and learn to work together
  • Rocketship Made of Stars

    by Lois Wickstrom
    Shirl takes Eee-ahh to school. The kids figure out that Eee-ahh is an alien, because she is green and has an antenna. Eee-ahh draws a map of the stars to show where she is from -- it's a constellation that looks like a rocket ship. The kids start naming other constellations and the Teacher loves the new names. Now all the kids want to look at the sky and tell stories about what they see.
  • Can I Keep Her?

    by Lois Wickstrom
    While out walking her sheep, Wynnie finds a mysterious egg. It shakes. It glitters. It hatches. A baby dragon is loose in the kingdom, starting fires. The Wise Old Woman tells Wynnie she must get the dragon out of the Kingdom. Now! But, Wynnie loves it. The King gives her one day to train the dragon to stop starting fires.
  • Invisible Magic Wand to the Rescue

    by Lois Wickstrom
    Caspian and his cousin Belinda are visiting Grandpa's house. Belinda wants an Invisible Magic Wand, just like Caspian's. The wand allows the children to speed up time, or slow it down. While Grandpa is getting the wand, an earthquake shakes the house. Thanks to the wands, all three escape, unscathed. 
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