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Twelve-year-old Mary Joyce Bandwilly believes she's seen a Bigfoot. No, she is sure she's seen one. A favorite teacher hides out watching for the animal--with a weapon. Does she plan to kill it? She claims she doesn't believe in Bigfoot. So why the gun?
i>Eye of the Beast /i>is a 62 page book written for children on the subject of Bigfoot. It is a fictional story. | |  | | Forced Blood The Norseman
Set against the historical backdrop of ninth-century Scandinavia, when Viking history was every bit as romantic as it was brutal, Forced Blood The Norseman offers a multidimensional depiction of the Norsemen who survived the Viking Age in their own country.
With its vivid attention to detail, Forced Blood The Norseman is an epic tale of one man's strength and courage against those who would rob him of his land, his culture, and his life.
span style="font-size: larger">span style="font-size: large">With its vivid attention to detail, i>Forced Blood The Norseman/i>/b> is an epic tale of one man's strength and courage against those who would rob him of his land, his culture, and his life./span>/span> | |  | | LOCK YOUR DOORS COUNTRY FOLK
Robert Brian Apple finds along the road an injured animal. He thinks it is some sort of baby monkey. However, Robert lives in Bigfoot country!
LOCK YOUR DOORS COUNTRY FOLK is a childrens book written for 8-12 year olds. While the story does not say where eight-year-old Robert Brian Apple lives with his family, it is, however, where Bigfoot has been known to be sighted. Lions and bears are thick in the mountains but a monkey is not exactly an every day sighting. So, what happens on the Apple's mountain when an injured baby "monkey" is kept in the barn. Indeed, Robert would like to keep it. But ...
span style="font-size: medium">Cover and illustrations by Linda Newton-Perry/span>
| |  | | The Little Red Car and Bigfoot
A young boy dreams of flying and being chased by Bigfoot. He flys when he is scared. He flys a lot in this book. It's pure fun.
70 pages, full color cover, 6"x9"
Black and white illustrations.
span style="color: #ff0000">EXCERPT FROM THE LITTLE RED CAR AND BIGFOOT/span>/b>
span style="font-size: 16pt; line-height: 150%"> The road was now empty for long stretches. He dare not fly even if it would allow him to cover more distance faster. He didn’t want anyone to see him flying. Often in his dreams other people flapped as he did, so it would not have been anything out of the ordinary. /span>
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Girdy the Witch
by Teresa Walker
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 Meet Girdy, a delightfully spooky witch with green stringy hair, a bumpy nose, and a knack for mischief! Alongside her eerie but lovable family—Momma Mummy, Daddy Gargoyle, and her mischievous brother Goblin—Girdy embraces her wonderfully weird world |
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