On this very day in Texas, live three little witches: one is a diamond waiting to be discovered, the other an innocent babe full of life, and the last one, despite her charms, is a ruthless killer.Famka and Ophelia live in the Horseshoe, and all they've ever known is their miserable lives in a rundown trailer park. Milly can't stand another day with her high society parents. The three witches have never flown through the Hallowed Halls, talked to a talking book, or worn Ghost Armor to transform into other people, but then, none of them have been to the Sky Builders' Guild, either.But all that is going to change when a deadly ghost comes looking for the Kitab'i'Mordanee, the book that began all Tuning.Will betrayal unravel their unexpected coven?Will they leave Texas, join the Guild and become great Sky Builders?If you want to find out, then read the first in a southern coming of age series - Dragon and Mr. Sneeze: Witches of the Horseshoe.

What could be more miserable than a little dragon with a cold, one with a cold that makes others miserable, as Willard's friends discover. Brr! Curl up with a dragon this winter. New picture book Sneeze-Fire will warm you up.

PICTURE BOOKS. Dragonzuelo is allergic to roses. When he felt a tingling in his nose, he closed his eyes and took a deep breath as if to blow out the candles of a birthday cake. AYTCHOO! His sneeze was so strong that it ruffled the hair of the princess, plucked the petals of the flower and sent them flying out of the book with a big pirouette. What story did he fly into? This is a tale about Dragonzuelo's amazing adventure. Ages 0+

Larry the dragon has a big problem. He can't sneeze. This book is for children ages 2-5. It will help them build their vocabulary. They will learn about friendship and being nice.

Ember the little dragon is startled by her very first sneeze. Dragon sneezes, as you can imagine, can be a very big deal. Luckily her Mom knows just what to do.

With a twist on the classic fire-breathing dragon character, this story shares several important life lessons: - you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, - it is important to listen to others, - everybody has a special talent, and - you should always sneeze into your arm!

Even very friendly dragons with impeccable manners can get into a load of mischief. Riotous and unexpected events unfold as Poo-Poo and his dragons romp and galumph from one adventure to another in this treasured children's classic