This is a fun fairy tale, written by a 10-year-old boy about an entrepreneurial wizard who began to breed dragons. And then the thieves came… The fairy tale can be read in two different types of letters. First, it can be read in standard upper and lower case letters, so older children can read it by themselves and parents can read the tale to smaller children. The same fairy tale can then be read in CAPITALS – suitable for the children who are only just learning to read and are GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL.

"Into The Dragon's Jaws" details the exciting adventures and experiences of a young Canadian Red Cross combat casualty surgeon who volunteered to assist Vietnamese-war wounded following the Tet Offensive in South Vietnam in 1968. The intensity and drama of this book are enhanced by many photographs illustrating surgical care in oft-times dangerous and volatile circumstances. Dr. Willard describes his role as a trauma surgeon candidly. Some stories are heartwarming, others heartbreaking. Such is the pathos of war. You will come away with an intimate perspective of the Vietnam War, as seen through his eyes at the height of the conflict.

Willard the Dragon and his friends attend Camp Dragon-Fire, which had been training dragons for over one hundred years.

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.

Brrr! Curl up with a dragon this winter. Willard and his friends will warm you up faster than firecrackers with pepper jelly!

Book seven of The Gaslight Chronicles When airship engineer Melody McKay's dirigible explodes and plunges her into the yard of a gothic manor, she suspects foul play. With her ankle injured—an indignity far too feminine for her taste—she resolves to crack the mystery while in the care of Victor Arrington, the stuffy-yet-disarming Earl of Blackwell. Ex-Royal Navy Captain Victor runs a tight house and is on a mission to protect his niece and foil a ring of smugglers using fire-breathing metal dragons. He has no time for romantic attachments. Particularly not with women who fall from the sky wearing trousers and pilot's goggles. As he and Melody navigate a treachery so deep it threatens the lives of everyone in Black Heath, the earl becomes unexpectedly attached to his fiery houseguest, and Melody discovers a softness in her heart for him. But when the smugglers strike, there's more at risk than just their future together. 48,000 words

Noah didn't believe in wizards or dragons...until he made a wish on a shiny coin and his five-year-old sister was accidentally whisked away to the dragon's cave in Windom. Only he could save her by using his second wish to go to Windom. His third wish, the last wish, would bring them home...or would it? Read 'The Last Wish' and join Noah in his courageous journey to rescue Ariel!