Fenn is a small brown bear who lives in a charming forest with all of his bear friends. One day, when Fenn is learning to roar, he discovers a shocking secret about himself—there’s a blue patch on his fluffy brown fur! Not wanting to be different from all of his friends, Fenn learns to hide his blue. As the blue patch grows bigger and bigger, Fenn faces a tough choice: should he reveal his blueness to his friends, and trust that they will love him for who he is? Or should he keep pretending to be just like everyone else? As children grow and discover who they are, they often grapple with identity and self-acceptance. Fenn's Giant Blue Secret uses simple rhyming language and whimsical storytelling to show kids how important it is to be true to oneself. It promotes themes of friendship, acceptance, and being proud of who you are.

The ancient war between dragons and wolves is about to begin again. As a young wolf learning to hunt, Rana is teased for being a daydreamer, while Fenn, her brother, is seen as a cheeky show-off. But when Rana survives a perilous encounter with a fire-breathing dragon, she is made spokeswolf for the pack. And Fenn’s claim that he can sense danger suddenly doesn’t seem so wild. Only Rana and Fenn stand against the dragon’s charm and magical power. And the wolves’ whole world is at stake.

Join these zany characters on hilarious adventures, Milky"Lost Her" Bearings and Pert Latissimus of 'Weird House 13, ' Arty Dump and Barmy Flatus of 'Bum's Guide to the universe, ' Dirt Gentle and McBeth of the 'Wholly Misfit Detective Agency, ' The Scupper and Linger Grunt of 'Hooligan's Island, ' Eat Me and Idiot of 'Eat Me: The Extra Tetrazzini, ' Pawl and Batty Scientist of 'The Lost Skeleton of Cadaver, ' Pie Hole and his tiger Tom Swiftly of 'Life of Pie Hole, ' Cursing Fain of 'The Libertarian: Requesting a Spear, ' and many more.

This book is the remarkable true story of Forrest Fenn's life and of a hidden treasure, secreted somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe. The book contains clues to the treasure's location as Forrest Fenn invites readers to join in The Thrill of the Chase.

"Mad: A Story of Dust and Ashes" is a gripping novel penned through the prolific British writer George Manville Fenn. Fenn, regarded for his contributions to journey and thriller literature within the nineteenth century, showcases his storytelling prowess in this work. The writer's narrative style often combines factors of suspense, drama, and exploration, creating a compelling studying revel in. In "Mad," Fenn in all likelihood explores subject matters of passion, adversity, and resilience via a plot that unfolds in an international of dust and ashes. The title itself shows a story of extreme feelings and possibly the challenges faced through the characters in an unforgiving environment. Fenn's characters are commonly nicely-drawn, and his narratives are regarded for transporting readers to vibrant and atmospheric settings. The subtext of "A Story of Dust and Ashes" implies a story of transformation and rebirth amidst difficult occasions. Fenn's potential to craft attractive and immersive narratives is probably to make "Mad" a fascinating exploration of the human spirit and its capacity to endure and overcome.