The award-winning author of A Dog Like Daisy returns with a moving middle grade novel from the point of view of Luna, a Labrador therapy dog who accompanies her group therapy kids when they set off on an adventure across Austin, Texas. Luna has always wanted to be a therapy dog at Therapy Dogs Worldwide. Now she’s a whisker away from reaching her fifty-visit pin that will make it official. But when her “clients”—the children who visit her—are put into a therapy group, Luna’s routine is upended. Like the moon, Luna shows different faces at different times. And her clients each have different needs—Beatrice is tangled in knots of anger, Caleb rushes like a waterfall, Amelia carries fear heavy like a shadow, and Hector is quiet as a rock. To comfort the kids, Luna can be what they need her to be, but can she be everything to them all at once? When Hector doesn’t show up to a session one day, the kids set off on an unexpected quest to find him. Luna joins to keep them safe, and they must work together to almost learn the truth. * Banks Street Best Children's Books of the Year *

Caleb O'Connor is a werewolf, but he doesn't believe in magic. He breaks out of his reclusive community in Maine to go to MIT, hoping to fit in on a campus where no one believes in monsters. But one evening two of his friends die in an abandoned Maine mansion, and one of his professors tells Caleb that this was the work of a vampire. Together they travel to Romania to unlock the secrets of an Undead cult that terrorized the Old World for centuries and moved to the New. First in a trilogy.

Chloe gets a new dog and notices that it stands outside every night howling at the moon. Her dog isn't the only one in town that has started doing this, and some of the howls are coming from the old railroad station. What's worse is that the boys on the football team who always hassle the Z Team start acting really funny. Almost like...werewolves! The Z Team has a new case to crack.

What if a mad man just pushed the reset button... on the whole world? And the world as we know it today just simply disappears. But somehow against all odds we survive. The McEnnis family faces this very problem, they take extraordinary measures by going into hibernation till the danger is over and wake up in a world not their own. America has become a myth, Benjamin Franklin is a God that wields lightning, Old Glory the name of the divine and Lady Liberty a Goddess who welcomes the dead through her golden door.

A Life of Mystery is a diversified collection of 30 poems by Daaood William Mayfield. From poems about the many mysteries encountered in life, such as dreams, deja vu and destiny, to poems about the seasons, holidays, children, animals and much more. If you are a lover of poems, there is sure to be a topic that you can relate to, covered in this book. Quotes by the most famous and well-respected men and women throughout history are offered as support to many of the poems in this book. To view more poems from this book, go to www.Myspace.com. Type in, "A Life of Mystery",in the "search people" block at the top of the page. Daaood ́s Myspace page will come up, and there you will find more poems, listed as blogs in the top, right side of the page.

This anthology is the second in a series published by the International Poetry Fellowship (IPF). This volume is about the changing seasons, represented as "The Four Corners of the Moon". It is written by a number of amateur and professional poets who are all members of AllPoetry.com and the IPF. It is a cross-cultural look at the world from many poets from many countries, and you can enjoy the mystery of the world over from the comfort of your chair.

A normal life, a new house, a new business, and college is what Alexsys and her centuries-old boyfriend, Carlos were working toward after settling down in an Alabama town. Everything was going fine until a rogue pack of lycanthrope beasts move into their area and begin picking off their friends and the locals. The couple and the rest of their small pack must team up with the local sheriff in order maintain their territory and keep the town safe.