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My grandmother told me this crazy, outlandish, completely unbelievable story about the prince and princess of Stardust, and their quest for muffins. She's been telling me this story ever since I was a little girl. I know that you are really going to enjoy it - it is quite an adventure. Only, be aware that Grandma swears that this is a true story. Like I said, it is a story about a prince and princess of Stardust, and their quest for muffins. I mean of all things - a quest for muffins?

This is a heartwarming story about Leigh McKenzie, a 12-year-old city girl whose parents have decided that she will spend her summer with her Grandma Kate on the island that her Grandma calls home. However, Leigh had her summer all planned. She was going to spend it with her girlfriends, not on some old island with her Grandma! You see, it's not that Leigh doesn't love her Grandma Kate; it's just that well.... for one thing - Grandma Kate doesn't even have a T.V. or a computer.

Angels are those magnificent beings of dazzling divine light who fill my life with indescribable joy, hope, and love. They surround me, unseen yet felt. Silent but present. They wait quietly by my side. They wait patiently for a thought, a whisper, a question, an acknowledgement of their presence, even a smile of happiness. I am so very grateful for their angelic blessings.

During one of the most difficult times of my life, the death of my husband of 35 years, I was given a wonderful opportunity to write a weekly column "Following the Spiritual Soul" for a small South Carolina newspaper. Sparkly Bits of Spiritual Wisdom is a collection of those monthly columns. After my husband's death I was lost, I was alone, and I was heartbroken. I had lost my high school sweetheart, my lover, my best friend, and my heart's inspiration.

As children listen to Sparkly You and Me, they will learn how their spirits love to dream and create. They will learn how sharing their creations brings joy to others. Most importantly they will learn how important it is to help others, whether it is someone in their family, a friend, a neighbor, or in their community.

You are about to enter a place where all things are possible, a place where dreams come true and fantasy becomes reality. Welcome to this magical place! Enjoy these six beautiful Sleepy Time Stories: Tales of talking bears, a pink polar bear who plays the violin, a beautiful princess, dragons, a mouse, and a wizard's daughter. Enter this magical place and be entertained by these magical, mystical, amazing heartwarming stories.

Mrs. Pennington's Easter Bunny School is in the center of the small village of Floppy Ear Hollow. Bunnies from all over the forest attend her school. They learn to make jellybeans, chocolate bunnies, marshmallow eggs, and they learn how to dye eggs. If they pass every class and do well in the hopping races, they have a chance to become the Easter Bunny for that year.

Our story takes place in the small village of Dragon Point, Maine, population 3,283--which doesn't include Mr. Nichols' dog, Shakespeare, or Tati's black cat, Whisper. You are probably wondering where the name Dragon Point came from. Well, there is a beautiful rock formation that sits high above the town, which is unmistakably in the shape of a dragon, thus the name, Dragon Point.

After writing, Sparkly Bits of Spiritual Wisdom, I began thinking that there is so much more that I would like to share with you that would help you put some sparkle back into your everyday life! These are simple things, a gentle reminder from your inner child, a nudge from spirit to laugh, love, dream, and create...

The six mischievous leprechauns are on pot of gold duty; moving the pot of gold from place to place. They were planning on landing in the wheat field near Robbie Anderson's house. However, due to a storm they landed right on top of Robbie Anderson's tree house. - rainbow and all! Normally, they would just readjust their rainbow trajectories, and be out of that tree house before they were discovered.

Nastassia is a young girl with a dream; a dream of being a prima ballerina. She wants to travel around the world performing, just like her grandmother and great grandmother did. Nastassia comes from a very talented family. Her mother and father play in the Lyric Orchestra, and music and dance have always been a part of her life. Her grandmother's stories have also been a part of her life, stories about the ballet, and stories about an angel that put magic in her steps as she danced.

The death of my husband tore apart my world. This audiobook contains my innermost thoughts as I came to grips with his death. My writing helped me deal with my terrible loss. Chapters in this book were written at various times as I grieved. There is one recurring theme, and that is that we remain connected through our love. I call it the love connection. This love connection is what enabled me to survive after the death of my husband.

Everything seemed to be normal at the North Pole that night before the night before Christmas - that is until Santa tried on his magical red suit. That's when everything changed - that's when everyone was afraid that there would be no Christmas that year - and that's when Patrick came up with a plan to save Christmas.

Deep in the forest of the small village of Moon Hallow, beneath the roots of an ancient oak tree lives a small band of leprechauns. The wee leprechauns are only five to six inches tall. But don't let their size fool you; they have magical powers greater than the great Wizard of Ballydehob. Oh, and for sure these lads just can't behave themselves. Creating mischief is always at the top of their list of things to do. Ah, the boys do love mischief. There's one thing that really gets them upset and that one thing is Halloween.

Benjamin is a little brown bear who loves to spell, and Bobear is a big black bear who knows the ways of the forest (berry picking, collecting honey, and fishing). Children will enjoy the adventurous, and fun-filled days that Benjamin and Bobear share together. The story provides opportunities for children to interact with Benjamin, who loves letters, loves to spell, and loves rhyming words.