Michelle Edwards Bücher

Skye's quest for normalcy is challenged by her unconventional upbringing and the chaos in her life. With a non-traditional family, a failing marriage to a seemingly perfect husband, and the stark realities of South Africa surrounding her, she grapples with her identity and the meaning of 'normal.' Her journey reflects a deeper exploration of acceptance and self-discovery amidst the turmoil of her relationships and environment.

Homer is an ordinary boy with an extraordinary talent for reading at intergalactic speed. While sitting in church, he decides to read the Old Testament, discovering its thrilling tales of kings, battles, and even talking donkeys. His journey through the scripture reveals a newfound appreciation for these stories, highlighting their excitement and significance. Homer's experience transforms his perception of the Old Testament into an adventure worthy of celebration.

Walls have ears.Doors have eyes.Trees have voices.Beasts tell lies.Beware the rain.Beware the snow.Beware the manYou think you know.

Determined to impress his older sister Zora, six-year-old Lee embarks on a mission to showcase his sewing skills. The story highlights Lee's perseverance and creativity, culminating in a project where readers can learn to make Lee's cheerful moon. This charming tale combines sibling dynamics with hands-on crafting, encouraging young readers to explore their own abilities.

After the sudden death of Stinky Stern, a troublemaker in second grade, Pa Lia and her classmates grapple with complex emotions surrounding loss. Despite his unkind behavior, they must confront the challenge of processing grief for someone they never liked. The story explores themes of empathy, understanding, and the impact of loss on young minds, prompting readers to reflect on the nuances of human relationships and the importance of compassion even in difficult circumstances.

A sympathetic and amusing tale of two boys, alone in a dark room at night. Every child (and adult ) has experienced irrational fears in a dark room at night. What's That Noise? encapsulates perfectly the strange shadows and unearthly noises made by objects that, during the day, are perfectly innocuous. Alex and his little brother Ben are all tucked up in bed with the lights out, when Whoosh, go the night noises, and Aroo Aroo Aroo. Alex's little brother Ben is scared. Will Alex be brave enough to cross the cold, dark floor to comfort him?

Two best friends embark on an exciting adventure that transforms a dull day into a thrilling journey filled with dinosaurs, pirates, and trolls. Aimed at children aged 3-8, this illustrated book captivates young readers with its imaginative storyline and vibrant illustrations, making it a delightful choice for those who adore dinosaurs and stuffed animals.

Combining entertainment and education, this book offers a unique three-in-one experience for both parents and children. It serves as a captivating story while also providing valuable lessons, making it an effective teaching tool that addresses children's fears in a comforting way.