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Straying too close to the Bermuda Triangle is an unexpected risk, if they fall in can they get out?Clara's busy life as wife and mother is now complete, and she's looking forward to a quiet life when she's welcomed into the found family Piper is gathering around herself. However, when Clara is asked to complete the triple goddess trio as The Crone, it might be more than she bargained for.Piper continues gathering new magical allies for the war on their doorstep, but while treasure hunting in warm seas they find a lot more than planned. Friendship might be enough to save them or land them in even deeper waters.Read the exciting conclusion of Piper's journey in Wave Sweeper Trilogy's Book Three. A fast-paced YA urban fantasy with sweet romance, this trilogy follows a female autistic lead in a contemporary reimagining of Irish legends.

Discovering a hidden world of faeries in Ireland was less of a shock than finding out she is more powerful than them all.The new Goddess of Love, Piper, has devised a plan to get what she wants involving a faerie spy, an American tourist named Amy, and a lot of belief magic. Although, the dangerous faerie rebellion is starting to gain more followers, pushing for a new king. As the threat of battle is something her sheltered upbringing didn't prepare her for, all of Piper's plans for Amy could go awry. Amy didn't intend to visit Ireland on her trip, but fell into a vacation fling with a charming local. A romance her new friend Piper is suspiciously overjoyed about, less due to her improved love life and more to Amy's previously undiscovered powers. When everything goes sideways, they must work together to rescue every human on earth, including the boys they love.Read the intriguing next installment of Piper's journey in Wave Sweeper Trilogy's Book Two. A fast-paced YA urban fantasy with sweet romance, this trilogy follows a female autistic lead in a contemporary reimagining of Irish legends.

An imaginative use of blended nonfiction and storytelling to engage middle-grade reluctant readers. Did you know asteroids can have their own moons? They can! What gives Neptune its blue color? Methane! Is our sun the most common type in the universe? Spoiler - it's not! Enjoy this brief overview of our solar system's most interesting facts presented by Blaze, a brave fictional tour guide. Blaze and her crew are exploring the universe with a train full of space tourists. The beautiful two-page art spreads play with color and light to bring space to life.

"A shining example of representation in literature, Starr Green's SAILING IN THE SKY pairs an autistic teen protagonist with a whimsical plot that makes for a stunning urban-fantasy debut." -IndieReaderIn a magical world shifting under her feet from moment to moment, who should she trust?An autistic teen runaway, Piper never believed in magic until faced with a sea dragon. A simple choice between helping the creature or catching her getaway bus propels her into a tangled mystery with Irish gods from myth. Not able to return home, she must decide to keep running or trust the fae.MacLir, the youthful guardian of the seas, doesn't see the point in spending time with mortals until he meets Piper. When girls go missing near the faerie mounds, he joins the perilous search as an excuse to spend more time with her. A plan complicated by the return of an old enemy that he can't defeat alone.Read the enchanting first installment of Piper's journey in Wave Sweeper Trilogy's Book One. A fast-paced YA urban fantasy with sweet romance, this trilogy follows a female autistic lead in a contemporary reimagining of Irish legends.

How to embrace an untraditional education path for neurodiverse kids without giving up on future careers.The word education has a bit of stereotypical imagery that comes with it. What do you think of? Pencils? Apples? Backpacks? Teachers? We'd all like to imagine school is about pencils and knowledge. However, increasingly what it looks like is test prep on computers. Educators and parents both are becoming disillusioned and children are only learning to hate learning. Especially creative neurodiverse children.This quick read for busy parents and caregivers covers:An overview on what unschooling is and why child-led learning worksHow to transition to unschooling for stressed struggling kidsChapters sorted by topic with an overview of subjects kids might enjoyTips for how to follow various state laws for homeschoolingReal world examples are provided on what unschooling is, how to implement it, and what comes after to address worries. A mix of how-to and memoir, it includes stories of the author's journey through her own unschooled childhood and that of her two children. The experience of living it, then arranging it, provides the insight needed to write this starters guide.Unschooling doesn't mean never learning. It's simply the freedom to choose. Read this book to get started today!

How to play with your kids more, even if you don't have extra time.You just got home from work, the kids are clamoring for attention, and dinner hasn't been started. This is not usually the situation you'd imagine for adding play into your evening. However, this is oddly the perfect time.As a busy mother of two I've spent a couple of decades learning how to fit magical moments into my kids' lives while still being productive at work, home, and with my hobbies. This book compiles what I've learned to benefit other adults with kids.Don't be fooled by the deceptively simple table of contents. This book does explain the steps for many classic activities, but includes details on how to blend them with daily life to have the type of fun kids will always remember.Buy now to get started today!*Not holiday-focused or religious-based.

The fight over leadership will get them all killed, unless something else exterminates them first.Olivia's autistic-wired brain often tends toward untypical opinions, something the strait-laced Finn finds both charming and irritating. They would never have crossed paths on Earth, but now find themselves among hundreds of teenagers abducted by aliens and deserted on a stunning tropical planet.When a few angry individuals try to take control of the new village, Olivia and Finn must fight to protect both their fragile friendship and a destiny they didn't choose. With everyone focused on outrageous sabotages and revenge, no one notices the sneaky danger lurking in the jungle.Read this fast-moving adventure to discover if Olivia can uncover the secrets of the planet's past in time to save the boy she loves - before it's too late for everyone.

In a town on the fast track to becoming a busy city a dark secret is spreading throughout the farms and fields. Bill the Beekeeper discovered the bees weren't returning. Not only were his apiaries empty, but the wild colony of bees had also vanished. There was no trace of either colony, they were simply missing. Will this town be able to bring back the bees before it is too late?What readers are saying..."This could easily be implemented in a classroom as a resource to teach about pollinators." -High School Science Teacher"There aren't enough stories which take this level of care when explaining the importance of insects within our ecosystem. 'The Town That Brought Back the Bees' is an important book, which imparts important complex science in a way that is both meaningful and comprehensible to the child." - Eliza Cwiek, Early Childhood Educator in PDSB"I thoroughly enjoyed the new book from Brittney Oden... This book combines scientific facts with high interest characters that makes the reader cheer on the townspeople and bees. As an educator, I especially enjoy the focus on academic vocabulary instruction and the teacher's guide. This book should be a staple in any classroom. The author masterfully blended science instruction through the art of story-telling that will leave readers wanting to know what is next for Nell, MariAnn, and their colonies; and most importantly what can students do to support their local bee population. This book will definitely be added to my classroom library." -Trish Geraghty, Director of School Support and Improvement