Bücher veröffentlicht von Belle Isle Books

When a shy but curious dingo named Mukha becomes lost at a horse racing event, she'll do anything to find her humans. Mukha's adventure is full of twists and turns as she accidentally runs in a terrier race, unintentionally participates in a fancy hat contest, and inadvertently winds up on the racetrack during the main event! Mukha will delight attendees and surprise race officials, but will she find her humans?

A young girl watches her nonverbal autistic sister grow and, with love and understanding, slowly learns to communicate with her.?

Five-year old McKinley is a good kid, but on Christmas day all he can think about is presents! It takes one story, some family creativity, and a few extraordinary visitors to help McKinley remember that family is the most important gift!

2021 Next Generation Indie Book Awards FinalistAfter graduating high school, Abigail achieves her childhood dream of getting her CDL and learning to drive 18-wheelers. That''s where she meets a big roadblock: due to federal age restrictions, she''s too young to drive trucks across state lines. Unsure what to do next, she works as a part-time dump truck driver and part-time receptionist. That is, until she quits her job and relationship on the same day and takes the next flight to Mexico, where she lives for the next four months. Come with Abigail on a journey to self-respect and self-discovery.

A lonely young girl with a physical disability befriends a pink river dolphin that has become trapped in the river near her home. When the weather turns cold and the dolphin becomes sick, the girl must choose between keeping her new friend, and doing the right thing.

Marco Polo's little brother, Peter Polo, jumps at the chance to cross China on his first mission for the Great Khan. But can he solve the mystery of the Snow Beast and save the people of Hunza . . . before it's too late?

In this collection, as in her first book, Impressions Behind the Pink Ribbon, Norma explores a range of emotions and trials only a woman facing her own death can experience. A true and rich testament that only the examined life is worth living, she probes the depths and meaning of honesty, hope, friendship, and faith, as well as her own fear, isolation, heartache, and failures. For Norma, life was a kaleidoscope of miracles and experiences she felt compelled to capture in her writing, and had she lived, she would have penned many more books. We regret that this is her final manifesto of life, love, and hope.

In the land of Kama, the stars are magical and constellations determine the future. Stars can even grant a person the power of astromy, enabling them to manipulate elements of nature. However, only one person is destined to be king. But of course, not everyone believes in the stars, and dark forces lurk with their own plans for the world.Brian, the teenage son of a legendary warrior, is fated to possess the gift of earth astromy, but he can barely lift a rock. With a villainous overlord ruling the town, Brian needs to develop his skills -- and quickly. But then a strange boy appears in the woods, and Brian has the feeling there's more to this kid than meets the eye. It's a race against evil and against the odds to rightfully throne the king of the stars.

In this candid memoir of a classic American boyhood, Greg Drost-teacher, family man, and self-taught surfer-takes a moment to look back on the events that led him to where he is today. From summer hijinks and schoolboy woes, through hardship and heartbreak, and down the long and winding road to self-discovery, this delightful collection of anecdotes is more than the story of one man's coming of age. It is an examination of all those moments, great and small, that shape us into the people we grow up to be.

Where do animals go when they leave this world? After losing their family dog, a little girl and her brother embark on a magical voyage aboard a flying ark to seek the answer to that question.Come aboard this adventure into the great beyond!