Bøger af Barbara Anderson

In the mystical realm of Elvendom, there was a prestigious elven school known as Elvendor. For centuries, Elvendor had been known as the most respected institution for magic and wizardry. The school had produced some of the most powerful and successful wizards in all of the kingdom. The students of Elvendor were well-respected and admired by all.However, a rival school, known for its magic and sorcery, had emerged from the shadows. This new school, called the Shadow School of Magic, challenged the mastery of magic of Elvendor's students. They claimed that they had surpassed Elvendor in every aspect of magic, and that they were the most powerful school in the land.The headmistress of Elvendor, a wise and experienced elf named Alvireth, knew that they could not let this challenge go unanswered. If they were defeated, Elvendor would lose its prestige and be forced to shut down. So, she called upon her professors and a group of students to take up the challenge and prove that Elvendor was still the best school in Elvendom.Their training was intense and dangerous. They learned to control and harness the power of magic, and to use it to their advantage. They practiced day and night, perfecting their spells and learning new ones. Despite the hardships they faced the students never gave up. They were determined to prove that Elvendor was still the best school in Elvendom.Finally, the day of the competition arrived. Elvendor and The Shadow School of Magic, competition was intense, with both schools showing off their mastery of magic. The Shadow Academy's students were powerful, but Elvendor's students were able to hold their own winning the competition.

Sammy, a Black man, in Mississippi in the 1950s relentless in his pursuit to end segregation in his neighborhood, challenges the un-enforcement of the Civil Rights Acts but when he encounters a Ku Klux Klan member, he continues with his quest by enlisting the help of his four friends to hold a protest outside the white county building despite the fact that they could be killed.

A story about Jace,whose interaction with a family friend, Morris, causes him to question his method of helping others to the point of calling him Scrooge, but when he falls asleep and has a dream, Morris tells him in his dream the hard road he took why he became tight with money despite his wealth.

A story about Lita Jackson who loses her eyesight through an accident at home but when her grandmother dies she attends the funeral only to regain her eyesight through a miracle when she sings at the funeral. This wonderful faith-based story includes songs written by Barbara Anderson.

They are true when they assert that "nothing exists until or until it is witnessed.""Outside" is a heartwarming and thought-provoking poem for children and adults alike. Beautiful vibrant images accompany each verse, bringing the narrative to life. Nature, growth, and wildlife are among the themes explored in this book. The message of the poem is that we get so caught up with ourselves and the people around us that we fail to see and appreciate our surroundings. Thus, if you go out there in the wild and begin to perceive the world through the eyes of an observer and start paying attention to minute details, you will be able to witness some amazing things all around you.This short poetry book is ideal for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to expose youngsters to the world of nature in a fun and instructive way. The verses are written in simple language that children may grasp while also captivating adults. The poem's narrative and morals are universal and may be enjoyed by readers of all ages."Outside" is an absolute must-have for anybody searching for a fun and informative method to expose children to nature. This short book will entertain, educate, and inspire both young and old readers. It's ideal for reading alone or with a kid, and it's sure to become a favorite in any library.

Busca arrojar un poco de luz a apenas veinticuatro de esos millones de personas descapacitadas que no vemos en Mâexico.

A wonderful, magical fairy tale about Quinn, a young boy who sets off on an adventure with Booker, an elderly man to Makayla, the Queen fly, to find the secret of youth.

It is 2015 and Author Betsy Jane Blaine is writing her first novel exploring the possible explanation of the phenomena of déjà vu (The feeling that you have seen or experienced something previously). The story begins in 17th century Plymouth, England and follows a boy and girl through time and space - from sailing on the Mayflower - to landing in a sand pit in Topeka, Kansas in 1960 - to chasing thieves in 2015. The adventures they engage in lead to making new friends, thwarting thieves, recovering stolen gems, and discovering many of the wonderful inventions of the 20th and 21st centuries. Throughout the story, multiple experiences of déjà vu present themselves to the various characters, leading up to the conclusion of the story when Betsy discovers something completely unexpected in her own life. Barbara Anderson is a retired elementary teacher presently living and experiencing life in a 25-foot RV. She enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren, her dog, Murphy, and her many friends. Since retiring, Barbara has enjoyed quilting, wood carving, kayaking, motorcycling, song-writing, playing music, and now authoring a novel. She seldom meets an adventure she doesn't like or a challenge she doesn't accept. Always looking for a new experience, Barbara writes with the same attitude she tries to live by - always be up for a new adventure!

Georgette, receives a ring at Christmas which proves to be the most valuable gift that she could ever receive; takes her on a magical adventure with Brent, her brother, Taidi her teddy bear and Bissie her dog.

New Zealand twenty years ago, when margarine was sold on prescription in pharmacies and protective tariffs ruled- The Minister of Cultural Links and Trade, an ex-dairy farmer called Hamish Carew, sets off on a 'Swing Around' of New Zealand's Asian friends and neighbours.

This book is a candid narrative of a tireless warrior and her valor to protect children against the policies of a worldwide religion, one that most people have seen as harmless until now.

Barbara Anderson is a qualified Accountant, who is passionate about educating her clients about financial literacy. As a dynamic Financial Educator and Coach, she has an illustrious ten year career as a leading Expert in her field. In her book M.O.N.E.Y. she teaches the relevance of making sure that you have at least six months of disposable income saved. Often those struggling with their finances, will make poor choices. Barbara equips and empowers her reader's to become wiser in their money decisions. As an Entrepreneur in the Financial Services sector, Barbara shares her wealth of knowledge with you. Her journey has taken her through the corridors of High Street Financial Institutions, Management in Retail and Accountancy services. This inspirational lady has a positive approach to her work and starts everyday with her favourite quote: "Failure is not an option!"

Abijah's Fairy Tale is a story about a young girl whose wishes, dreams and aspirations for the future is for unconditional love. Abijah is a black South African girl who questions the political upheavals of Africa's past. A tale that fulfills the ideas of Abijah and her readers with magic, myth and fantasy. A story written for children of all ages and all races who wish to have a light-hearted approach to the politics of Africa.

Ragamuffin A Fairy Tale is a story about a teenager faced with the disappearance of her parents, finds happiness with a wealthy child, Natalie Lamast. Ragamuffin, homeless, meets Natalie, who falls in love with her. Natalie and her parents take Ragamuffin home to their mansion where she repays Natalie's kindness with a gift to Natalie which proves to be priceless; her toys become magical. A beautiful classic fairy tale with songs designed to enchant the children.