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The Magical Mist is a fairy tale about a little girl whose ragdoll becomes magically alive and transports her to the World of Imagination where she munches on jolly jelly and light and airy purple pudding that makes you FLY There she meets King Infinite and Queen Fantasia and is given the Key to the World of Imagination which she brings back to Planet Earth only to find it is not appreciated on Earth because it has been covered with a deadly cloud of disbelief This book is designed to fan the creative sparkle within ALL children large and small. Inherent in the story is the message that our imagination is a powerful and valuable tool and each child's creative sparkle should be cherished, nurtured, and never snuffed out

The Magical Mist is a fairy tale about a little girl whose ragdoll becomes magically alive and transports her to the World of Imagination where she munches on jolly jelly and light and airy purple pudding that makes you FLY There she meets King Infinite and Queen Fantasia and is given the Key to the World of Imagination which she brings back to Planet Earth only to find it is not appreciated on Earth because it has been covered with a deadly cloud of disbelief This book is designed to fan the creative sparkle within ALL children large and small. Inherent in the story is the message that our magination is a powerful and valuable tool and each child's creative sparkle should be cherished, nurtured and never snuffed out

A timeless story of love, loss and divine reunion This love story is about a little seed who is ripped from the branches of his loving mother and carried to a distant land where he pines away his lonely days dreaming of love until one day a small seed lands besides him. Over the years the two trees grow up and fall deeply in love until a violent storm separates them. It is only through the intuitive hand of a skilled carpenter that they are reunited and joined together for all eternity to serve as a love seat for twin souls.

A timeless story of love, loss and divine reunion This love story is about a little seed who is ripped from the branches of his loving mother and carried to a distant land where he pines away his lonely days dreaming of love until one day small seed land besides him. Over the years the two trees grow up and fall deeply in love until a violent storm separates them. It is only through the intuitive hand of a skilled carpenter that they are reunited and joined together for all eternity to serve as a love seat for twin souls.

MerWorld is the first in a series of books that tells of the Rise and Fall of the Divine Feminine symbolized through an ancient underwater MerCulture where the Whale Woman once communed with Mother Ocean and the Divine Whale Mother until the Shark Brotherhood destroyed them replacing them with their Shark God and Poseidon. It is a story of healing and freeing the intuitive inner voice, and sexual powers of the Divine Feminine within us all. As you journey with Serena and Corbin into the depths of the Sea you will learn the power that resides in harmonizing the Masculine and Feminine through their passion, fears, anger and inner and outer battles which rage within us all and between the two sexes. You see Serena's transformation from a pampered spoiled princess into a true leader of her people and Corbin's transformation from an arrogant, womanizing, sailer to a man who loves and empowers his Siren Queen. This all occurs through the power and magic of sexual alchemy which can only create the miracle of eternal love

This is the Jonathan Livingston Seagull of sea shells. A spiritual journey of four shells who lay on a beautiful beach waiting to be crunched to death. The story is about the joy of living and the peace of accepting death as a natural change of form and transition into the Oneness of All Things. Elizabeth Monroy was inspired to write The Little Shell in Captiva, Florida the largest shelling beach in the world where she and her husband, Peter lived and vacationed for many wonderful years. She wrote The Little Shell in the same cottage that Anne Morrow Lindbergh wrote Gifts from the Sea and walked the beach every day meditating on the pages. After she had finished the book she was approached by a woman from Hospice who suggested that she write a children's book to help children deal with death and grief. She realized she already had.