Annabella’s Wish By: Michelle Noel Hedden Annabella’s Wish is a beautiful fantasy where amazing animals learn to love each other. Though she is surrounded by a beautiful castle and lush, fragrant gardens, the Queen is a bully. She learns through loneliness and despair how to treat those around her in her castle and finds she can still be queen while loving and taking care of all of her family creatures, and that being kind is what makes her dreams come true. This beautiful story will bring joy and happiness to young readers who read Annabella’s Wish, and may even soothe their hearts with all the bullying in our world today. Big dreams can come from small stories….
Annabella By Kit Moulton This love story takes place in pre-WWII Europe, first beginning in Panama in the summer of 1935, where Sonny James meets Annabella. The character of Sonny James is a fictitious name of the author’s late father who kept a journal of his stay in Panama in 1935 and his ten-week bicycle trip though Europe with classmates from medical school in the summer of 1937. After Panama, there were two years of no communication—at least that’s what Sonny and Annabella thought. Each thought the other had gone their respective ways. Annabella combines factual pre-WWII European history with this bittersweet love story.
Audrey is almost five years old and a girl growing up with two older brothers. Despite having to hold her ground by being tough around her brothers, she has managed to maintain her female qualities or, as Audrey sees it, as her “royalty”. Audrey, believing she is royalty makes the magic mirror come to life in Gran’s playroom. As she dresses up as a princess the mirror magically transports Audrey to a king’s palace during the eighteenth century as his daughter Annabella. Audrey does not know the mirror is magic, but Gran does. This is a very enchanting book with a surprise ending you don’t want to miss!
A Dangerous Traitor. A Mysterious Woman Captured. The Deadliest of Interrogations. The first time I meet Annabella Stormic. She kills me. I captured traitor Annabella Stormic. I want her to reveal her secrets. I know she plots to escape. What I do next determines the fate of a lot of lives. You do not want to miss this gripping, fascinating scifi short story. BUY NOW! Also available in Agents of The Emperor Science Fiction Collection Volume 6.
Long thought to have been inadvertently thrown on her funeral pyre, this recently discovered text tells the story of Annabella of Ely’s spiritual transformation. In a series of seventy-seven short, distinctive poems, Annabella describes the heights and deep abysses of her mystical journey, one marked by suffering, bliss, and most importantly, Love. “Annabella of Ely is a miracle. She takes me aside from the multitude. She places her fingers in my ears. She spits and touches my tongue. She looks up to heaven and sighs. She says, ‘be opened.’” – Nicola Masciandaro “These endeared utterances invoke the poetic abyss of Hadewijch, of Mechthild of Magdeburg, of Lydwina of Schiedam, of a distant and necrophiliac mysticism stumbling higher and higher, ensuring the oblivion of its author.” ~ Rasu-Yong Tugen, Baroness de Tristeombre, author of Songs From The Black Moon “While little is known of Annabella of Ely, the poetic fragments herein—documenting her physical decline and spiritual ascent—bear the same elements of marked religiosity, mysticism, histrionic behaviour, and annihilative bliss we find in hagiographical accounts of Lydwina of Schiedam. But in the absence of a comparative oeuvre (Lydwina wasn’t partial to poetic experiment), the verses themselves—both in their bewildering brevity and in the stylistic decisiveness with which they ‘chime’ out of a state of extreme anguish—evoke those of another figure, who, in the summer of 1944, was oscillating between convalescence and vigor: Georges Bataille. In Annabella’s feverous writing, in the visceral manner she maps her self-naughting, and in the poetic invectives that quite literally spew from her lips, we are reminded of that life lived at the limit of the impossible: ‘sickness the death of the world / I am the sickness / I am the death of the world.’” – Edia Connole
Annabella, Teddy and the Rainbow Trail Annabella is not happy. Bad things keep happening. Then Teddy, a rescue dog, comes to live with Annabella and her family. Teddy has a secret and, after it is revealed, they have some fantastic adventures. They follow the Rainbow Trail to Rainbow Land, a happy place. There they are welcomed by the Rainbow People, enjoy music, dancing, and a special dessert. Before Annabella and Teddy continue their journey along the Rainbow Trail, they are warned about a gloomy place ahead. Escape is only possible if you keep these words in mind: Look for the sunshine, keep going, and do not quit. They become trapped there anyway. Will they remember the special words and use them so they can escape and find their way home?
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