Edward Myers Libros

In the aftermath of a tragedy, two eighteen-year-olds, Seth and Jenna, join a volunteer emergency services squad in their community as a way of coping with grief and regret.

After their small plane crashes in the Peruvian rainforest, siblings Rus and Jodie, along with their cousin Matt, must navigate a perilous landscape alone following the pilot's death. Their survival hinges on endurance and quick thinking as they face the dangers of the jungle. This gripping adventure unfolds through alternating perspectives, showcasing the growth and resilience of its strong characters. The story promises to captivate young readers with its themes of survival and self-discovery.

Exploring the emotional landscape following a parent's death, this book delves into psychological responses like shock, depression, and guilt. It also addresses practical issues, including navigating estates and organizing funerals, providing a comprehensive guide for those coping with loss.

This acclaimed children's novel, set in a richly imagined fantasy world, tells the tale of Jack Storyteller. Farm boy Jack has always hoped that life is more than just planting and harvesting. STORYTELLER relates Jack's many adventures and narrow escapes. Jack's stories -- and those of the people he meets -- interweave to form a brilliant tapest

SNYPE The Ultimate Campers Is a fun-filled and entertaining guide to everything you need to know about Snype hunting, and the elusive North American Snype itself. The book begins by taking you through the genealogy and classification of the Snype species, detailing the specific traits and characteristics which set it apart from the other members of its family. The book then takes you chapter by chapter through the history and events the shaped the story of these mischievous rascals. It begins with their first recorded arrival in North America, then progresses on through the generations right up to the present day. The remaining chapters of the book serve as an " Everything you need to know " manual on how to hunt and catch the elusive Snype, and what to do with your Snype once you have captured it! This book is a MUST READ for anyone who may be planning a camping or scouting trip with "younger" campers, or even for those backyard campers who want to try their luck at catching one of North Americas most elusive animals, the notorious Snype.

Villagers Allu and Ned find themselves conscripted to receive musical training in far-off Sifirithi, a city where they must choose either to serve the Masters who dominate the realm or else rebel against these tyrants. Their decisions draw them into a perilous adventure in a fantasy world like no other.

In this funny, nuanced sci-fi parable, urbanites Derek and Mari face the arrival of extraterrestrials who challenge their patience and their comprehension. "We come in peace," the humanoids announce, and this claim appears to be accurate. But who are these aliens, and what do they want? Their mission on Earth soon seems both harmless and threatening. Arriving without fanfare or commotion, these creatures -- the so-called Missionaries -- do no harm toward earthlings. They are in fact altogether gentle, non-violent, unassuming, and cordial. They look like ordinary human beings and go about their business without causing trouble. But Derek and Mari, like all humans, wonder what that business may be. When two aliens repeatedly show up on the couple's doorstep, it appears that their only intention is to "witness" about their religion. Derek is initially skeptical, then uncomfortable, then hostile to the Missionaries' intrusions. Mari, by contrast, is curious at first and soon intrigued. Tensions flare between the spouses. When the alien pair -- Herbert and Agnes by name -- press their agenda more aggressively, Derek and Mari find their twenty-year marriage under stress. Mission soon portrays how the biggest threat they face isn't violence from outer space but, rather, their own altogether human lack of mutual comprehension.

Set against the backdrop of a transformative era, the story follows a resilient, aging ranch woman and her loyal band of six cowboys on their final cattle drive along the Chisholm Trail. This poignant journey captures the essence of individualism while marking the transition into a rapidly changing West. As they navigate this last adventure, themes of enduring love and nostalgia intertwine, highlighting both personal and historical shifts that define their lives.