Sebastian the freckle


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Sebastian, the little freckle, lands on earth one day and finds himself on the face of an adventurous human child. Together they experience a series of exciting and magical adventures that deepen their friendship in a special way and make them see the world with new eyes. The second part of the Sebastian story revolves around the birthday of Sebastian's best friend Lukas. Sebastian is really looking forward to this special day and the celebration. But as is often the case with birthday parties, there are some unexpected twists and surprises that make the day even more exciting. This e-book is a read-aloud book and contains the texts from Part 1 and Part 2. The printed editions also feature colorful illustrations as well as interactive puzzles and coloring pages. Each book is available individually and is self-contained.




Dear Sebastian


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Tora shares the remarkable techniques that helped Sebastian overcome his anger and lack of self-control. Drawing on recent discoveries in brain neuroplasticity, child behavior, and the power of thought, Tora demonstrates that children can be empowered with the tools of self-management and self-transformation.




Sebastian’s Way


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HE'S FOUGHT FOR HIS LANDS, HIS MARRIAGE, AND HIS KING. THE FIGHT FOR HIS SOUL IS JUST BEGINNING. "He's alive." With these two words, the world as Sebastian knows it will never be the same. The news that his cousin Konrad—his sworn enemy and abusive first husband of his beloved wife Adela—means that his marriage is no longer valid. Even the high king Charlemagne cannot challenge the decision of a powerful emerging Church. Sebastian can do nothing but watch as the love of his life enters a convent. This epic tale of love and honor sweeps the reader back into the fascinating 9th century world of the incomparable Charlemagne. No mere military account of conquests and battles, this is a rich, well-rounded period drama and an authentic recreation of the early medieval world. Book I of this three-volume series was highly recommended by the Historical Novel Society. The second novel does not disappoint, as the hero is sent from the king’s Rhineland court to three preeminent capitals of the 9th-century medieval world: Constantinople, Jerusalem, and Baghdad. Through his courage under pressure, original ideas, and steadfast service to the king Sebastian has become one of Charlemagne’s twelve paladins, a high honor, but the cost is also high. He loses his beloved wife and family, becomes entangled with other beautiful women, and is submerged into a foreign world of intrigue and betrayal. Becoming a paladin changes Sebastian from a young man of faith and character into a hard-bitten warrior in a ruthless world. Thus the latter part of the novel presents a swirling adventure but also a parable of the ruin and redemption of a professional soldier.







Eat Your Poison, Dear


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Cafeteria food may be hazardous to your health. Poor Milo Groot -- he's sprawled on the cafeteria floor, his cracked glasses inches away from his white face. Could it be the apple chili dogs? Could it be poison? Kids at the middle school are dropping like flies, and Sebastian Barth suspects there's something fishier than tuna dreamboats behind the epidemic. The trouble is, too many cooks have had the chance to spoil the stew. Sebastian finds out. At least he thinks he does, but he soon discovers that whipping up a dramatic disclosure without all the ingredients is a recipe for disaster.




Sebastian's Mother


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From high-flying executive of one of London's biggest advertising agencies to drunken shelf-stocker in less than the time it takes to dream…The 35 year-old Sebastian Smith had just about everything. A brilliant career, lots of City friends and he was engaged to Anne, a Kensington antiques dealer.Now he has nothing but his past, which holds a terrible secret...







Marietta


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Her Wings


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Museum Piece


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Museum curator Molly McDonough loves her unencumbered San Francisco life. Her only problem is her battle with the despicable, gorgeous James Elliott, who has the most annoying habit of stealing works of art from underneath her nose. He didn’t respond when she’d made a quiet complaint, but his reaction to her errant email is powerful. Maybe he thinks that kissing her so expertly that she felt her bones melt was punishment enough. How was he to know it had the opposite effect? James Elliott is more than ready to admit defeat, as long as she stops fighting him every step of the way. Clearly they’re made for each other and Molly’s unencumbered days should be happily numbered. Assuming they can learn to get out of their own way. Pride goes before a fall, and the two of them are about to tumble headlong into a love so deep they’ll never get out alive. Whether they like it or not.