Nancy Higham tells wonderful adventures about Murray Mouse in her School Mice Series.
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Since childhood I have enjoyed reading the fantasy/adventure genre: ‘Robinson Caruso’, being my favorite. In my adult years, I have added historical novels to my reading pleasure, especially the hefty tomes authored by James Michener, among others. ‘Emerald’ has offered me an exciting, adventurous story linked to history without the long, sometimes boring chapters found in so-called, great novels. When I began reading ‘Emerald ‘ I found I couldn’t wait to get to the next chapter. The curiosity generated by the storyline, the danger, the mysterious, true-to-life characters, the intrigue, the romance, the conflict between good and evil—all are elements of a superbly crafted plot created by an extraordinarily talented author.
The good feelings I experienced at the end of ‘Emerald ‘ were because I like to see a happy ending where good triumphs over evil. I have certainly discovered a book I can enjoy reading again.

In order to soften the news of a family move across the country away from all her friends, Macey’s parents surprise her with a trip to Walt Disney World. At Blizzard Beach she zooms down a giant water slide and pops up hundreds of miles away in the Atlantic Ocean a long way from shore. Moments later she is joined by Luke, who finds himself in the same situation. With the help of a very special amulet, together they are transported to the shore of a secluded island where an ethereal and very mysterious woman introduces them to the legend of White Island. The teens hear the engaging and courageous story of Martha Herring who was forced into a marriage with a notorious pirate, and abandoned on the island to guard his pirate treasure. This is a recounting of all her adventures and the challenges she and all those in her life endured over many years. It is also the story of how the bonds of strong friendships can impact our lives and sustain us during difficult times.

My grandma sent me your book titled ‘Jazz and Ella’. I thought it was very interesting and fun. I especially liked the part where Jazz and Ella each had to face their fears and got over them. And I also liked the part where they learned that their mom and dad were getting married. You are a good author and I hope I can read all of your books.
Along the southwest and northwest corner of Utah and Arizona is the Navajo reservation. The Navajos are proud independent people. They have become highly educated. And like any other American family who are improving their ways, their lives become complicated. This is a story of one such family.
In Book Three of the series (Voyage to the Eternal City) Max and Voltaire visit Italy.
Visit Italy with your friends Max and Voltaire. They travel to Padua, Bologna and Rome, the Eternal City, where they learn about Italy’s history and heritage. They renew friendships and make new ones. Max explores a cat sanctuary and Voltaire goes to a dog beach!