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Print: $9.00 Handbook for students at Goshin Waza Budokan in Cheyenne, WY
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Download: $4.46 Hardcover Print: $25.38 A three part series about twelve-year-old Travis Allen. Travis must move to New York City when he father takes a job with a national cable TV network. Travis is a junior black belt karate champion. After arriving in New York and starting school, he meets twelve-year-old Amy Stewart, a ballerina, who does not fit in very well with her other classmates. Travis becomes interested in the ballet much to the chargin of his sports minded father. His mother, however, is somewhat supportive. Failure to maintain his championship karate form, Travis resorts to teaching a bully karate to be accepted. Part one finds Travis struggling to maintain his championship form in a new competitive area. Part two has Travas struggling with his desires to learn ballet and continue his karate. Part three finds Travis and Amy traveling to Tucson Arizona to further their ballet and karate careers.
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Hardcover Print: $20.00 Twelve-year-old Noah Collins is homeless. He roams the mountains and forests of west central Wyoming. Noah is caught in a sever snow storm and takes shelter in a cave. He is found by a Shoshone Indian named Dave Morningstar. Dave takes Noah home where his two children, Ricki and Carri, teach Noah how to Indian dance. Since Noah was a ward of the state, he must return to foster care. The Morningstars become Noah's foster parents. He attends school on the Wind River Reservation and competes at the annual spring powwow. He is the only non-Indian at the school and in the competition. Follow Noah through his adventures with Indian dancing and his struggle with the state foster care program.
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Print: $8.97 Download: $3.28 Twelve-year-old Noah Collins is homeless. He roams the mountains and forests of west central Wyoming. Noah is caught in a sever snow storm and takes shelter in a cave. He is found by a Shoshone Indian named Dave Morningstar. Dave takes Noah home where his two children, Ricki and Carri, teach Noah how to Indian dance. Since Noah was a ward of the state, he must return to foster care. The Morningstars become Noah's foster parents. He attends school on the Wind River Reservation and competes at the annual spring powwow. He is the only non-Indian at the school and in the competition. Follow Noah through his adventures with Indian dancing and his struggle with the state foster care program.
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Print: $12.00 Download: $3.57 A three part series about twelve-year-old Travis Allen. Travis must move to New York City when he father takes a job with a national cable TV network. Travis is a junior black belt karate champion. After arriving in New York and starting school, he meets twelve-year-old Amy Stewart, a ballerina, who does not fit in very well with her other classmates. Travis becomes interested in the ballet much to the chargin of his sports minded father. His mother, however, is somewhat supportive. Failure to maintain his championship karate form, Travis resorts to teaching a bully karate to be accepted. Part one finds Travis struggling to maintain his championship form in a new competitive area. Part two has Travas struggling with his desires to learn ballet and continue his karate. Part three finds Travis and Amy traveling to Tucson Arizona to further their ballet and karate careers.
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Print: $7.97 Twelve-year-old Derrick Adams moves to Phoenix, Arizona with his family. When Derrick and his new friend Greg Murphy, visit an abandoned house on Camelback Mountain, they find a ghost of a young boy. According to the ghost, he and his father were trapped in a cave which collapsed and killed them. The boy believes that if the cave is found and opened, his spirit will be released and he can finally rest in peace. Derrick and Greg search for the cave and find it accidentally. Derrick is injured when they find the cave. A few days later the boys start the Desert Rats Club. Their first new member is also a new boy to the neighborhood and looks very familiar.
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Print: $8.97 Twelve-year-old Mike Trucanski loves to play soccer but not very well. His parents were killed in an auto accident and he now lives with his Aunt Betty. She will have to give him up to foster care. Mike's coach, Brian Kale, is going to Spain to be the teacher and coach for a group of children whos fathers are in the local government. Brian offers to take Mike with him. In Span, Mike becomes good friends with the governor's oldest daughter, Carmen. The governor must take a trip to the states and takes Mike, Brian andthe children with him. They play a special soccer match at Mike's old school.
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Print: $8.97 Twelve-year-old Karen Manning wants to ride bulls in junior rodeo competition. The only problem is that the event is for boys only. She sees that this is not equal rights and sets out to prove girls can ride bulls just as well as boys. She is injured slightly during a rodeo where she posses as a boy. She decides to sue the rodeo association for the right to ride in junior competition. Her mother is supportive but dad is against the whole idea. She meets the reigning junior bull riding champion, Cody Landrum, who supports her efforts. When the go to court, the case is heard by Judge Margaret Henderson. Follow Karen's struggle to be recognized as a serious junior bull rider.
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Print: $6.97 Four short stories about guardian angels makeup the book, My Own Speical Angel.
Ten-year-old Craig has trouble hitting the baseball, so he walks to get on base in the Designated Walker.
Nine-year-old Brenda must go to the principal's office and everyone knows that when you go see Mr. Powell, you'll get the Electric Paddle.
Ten-year-old BJ never successeds at anything until he takes up karate. One day in the park, he helps his older brother against a gang in Stand Your Ground.
Twelve-year-old Justin orders a soccer training video from a TV advertisement. The tape seems to be magical.Follow Justin's climb to soccer success in The Magic Foot.
This book is also available in Spanish.All proceeds from the sale of both this book and the Spanish version will be donated to the National Indian Youth Talent Contest. Visit their website at www.guidingeagles.com
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Print: $6.97 The Spainish version of My Own Special Angel
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