The Thankful Odes are a collection of poems celebrating all things gratitude. From the simple act of being alive, to the beauty of nature, to the love of family and friends, everything is an opportunity for gratefulness. These poems remind us that no matter what life throws our way, there is always something to be thankful for.
Shannon's life changes when she and her family move from the city to a small town in the country. She meets Jake, a local boy who shows her the ropes of farm life. Shannon soon discovers there's more to life than she ever imagined on the farm.
Lysanthir Zumra is a young boy living in a small village on the edge of the forest. When strange creatures begin attacking the village, Lysanthir must find the courage to face them. With the help of his friends, he sets out into the Forest to find the source of the attacks. But what he finds is much more than he ever could have imagined. He discovers a world of magic and danger, and must find the courage to face it.
When a huge storm hits her small town, thirteen year old Shannon starts a cleanup crew to help clear the debris left behind. Shannon quickly learns that working together is the key to weathering any storm.
The poems in this collection explore the theme of change, in both the external world and in the internal world of the self. The poems offer a variety of perspectives on change, ranging from the anticipation of change to the fear of change to the acceptance of change.
Antonia travels to Italy after her mother's death and falls in love with Marco. However, she begins to wonder if she knows the real Marco when his ex-girlfriend appears out of nowhere .
This collection of poems captures the simple joys and sorrows of childhood, from the perspective of an adult looking back. These poems will resonate with anyone who has ever experienced the ups and downs of growing up.
These poems deal with the theme of loss, and how it can lead to feelings of hopelessness. The poets explore different ways in which one can lose hope, and how this can impact their lives.