Patsy Stanley Bücher

Set in New Mexico, the story follows Geena and her mother, Mama, as they navigate life as runaways in a desert store. Geena inherits her mother's psychic abilities and uncovers the mystical Red Cactus Desert, a place that brings healing and tranquility. Alongside the supportive Cowboy Johnson, who acts as a father figure, the narrative explores complex relationships, including Geena's struggles with love and Mama's fears. With themes of personal growth, humor, and unexpected twists, this coming-of-age tale captivates readers.

Featuring 27 pages of enchanting illustrations, this picture book tells a delightful short story about an impromptu outdoor ice skating party. Created by Patsy Stanley, who serves as both author and illustrator, it combines a charming narrative with delicate artwork. Ideal for art enthusiasts and a wonderful gift for children, this 6"x9" book captures the magic of winter skating in a visually captivating way.

The narrative unfolds through the perspectives of a father and son who embrace a nomadic lifestyle, living in travel trailers and educating themselves through exploration. Their world shifts when Dossie, the mother, seeks stability by purchasing a house, leading to tension as she attempts to control their lives. Jim and Hector feel increasingly trapped, ultimately deciding to leave Dossie behind in search of freedom. This poignant tale explores themes of love, transformation, and the struggle for personal identity, offering insight into men's emotional experiences.

Set in an allegorical world filled with wonder and magic, this anthology invites readers of all ages to explore the Kingdom of True Believers in Imagination. Featuring beautifully illustrated pages, the book offers a captivating Christmas experience, making it a delightful addition to holiday traditions. Available in both paperback and hardcover, its generous size of 8.5x11 inches enhances the vibrant artwork, ensuring an enchanting visual journey alongside the stories.

Set against the backdrop of a snowstorm, the story follows Mama as she copes with the unexpected loss of Cowboy Johnson. Seeking solace, she retreats to The Makepeace Ranch with his ashes just before Christmas. Meanwhile, the blizzard prevents the usual gathering of misfits at the desert store, creating a unique and poignant atmosphere. This installment continues to explore themes of grief, community, and the search for belonging amid challenging circumstances.

Focusing on practical shielding techniques, this book explores the energies involved in metaphysical protection. It offers insights into consciously using shields to enhance personal effectiveness as a protector. Readers will learn to create and maintain various types of shields tailored to different aspects of the self, as well as when and why to dismantle them. Additionally, the text provides a brief list of spiritual allies for support in shielding oneself and loved ones.

Set in a whimsical magical kingdom, the story follows Wizard Reuben Ashtar and his son Foxglove, who are tasked with controlling disruptive Dreadful Noises after their time at the Great Homnom School of Wizardry. After retiring, Reuben creates Landoshar, a magical realm for children, but soon discovers that the Dreadful Noises have escaped and are wreaking havoc among the kingdom's inhabitants. Determined to restore peace, Reuben and Foxglove embark on an adventure to recapture the mischievous noises, who have their own agenda.

Set against the backdrop of a remote mountain village, the narrative explores the Mokie people's struggle after losing their Shaman, which leads the youth to abandon their heritage. As the older generation grapples with despair, a new Shaman arrives during a winter storm, rekindling hope and guiding them back to their traditions. This poignant tale highlights themes of cultural preservation and spiritual renewal, enriched by the author's artwork, and unfolds over 38 engaging pages.

The narrative revolves around Mama, who, after Cowboy Johnson's death, seeks revenge while uncovering his secret journals. As she escapes to the ranch with his ashes, the store's owner faces the wrath of Cowboy's father. The arrival of renowned author Susan Sugar Diamond, who has her own agenda, creates tension with Matthew, the store's owner. Meanwhile, Perry avoids the conflict, and Mama joins the "Three Magi" at the Monastery. The story unfolds with a battle between good and evil, highlighted by Mina's sinister intentions against her son and the Desert Store.

Set in a snowy landscape, the story follows Billy Silly Beak, a penguin from a devout family, as he meets Pearl, the Purple-Eared Bird Girl. Their unique romance challenges traditional views on diversity, exploring themes of love and acceptance. The narrative is enriched by whimsical illustrations and introduces a cast of characters, including the Wind and Moody Zamboni, who add humor and depth to the tale. This allegorical fiction invites readers on a charming journey through a northern continent filled with delightful adventures.