Bøger af Andrea Stein

Explore magical symbols and knot magic in this new learn-to-count board book! The Witch's Ladder: A Counting 1-10 Book is a bewitching journey through the numbers one to ten, designed to help babies and toddlers learn to count using a traditional folk magic spell. The Witch's Ladder: A Counting 1-10 Book is a learn-to-count board book that introduces magical symbols and knot magic along with number identification. How many knots can you find on each page? Each page of The Witch's Ladder features a traditional witch's ladder spell being crafted from string, with feathers, rocks, and charms being added progressively. As they count up with the increasing knots and charms on each page, little ones will be captivated by predicting the rhyming text and watching the shifting light and shadows. By knot of 1, the spell's begun. By knot of 2, the spell's come true. By knot of 3, so it shall be. The Witch's Ladder: A Counting 1-10 Book will inspire your child to learn to count to ten and identify their numbers, using large text with emphasized numerals and a rhyming structure that encourages them to call out the numbers on each page.

Welcome to Faerie Apothecary, tucked deep in the woods in the trunk of a tree. As a menagerie of folklore creatures like a selkie, a pixie, and a troll pay visit, the faeries provide remedies for each ailment the visitors face. Readers are introduced to the healing benefits of herbs and plants like Chamomile, St. John's Wort, Pine, Elder, and more in this charming tale, which lightly weaves knowledge into a story that will enchant both children and adults. Featuring stunning hand-painted watercolor illustrations by Gaby Verdooren and rhythmic, rhyming text by Andrea Stein (C is for Coven, Sunday the Sea Witch) The Faerie Apothecary is a gentle introduction to plant medicine.

"Sunday loves adventures, animals, and the beach where her family has lived since before she was born. She's also a sea witch, channeling the power of the ocean into elemental spells. But when Sunday's parents announce a big move and suddenly the one thing that's always made her feel magical is far away, she's not feeling much like a witch. To reconnect with her power, she'll have to remember where her magic really comes from--inside."--Provided by publisher.

A bewitching board book for tiny magic makers. C is for Coven is a reinterpretation of a classic alphabet book, matching each letter of the ABCs with a rhyming phrase that teaches kids about witchcraft. Instead of A is for Apple and D is for Dog, A is for Altar and D is for Drawing Down the Moon. From the author of Brina: A Pagan Picture Book, this bewitching and adorable board book will make learning the ABCs fun, magical, and memorable for the whole family. C is for Coven is a great addition to baby, toddler, and pre-school libraries in homes embracing Paganism, Earth-based religion, witchcraft, Wicca, and more. Whether you already embrace these practices at home or want to expose your child to new spiritual practices, C is for Coven is an easy-to-follow introduction that will keep both kids and parents entertained.

What Witches Wear is an engaging and colorful exploration of what it means to be a modern witch. Have you ever wondered what a witch looks like? Do they all wear black capes and pointed hats, or could witches be more common than we think? In What Witches Wear, readers are introduced to witches that break down traditional media stereotypes of witchcraft to create a true and inclusive portrait of modern witchcraft. Matching each color of the rainbow with a unique witch, What Witches Wear reminds us that witches are everywhere--as our teachers, healthcare workers, artists, librarians, and even next-door neighbors.

An engaging tween novel by Andrea Stein, Saving Hannah is the sort of book that encourages girls to think beyond reality television and fruit-flavored lip-gloss. Meet Rose, her parents decide to start an organic farm, which transplants her from Manhattan to rural Weston. She's not happy about this until she takes part in a contest sponsored by the Atlas Institute for Leadership-the grand prize is a trip to New York City. Her teammates in the challenge are Poppy, a science geek, Daisy, a bad girl gamer, and Lily, an overachieving know-it-all. With her eye on the Big Apple, Rose recovers a diary in the library that clears a founding member of Weston of wrongdoings and learns that each of her new gal pals brings something to the table to outsmart the mayor, rival teams, and the cagey Dr. Smith who concocted the entire contest as a plot that's anything but civic-minded. This debut is first in a series about their girl power adventures.

Never Go Back, A Minerva Mystery Twenty-something writer Lia Mitchell is living the perfect big city life. Great career - check, nice apartment - check, date with a cute guy - check...membership in an underground secret society - check. The Minerva Society is network of highly influential people to whom Lia owes everything. So when the Minerva Society calls, Lia has to listen. She's been drafted to retrieve the secret files of recently deceased Marilyn Cruz, an up and coming politician. Marilyn's little black book may or may not contain information that some people want to stay buried. The job sound simple enough, until she realizes that finding the information will involve digging deep into her own secrets - and that of her estranged family. Lia will learn that to whom much is given, much is expected. Finding out really happened to Marilyn Cruz and her secrets may just cost Lia everything she's worked for. The Minerva Mysteries is a new mystery series featuring Amelia "Lia" Mitchell, a writer with a growing online empire. She owes her success to talent, hard work, and the helping hand of The Minerva Society. To the public it's a female networking organization, but to its members, it is a powerful circle of wealth and influence. Lia's deep ties to the Minerva Society involve her in their sometimes shady road to power. For those who like strong female detectives with a dash of sophistication, glamour and secret societies, Lia Mitchell and The Minerva Mysteries fit the bill. Andrea Stein is an Amazon best selling author and blogger. Previous books include a tween mystery novel and how to books for moms.