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Nature Lives Here, Songs and Spells, is a collection of poetry, song lyrics, and illustrations. Altogether we present twenty-three lyric poems that are also songs and pictures. This book accompanies the album by The Protectors of the Wood Band of the same name, Nature Lives Here. We hope the healing power of nature comes through.
The Protectors of the Wood Adventure Novel Series is the fully illustrated story of a group of misfit teenagers who save the world from climate change. Book #1, Phoebe Comes Home, begins as Phoebe arrives back in Middletown after a year away at college. That night she dreams that a strange green man comes out of a thunderstorm to her window and says, ';Everything is at stake!' The following day, she discovers shocking changes taking place in her familiar childhood home. An immense corporation already owns many local businesses and is buying up property at an alarming rate. The local minister preaches a sermon about climate change and an angry crowd walks out in protest. And a valuable gem called Dreamstone is attracting extraordinary interest and many unanswered questions. Phoebe sets out to make new friends and save the world she knew and loved as a child.
The Protectors of the Wood adventure novel series is a fully illlustrated story of a group of misfit teenagers who save the world from climate change. In Book 2, Phoebe and her friends defend Middletown and the forest from the plans of a powerful corporation trying to uncover the source of unimaginable wealth. Phoebes friend Abby is hunted ruthlessly by her enemies, who hope to learn the most important secret on earth. Abbys mysterious mission leads to a dangerous climax in a haunted house on the outside of town.
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