Bøger af Patricia Santos Marcantonio

Imaginary friends, an old Mexican ghost story, haunting landscapes and a road trip with Louis L'Amour and Zane Grey. These are some of the tales you will encounter in this collection of short stories, poems and essays written by two award-winning authors. Some are funny, others are sad. But every story comes from the heart of the Snake River Plain. "This book is a small treasure...in Voices from the Snake River Plain we learn there is beauty in the landscape around us and people with stories to tell. And much to learn from both." Diane Josephy Peavey, author of Bitterbrush Country: Living on the Edge of the Land

Ten-year-old Billie Neville wants to be a daredevil, just like her hero Evel Knievel. She also wants a best friend. Riding "the best bike in the whole world" Billie's desperate to enter a bike jumping contest with three boys named The Meanies and show them her cool bike skills. When Evel comes to town to jump the Snake River Canyon, Billie learns she has to be a friend to make friends and that not all heroes have to soar over canyons.

This book tells the history of St. Edward the Confessor Catholic Church in Twin Falls, Idaho, as well as discussing the art of the building and faith of its congregation. Includes historic and new photos of the beautiful structure and what it means to the parishioners and the community.

A lost cave, a possessed canyon, and a visit from mysterious strangers are only some of the stories you will find in this anthology by Idaho writers Elaine Ambrose, Loyd Bakewell, Loy Ann Bell, Andrew Black, Bill Cope, Eileen Davidson, Bonnie Dodge, Conda Douglas, Judy Ferro, Karma Metzler Fitzgerald, Sherri George, Linda Helms, Giselle Jeffries, Grove Koger, Margaret Koger, Patricia Santos Marcantonio, Cheryl Maude, Sherry Schubert McCallister, Kathy McIntosh, Jay Michaels, W. Lenore Mobley, Vaughn Phelps, Jo Ann Robbins, Cathy Wilson, and Nadine York. Lock the door, turn on all the lights, and enjoy these haunted tales.

An hilarious and heartwarming read perfect for fans of Judy Leigh, Caroline James and Maddie Please!

Juana Méndez and Diane Conrad are going to save each other's lives. Not with super heroics, but with a friendship that gets them through everything. And those girls are always up to something--eating goat burritos on July 4th, sneaking up on a garage roof to watch a couple kiss and wonder about romance, and surviving the meanest kid in school. Then another summer arrives, and ends in heartbreak and hope for the best amigas.

Meet the Ghost Sisters: Kat and Marie Bench. They love anything to do with ghosts and the supernatural. When their divorced mom moves them to her hometown in Colorado, the sisters discover a real ghost haunts their school--that of a young girl who cries, slams lockers, and leaves mysterious messages as floors writhe, walls weep, and a terrible accident is replayed. Armed with resourcefulness and ghost-hunting tricks they picked up from books and TV, the sisters set out to find the identity of the student apparition. Meanwhile, one of their friends is being bullied. Kat and Marie will need bravery and determination to help their friend and solve the mystery of the girl in Hallway B.