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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} the Emerald Dragon by Jan Fields the Emerald Dragon Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} The Emerald Dragon by Jan Fields The Emerald Dragon. The Creative Girls Enchanted Adventures series follows six girls who accidentally open a secret door into a magical world and discover that each has a unique magical power tied to her creative talents and imagination. An irresistible mix of crafts, magic, adventure, and wit, the books in this series show how every girl is creative in her own special way. Kaida and her crafty friends haven't quite mastered those newfound powers, which lands them in a just bit of trouble. The girls have been invited back to the Realm for a celebration in their honor, during which they will exchange a gift with a representative from each of their kingdoms. Kaida brings a dazzling, hand-stitched image of a dragon to present to her people, but as soon as she enters the Realm, the fearsome dragon's wings begin to flutter as he comes to life and escapes the picture. The dragon kidnaps Kaida and whisks her away to his lair. Now her friends must make the dangerous journey through the Guarded Forest, across the perilous Living Waters filled with magical sea creatures, and to the treacherous Mountains of the Frozen Sky to save her. Can they reach Kaida before the miserable dragon puts her in an eternal slumber? Genre: Children's Fiction. The Emerald Dragon by Jan Fields. Good news: the second book in the Wellspring series, THE EMERALD DRAGON , is available in paperback on May 1, 2015. Sales will determine if the third book, THE HAUNTED LIBRARY, is eventually available. So what have girls thought about these books? * We started reading the book last night and Eleanor didn't want me to stop. The characters are wonderful. * My 8-year-old daughter, Emily, LOVES your Wellspring of Magic Book 1. She has not put it down all week and has read it 5 times in a row!! I just wanted to say "thank you" for writing a fun, creative book that really motivates our kids to enjoy reading! * I am eight years old. I really loved the Wellspring of Magic. I loved it so much it has become my first favorite book and I have read a lot of books. I have read it at least 20 times. * Just a short note to tell you that my 7 year old daughter LOVED your Wellspring of Magic book. It came in the mail yesterday�. she must have spotted it and grabbed it on the way up to bed�. A little after midnight, I go up to bed and find her on the next to the last page totally engrossed in the book. She woke up this morning, and its all she could talk about. The Emerald Dragon : Creative Girls Enchanted Adventures #2. "As Rachel watched, the seal broke and the envelope magically opened. A card slipped out and hung in the air in the light of the Realm key. The print on the card was fancy, and she squinted to make out the words: Official Invitation to the Celebration of Gratitude and Joy. Honoring the return of Wellspring. And the Courage of the Six Princesses of the Realm. In the Village of the Meadow Folk. On the last day of the Feast Cycle" The invitation seemed harmless enough. And it was much too tempting for Rachel and her friends to resist. A celebration feast in their honor . what could possibly go wrong? Unfortunately for the girls, just about everything. The Emerald Dragon is the second book in the Creative Girls Enchanted Adventures series, an exciting new fantasy series by Jan Fields (Annie's Publishing, May 2015, Ages 7-10). 11-year-old Rachel and her friends were shocked to learn they are the long awaited princesses of a magical world called the Realm, each possessing special powers tied to their unique creative talents. They haven't quite mastered those newfound powers yet, and sometimes that lands them in a bit of trouble. The girls have been invited back to the Realm for a celebration, during which they must exchange a hand-made gift with a representative from each of their kingdoms. Kaida brings a dazzling, stitched picture of a dragon to present to her people, never expecting it to come to life and breathe fire! But one touch from Rachel once they enter the Realm makes its scaly wings flutter, and it escapes the picture. The dragon quickly grows to monstrous proportions and kidnaps Kaida, whisking her away to his lair. Her friends must make the dangerous journey through the Guarded Forest, across the perilous Living Waters filled with magical sea creatures, and to the treacherous Mountains of the Frozen Sky to save her. The spunky and creative group of heroines in this engaging adventure will appeal to middle-grade readers, especially those who enjoy crafts and fantasy tales. show more. Jan Fields. With Jinx as their newest crew member, the misfits of the Angry Ghost head to Pirate Cove, a popular trading post. But people are going missing there, and many say ghosts are responsible! With Bug's smarts and the misfits' courage, they decide to inv. The Jinx. Elizabeth is tired of being mistreated in her orphanage, so she runs away and hides in a ship's cargo hold. But when the ship sets sail, two crewmen discover her during a storm. They think she's a jinx! What will become of Elizabeth now? Aligned to C. Payback. It's payback time! The misfits plan to steal valuable treasure from the Courage--the ship that abandoned Jinx during a terrible storm. But when Jerry and Jinx don disguises and sneak aboard, they are surprised to discover something more precious than. Shipnapped! Jinx has a bad feeling about a guest Captain Small is entertaining before the misfits leave Pirate Cove. Apple tells her not to worry, but she just can't shake her concerns. Back on the open ocean, the misfits run into the mysterious guest again, and. Confront the Goat Man. Gabe Brown's brother Ben has his own show on the Internet called Discover Cryptids. Gabe and his friends Tyler and Sean help Ben hunt down these monsters and make sure the show goes on! For this episode, the Monster Hunters travel to Kentucky to inve. Discover the Thunderbird. Gabe Brown's brother Ben has his own show on the Internet called Discover Cryptids. Gabe and his friends Tyler and Sean help Ben hunt down these monsters and make sure the show goes on! For this episode, the Monster Hunters travel to Illinois to inve. Seek the Mogollon Monster. Gabe Brown's brother Ben has his own show on the Internet called Discover Cryptids. Gabe and his friends Tyler and Sean help Ben hunt down these monsters and make sure the show goes on! For this episode, the Monster Hunters travel to Arizona to inves. Spot the Loveland Frog. Gabe Brown's brother Ben has his own show on the Internet called Discover Cryptids. Gabe and his friends Tyler and Sean help Ben hunt down these monsters and make sure the show goes on! For this episode, the Monster Hunters travel to Ohio to investig. All Dolled Up! When Pop Quiz Porter, the oldest and meanest substitute teacher in the world, invites Malcolm and Dandy over to her house, the boys expect to meet their doom. Instead, she wants their help getting rid of a ghost haunting her creepy doll collection. A. As It Lies! Dandy's father-son miniature golf tournament is postponed due to technical difficulties. But Malcolm knows they're ghost related. With Grandma Eunice in tow, the boys sneak into the golf course. Shortly after arriving, Grandma Eunice goes missing. Ca. Lions, Tiger & Bears, Oh My! Malcolm's class trip to the zoo goes bananas when animals break out of their cages. He's convinced the place is haunted, but is banned from the park when he climbs a cage to get his ghost zapper back from a monkey. Can the boys enlist Mrs. Goolsby's . One, Two, Three, Kick! Cocoa's convinced someone is sabotaging her dance class. She demands Malcolm and Dandy find out who it is - or else! After getting kicked out of rehearsal, the boys meet the ghost of an old teacher who hates the new music and moves, and especially th. Lost in Space. With his mom overdue from an expedition, Nick doesn't expect much for his birthday. Then his dad surprises him with a robot named Bob. Nick and Bob venture outside, but they're separated and get lost in the forbidden world. Will Nick discover what ha. Hunt the Ozark Howler. Gabe Brown's brother Ben has his own show on the Internet called Discover Cryptids. Gabe and his friends Tyler and Sean help Ben hunt down these monsters and make sure the show goes on For this episode the Monster Hunters travel to the Ozark Mountai. Meet the Mothman. Gabe Brown's brother Ben has his own show on the Internet called Discover Cryptids. Gabe and his friends Tyler and Sean help Ben hunt down these monsters and make sure the show goes on For this episode the Monster Hunters travel to West Virginia in . Spot the Swamp Lizard Man. Gabe Brown's brother Ben has his own show on the Internet called Discover Cryptids. Gabe and his friends Tyler and Sean help Ben hunt down these monsters and make sure the show goes on For this episode the Monster Hunters travel to the sunny southla. Track the Turtle Lake Monster.
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