Bøker utgitt av Christa Frost

Happiness is how you do your day. It's about stretching and being curious and loving. Here are 16 short stories that will help you put the purr in your life -- a cat-s-eye view of purr-fection!

A Handful of Toads is the first in the 'Toad's Adventures' series. Full of humorous rural / family / Welsh stories set on a sheep farm in the 1980s. Beautifully illustrated. Will appeal to those who enjoyed the James Herriot Books.

Colton Crowne is famous for two things: being one of the music industry's most talented producers and partying away his massive inheritance.I'm a singer with stage fright who's famous for...well...nothing yet. And I promised my family if I didn't make it big by the end of this year, I'd go back to med school.My agent thinks Colton and I would be a great team both in the studio, and outside of it-especially if label executives think we're dating.The rules? We can kiss in public, but not in private.We can act like we're doing the deed, as long as we're not.And as far as having actual feelings for each other goes...that's obviously out of the question.But after so many late nights in the studio and a bunch of stolen kisses, I start to see beyond his party boy facade to something real underneath. And he believes in me-with his coaching and encouragement, I'm finally overcoming my anxiety and giving the best performances of my life.If only time wasn't running out so fast.Then Colton has an idea to keep us together. It's terrible, but it's the only way.How can I let him destroy everything he's worked for just to make me happy?INCLUDES: Hero with a heart of gold, stolen kisses, surprising chivalry, private stuff in a public bathroom, swank parties, grinding it out, stolen glances, and Momma Crowne setting her boy straight.

Dauntless Dylan Cabrella re-enters the treacherous kingdom determined to rescue Grandmother. Arrival of family jeopardizes the mission. Dylan trusts freaky creatures to transform him to royalty. Now, undermine the evil queen & return home.

Just before birdshot obliterated his spine and embedded in a lung, nine-year-old Lloyd didn't hear the crack of the shotgun.Thrust from behind, his body lunged while he repeated the prayer, "I don't want to die."Bleeding on the floor, he passed out for the first time.Paralyzed and already having endured hospital after hospital, fifteen-year-old Lloyd is relegated to The Crippled Children's Hospital in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. A kind of Hotel California, it's an institution where most were held hostage at least two years.Diminutive and weak from lack of treatment, but certainly not for lack of abuse, Lloyd is uniquely prepared for this world of bullies-not the staff, but other young disabled patients, left unpoliced, who would make "Lord of the Flies" look like an island paradise. Separated from his family and all he's ever known, Lloyd must endure surgery after surgery and survive in an environment woefully devoid of quality hygienics, and where deadly infections reigned supreme. Most painful of all, he feels empathy for his fellow frail patients who endure the brunt of the bullies' treatment. Can Lloyd claw his way up the hierarchy of a hardened Boys Ward to protect the weakest among them? Can he even protect himself?Set in 1965, his personal story is told humorously, and gives a peek into a flawed medical system and those on both sides of the hospital beds, just trying to survive. Lloyd's true tale provides hope and inspiration for a life beyond the bed, one which is not bound by society's limiting beliefs, and is a tribute to all who suffer physical and mental anguish.