The Bottomless Lake

  by Elizabeth K. Best 

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The very sad ending of the story,   was that no flowers ever grew on the shore of Lacul Fără Fund. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

The Bottomless Lake by Elizabeth K. Best

Rachel Paulsen has a father who is a youth pastor at Orlando Assembly.   Pastor Paulsen wasn't always a pastor, though, once he was studying to be a geologist.   The Paulsens live near a bottomless lake in Orlando, called "Lake Como",  where one day, unusual events begin to happen.   Drawn into a n adventure they never expected,  the Pastor and his family receive a call from a former professor, inviting him to a research project at Lea Lake, another bottomless lake in New Mexico.   Not long after, a former friend from graduate school, now a Professor of Marine Biology, invites the family to Cedar Key,  to observe a most unusual find.   Before the story is over,  the mystery of bottomless lakes around the world leads to a startling discovery,  which could endanger many.  Read The Bottomless Lake to find how deep some lakes and adventures descend,  and find the depths of faith meant to match.  
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Hardback: $8.99       Kindle:2.99  (coming soon)
Paperback: $4.99

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One in Eight

One in Eight! is the name of this rhyming story, about a family with eight children, who all have red or reddish hair but one, poor little Bernadette, who suffers with being different than her brothers and sisters.   Read what becomes of a family who frets with differences when they are young, but still grow up just fine in the end.  One in Eight 
by Elizabeth K. Best
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On Kindle: 2.99
Paperback: 7.99

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Selections from One in Eight!

A Leopard Ate My Lunch

A Leopard Ate My Lunch!

Do leopards lurk within the hallways of a school eating someone's lunch---and homework to boot?    Could a Kangaroo offer to clean the blackboards so that you could go have fun?   Would a cheetah ever chase your Mom?   This little book in rhyme tells of the many excuses one teacher hears about why homework is not done and other jobs are left unfinished.   The moral of the story in the end is that one should definitely do your homework, watch your lunch, never lie, but also to be very careful about finding out the truth!

A Leopard Ate My Lunch by E.K. Best is a colorfully illustrated book suitable for K1-6 in the 'Who Am I" series of books.   The book is available on Kindle/Amazon,  or may be purchased by writing GoogeyGirl Books.   7.99 paperback;  2.99 Kindle. 

COPYRIGHT 2010 ELIZABETH K. BEST, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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