Mossy Feet Books: 2016

Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Ten Fantastic Fantasy Tales

This collection of ten fantasy short stories in this collection covers the dark, the funny and the scary.

If you need some good stories to tell around the campfire, this eclectic collection of short stories will serve the purpose. Inside this short fantasy collection, you will find funny fantasy, spooky fantasy and dark tales.

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Legend of the Wizard Tarque - Epic Fantasy Novel

Legend of the Wizard Tarque

The wizard Gault planned his magical assault on the Six Nations with care. One by one, he deployed the elements of his dangerous trap. At length he was ready, his insidious plan complete.
Only Tarque and Miralba stood in his way.

Tuesday, December 20, 2016

Ten Tales for the Campfire

Ten creepy, scary dark fantasy short stories that will turn you blood to ice.

The hour is getting late. A fire crackles and pops and the group huddles together closer to the fire, basking in the comfort of its warmth and light. The s’mores are a pleasant memory.

Somewhere off in the distance an owl hoots. Crickets are chirping and the eerie howl of the coyote punctuates the symphony of night sounds. It is time for spooky campfire stories. You know, the kind of scary stories that will chill your spine and flip your heart up into your mouth. The kind of stories you shouldn’t tell in the dark. But you do anyway.

Settling America – A Pioneer History of America - September Edition

Settling America – A Pioneer History of America has one history lesson a day in the settlement of early America. This September edition covers the historical events of September. The stories include both famous and forgotten historical events as well as some little known, obscure facts.
This frontier history includes the following stories on America’s origins:
September 03, 1774 - Connecticut Receives News - Boston Attacked - 20,000 Men Assemble to Fight
September 06, 1628 - Puritans land at Salem, Massachusetts
September 17, 1755 - Washington Appointed Colonel Virginia Regiment
September 25, 1723 - Ben Franklin Runs Away from Boston
September 30, 1630 - First execution in British North America

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Friday, December 16, 2016

A Day in Indiana History - January

Learn about Indiana history a day at a time. Ideal for history lovers or home school history teachers, A Day in Indiana History – January teaches the historical facts about Indiana in an easy to understand format. This January edition includes:
January 2, 1781 - Virginia Grants Land in Indiana to George Rogers Clark
January 8, 1790 - Governor St. Clair Reaches Falls of the Ohio on Western Tour
January 20, 1820 - Indiana Legislative Act Approved Establishing State Seminary
January 27, 1937 - Ohio River Reached its Highest State at Jeffersonville
January 30, 1888 - Elkhart Carriage and Harness Manufacturing Company Organized

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Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Gardener's Guide to Growing Sweet Corn

Gardeners' Guide to Growing Sweet Corn

Sweet corn is one of the most popular vegetables to grow in the garden. The juicy, sweet kernels provide a welcome summer treat as well as a nutritious source of vitamins, minerals other nutrients. The Gardeners' Guide to Growing Sweet Corn serves as a valuable resource on the culture of growing sweet corn as well as instructions on how to freeze, can and harvest this delicious, popular food. No vegetable is complete without a patch of sweet corn to offer its share of summery sweetness.

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

An Indiana History Story a Day - January

Indiana possesses a rich history that is fun to read and learn. An Indiana History Story a Day – January, like the Indiana Bicentennial History Series that preceded it, presents Indiana history in an easy to read “this day in history format” The thirty-one stories in the January edition include:

January 08, 1821 - Legislature Authorizes First State Prison

January 12, 1874 - Carl Fisher is born in Greensburg

January 16 1942 - Actress Carole Lombard Dies in Airplane Crash - Fort Wayne Native

January, 13 1818 - Grand Lodge of Free Masons of Indiana Form in Madison

January 25, 1850 - Fort Wayne and Bluffton Plank Road

Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Settling America – A Pioneer History of America - August Edition

Settling America – A Pioneer History of America has one history lesson a day in the settlement of early America. This July edition covers the historical events of June. The stories include both famous historical events and many little known, obscure facts.
This frontier history includes the following stories:
August 01, 1770 - William Clark Born
August 03, 1527 – First Documented Letter Sent From British North America
August 14, 1765 - Stamp Act Riots - Stamp Distributor Andrew Oliver Hanged in Effigy
August 15, 1756 - Daniel Boone and Rebecca Married
August 30, 1682 - William Penn Left England To Sail To New World

Friday, November 18, 2016

A Visit to Aurora and Lawrenceburg, Indiana

Southeastern Indiana is a place of quiet beauty and charm. Its roads and highways wend their way through scenic hills and peaceful farms. The book, A Visit to Aurora and Lawrenceburg, Indiana, includes the history and travel destinations of Dearborn County, in Southeastern Indiana. The book introduces first time visitors to not only the biggest towns of Aurora and Lawrenceburg, but the smaller villages of Dover, Guillford and Dillsboro as well. Longtime residents may find spots they did not know about or learn new historical tidbits of information about their hometowns. Readers will find a little of something for everyone in A Visit to Aurora and Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

The Flea Market Tales

The old man had treasures to sell and a scary secret to keep. This collection of eleven short occult stories tells his tale of bloodcurdling horror.

Ten people buy treasures from the flea market with one common thread. The vendor is a mysterious old man selling off his collection of old stuff. This short story collection chronicles the nightmare of the buyers endured.

One by one, the buyers discover that their treasure is really a horror in disguise. One scary story after another in this collection of supernatural stories reveals the old man’s secret as well as the buyer’s nightmare.

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Friday, November 11, 2016

A Year of Indiana History - 2016

A Year of Indiana History – 2016 includes three hundred and sixty-five days of Indiana history. Hoosier history buffs will enjoy these Indiana history stories, some of which are little known, others important benchmarks in Indiana history. The book includes:

January 26, 1826 - "Boatload of Knowledge" Arrives in New Harmony

February 8, 1901 - Indiana University Plays Its First Basketball Game

March 20, 1954 - Milan Miracle - Wins State Basketball Championship

April 16, 1867 - Wilbur Wright Born – Millsville

May 18, 1834 - Stagecoach Schedule From Louisville to Vincennes

June 19, 1978- Garfield Debuted

July 24, 1861 - Formation of the Indiana Jackass Regiment

August 21, 1805 - Treaty of Grouseland Signed

September 14, 1822 - Gray Squirrel Migrations Destroy Crops

October 01, 1843 - Indiana School for the Deaf Opened

November 21, 1812 - Battle of Wild Cat Creek

December 11, 1816 - Indiana Becomes a State

Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Wizard's Tales - Epic Fantasy Novel

Wizard's Tales

The Six Nations faced a new peril.

The collapse of the Order of the Mind Readers had not been complete. Gault and his mother Vella had survived. Together they plotted their revenge. Danger loomed over the Six Nations as the wizards completed their plot.

Keera and Eran toiled in frantic desperation to end the threat. Determined not to leave the Six Nations mired under the domination of Gault and his mother, they laid their own trap.

Would it be enough?

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

A Day in Indiana History – December

Learn about Indiana history a day at a time. Ideal for history lovers, Day in Indiana History – December teaches the historical facts about Indiana in an easy to understand format. This volume includes the following articles:

December 03, 1806 - Vincennes Library Company Established

December 11, 1816 - Indiana Becomes a State

December 15, 1863 - 22nd Indiana Light Battery Mustered

December 19, 1868 - First Bridge Across Wabash at Vincennes Opens

December 24, 1824 - William Digby Purchased Land for Lafayette

The Indiana Bicentennial History Series will present the history of Indiana in a series of short articles that describe important facts and events in the history of the State of Indiana on a day-to-day format. The series presents those that wish to home school students about the history of the State of Indiana an ideal history book to do just that.

Tuesday, October 18, 2016

A Day in Indiana History - November

Learn about Indiana history a day at a time. Ideal for history lovers, Day in Indiana History – November teaches the historical facts about Indiana in an easy to understand format. This volume includes the following articles:

November 02, 1778 - Frances Slocum Abducted by Indians

November 07, 1811 - Battle of Tippecanoe

November 12, 1880 - Lew Wallace Publishes Ben Hur

November 19, 1752 - George Rogers Clark Born

November 28, 1799 - John Rice Jones Appointed to Carry Mail

The Indiana Bicentennial History Series will present the history of Indiana in a series of short articles that describe important facts and events in the history of the State of Indiana on a day-to-day format. The series presents those that wish to home school students about the history of the State of Indiana an ideal history book to do just that.

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Tuesday, October 4, 2016

Kingdoms in Chaos - Epic Fantasy Novel

Kingdoms in Chaos

Chaos and disorder reigned after Gwaum’s fall. Kingdom strove against kingdom in a deadly quest for power. The wizards of the Six Kingdoms faced their own peril. The mysterious Order of the Mind Readers lurked in secret places, plotting their own war and rise to supremacy. Compounding the crises, the refugee Raiders of Gwaum emerged as pirates, raiding the emerging commerce of the Six Kingdoms from their hidden lair. Mired in chaos, the Six Kingdoms risked plummeting into anarchy. Only a wizard of exceptional ability could rise to the challenge and end the wizard war.

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Sunday, September 25, 2016

A Day in Indiana History - October

Learn about Indiana history a day at a time. Ideal for history lovers, Day in Indiana History – October teaches the historical facts about Indiana in an easy to understand format.

This volume includes the following articles:

October 01, 1843 - Indiana School for the Deaf Opened

October 7, 1850 - The Second Constitutional Convention Convenes in Indianapolis

October 08, 1821 - First Lots Offered for Sale - Indianapolis

October 14, 1910, - October 14, 1910 - John Wooden Born

October, 28 1702 - Trading Post At Vincennes Established

The Indiana Bicentennial History Series will present the history of Indiana in a series of short articles that describe important facts and events in the history of the State of Indiana on a day-to-day format. The series presents those that wish to home school students about the history of the State of Indiana an ideal history book to do just that.

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