Best Selling Books by Jodi Lee

The Giant Cookie is taller than the tallest skyscraper and bigger than a whole city block. His heart is even bigger than his size and he is the nicest cookie you would ever want to meet. He enjoys spending time with boys and girls and on this day, he wants to join them on the playground. Except there is one rather serious problem: the Giant Cookie cant fit! He is too big! The children are having so much fun on the jungle gym, swings, merry-go-round, and in the sandbox, too. However, the Giant Cookie cant participate due to his enormous size. What if the kids can find a solution to his problem? Working together, they think up a wonderful idea that will get the Giant Cookie on the playground.

Some time in 2006, two writers spoke in hurried whispers... what could cause the wretched insomnia that had taken them over, compelling them to write words of horrors never seen, only imagined? What could keep them from finishing their works, from containing the monsters within, from binding them with one simple word? How could they find their way out of the darkness they called home...into a darkness of release at Morpheus'' hands? An idea was born that night. It grew into one monster after another until finally it has broken free.

Are you ready to visit a town where cursed lives are the norm? There is nothing quite like sharing a nightmare or two, and that is exactly what author Jodi Lee intends to do with her collection, Into a Long Ago Future. Take a walk through New Bedlam''s streets, sail through time and space with an alien-raised human, get locked in a zombie-proof safe house, discover new faery tales, new futures that will change the past. A bit of advice though. Watch what you eat. Don''t drink the water. And definitely make sure you watch where you step. You wouldn''t want to get lost in the galleys between.

Frances Stewart arrived in Upper Canada from Ireland in 1822, with her husband, three children, and two servants, and settled in Douro Township on the shore of the Otonabee River in 1823. Spanning three-quarters of a century, her letters represent the immigrant experience of one of the first women in the Peterborough area.

Eerie rest stops, ghostly passengers, a journey to hell...Road Trips will take you on a wild ride. But we warned: not all travelers will return from this trip.

Tainted is a collection of both classic and new horror fiction. The anthology includes tales from eight contemporary authors and five classics.