"Niamh and the Hermit a beautifully written, morally sound, thoughtful, compelling and entertaining book. Emily Snyder ... has created the world of the 'Twelve Kingdoms', shadowed in Celtic mythology, but guided by Christian morals and traditions, in which to novelize one of the world's great fairy tales. It's difficult to do justice to this sort of book after only one reading, but I was very impressed with the beautiful writing, rich vocabulary, subtleties of humor and truth and the thoughtful lessons, characters and trials that make up the plot."

Emily Snyder's mythical world of the Twelve Kingdoms, introduced in the full-length novel Niamh and the Hermit, is brought to life again in Chaming the Moon. This little tome contains a pair of short stories which elaborate upon the ancient history of the Twelve Kingdoms. In the first tale, Brigglekin the Dwarf is called upon to free a beautiful girl trapped within a silver sphere. Once she is in his possession, however, he is unable to liberate this precious treasure and watches as she slowly wastes away within her protecting globe. Östrung the Giant tells the tale of the pining young Sun who longed to be reunited with his love the Moon, enlisting the help of a kindly giant to carry him to the very western edge of the world.

—Midwest Book Review

--George Williams, President, R.E.A.D. to Kids

The mythical kingdom of Umbra  is rife with sorcery. The wizard king Olgo, in hopes of extending his royal line in perpetuity, has created a magical golden mask for his son Ollock. But, the aging eyes of Olgo fail to discern the arrogance that festers in his son's heart. Once possessed of the all-powerful mask, Ollock deposes his father and begins a ruthless war of conquest. The overriding message of this book: those who dabble in the black arts are doomed to inevitable destruction.

The Starmen are the highly-trained venturers of Starlight Enterprise. With their exploits, the 22nd century becomes a new age of discovery and exploration. Earth had not seen such an age since Columbus, Magellan, Drake, and others set sail to discover new worlds more than six centuries before. In this volume, Starmen David Foster, Joe Taylor, and Mark Seaton take assignments on Mars, in the Asteroid Belt, on the newly-discovered  tenth planet, and in the depths of the huge ocean under the miles-thick ice on the surface of Europa. This compilation volume includes the first four original Starman novels in their entirety (Mutiny on Mars, The Runaway Asteroid, Journey to the Tenth Planet, and Descent into Europa) as well as the beginning of the fifth (The Lost Race of Mars). The rest of the series is available in Warriors of the Light below.