Author's e-books - Winter. Page - 2
This picture is amazing I'm not sure who created it but I hope my series lives up to it. Again I'd like to ask you to just tell me when the age needs to be changed. This is the third book in the winter mill murder short story series. (Completed) Here's the third book The Lively Glow of Death.
I saw what I was just given, a chance, and I was not about to lose it. I was out of the way now and the glow was by my side and I then thought to myself, 'who knew there was such a difference between a glow and a shine?' Enjoy! :) The fourth book is now out here's the name: “The Fall From Darkness/ A Dark Winter”
This entry for ‘Winter & poems’ explores my impression of New Hampshire winter which spans most of the year. Some imageries border facts but the collection is intended as an impression of New Hampshire Winter.
Poems about Winter
A story of seventeen year old Ernie who leads a life of secrecy and action and doesn't even know what true potential he possesses and will unlock.
A poetic tribute to Christmas trees. Written in a style that is playful, yet carries a message. A great child's book. (I think?)
When a little girl dies in the winter and all you find is a stained tortoise, how do you solve the mystery? Follow the detective getting clues and evidence along the way. What happens after the mill closes though is the biggest mystery yet? (This short story is only 3 chapters long) (Completed) Look for the second book that is now out. Here is the title: "The Birth of Death / Winter Meets the Mill"
To previous readers, I am so sorry about the picture change but this web site would no longer let me use it: (And sorry again I don't know whose beautiful piece of artwork this is by but all the credit goes to them not me I only wrote the story.
This is a book about Winter, children, Christmas and everything in between.
A book of poetic outbursts both frozen and heated. The ices of memory and the flames of love.
I always liked the snow. The way it fell gently and softly from the sky above. Or, when it landed on your nose and you could see the perfect white snowflake. All in all, my favorite is when you wake up after a blizzard or a snow storm. In Pennsylvania, it was perfectly normal to wake up in early January and find the world covered in a thick layer of beautiful white snow. Great old maple trees that were once covered in green leaves in the summer, were now bare and covered in snow. Or the Ever Green trees covered in white and green. Winter is magic……. So what if I told you that magic is real?
“This magical person was born the coldest night of winter. Blessed with Pure white hair long and full. Her beauty for no one can compare, light crystal blue orbs, her face perfectly sculpted, her skin as pale as the moon for which she was born under. For she is the child snow, ‘The Guardian of winter ’”
-Rain R.
*This is the Final Cover*
This is a collection of poems written by Dela Bobobee in a very vivid descriptive symbolism of the season of winter embellished in the intricacies of human nature.
This picture is amazing I'm not sure who created it but I hope my series lives up to it. Again I'd like to ask you to just tell me when the age needs to be changed. This is the third book in the winter mill murder short story series. (Completed) Here's the third book The Lively Glow of Death.
I saw what I was just given, a chance, and I was not about to lose it. I was out of the way now and the glow was by my side and I then thought to myself, 'who knew there was such a difference between a glow and a shine?' Enjoy! :) The fourth book is now out here's the name: “The Fall From Darkness/ A Dark Winter”
This entry for ‘Winter & poems’ explores my impression of New Hampshire winter which spans most of the year. Some imageries border facts but the collection is intended as an impression of New Hampshire Winter.
Poems about Winter
A story of seventeen year old Ernie who leads a life of secrecy and action and doesn't even know what true potential he possesses and will unlock.
A poetic tribute to Christmas trees. Written in a style that is playful, yet carries a message. A great child's book. (I think?)
When a little girl dies in the winter and all you find is a stained tortoise, how do you solve the mystery? Follow the detective getting clues and evidence along the way. What happens after the mill closes though is the biggest mystery yet? (This short story is only 3 chapters long) (Completed) Look for the second book that is now out. Here is the title: "The Birth of Death / Winter Meets the Mill"
To previous readers, I am so sorry about the picture change but this web site would no longer let me use it: (And sorry again I don't know whose beautiful piece of artwork this is by but all the credit goes to them not me I only wrote the story.
This is a book about Winter, children, Christmas and everything in between.
A book of poetic outbursts both frozen and heated. The ices of memory and the flames of love.
I always liked the snow. The way it fell gently and softly from the sky above. Or, when it landed on your nose and you could see the perfect white snowflake. All in all, my favorite is when you wake up after a blizzard or a snow storm. In Pennsylvania, it was perfectly normal to wake up in early January and find the world covered in a thick layer of beautiful white snow. Great old maple trees that were once covered in green leaves in the summer, were now bare and covered in snow. Or the Ever Green trees covered in white and green. Winter is magic……. So what if I told you that magic is real?
“This magical person was born the coldest night of winter. Blessed with Pure white hair long and full. Her beauty for no one can compare, light crystal blue orbs, her face perfectly sculpted, her skin as pale as the moon for which she was born under. For she is the child snow, ‘The Guardian of winter ’”
-Rain R.
*This is the Final Cover*
This is a collection of poems written by Dela Bobobee in a very vivid descriptive symbolism of the season of winter embellished in the intricacies of human nature.