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When Lilly sends for the Internet Witch to perform magic on her messy room, her brother Willy has his doubts.

On the night before Christmas, Hector and the Internet Witch set out on a journey seeking the magic ingredients to make Hector a wealthy man. Hector wants to be rich so he can give his parents an expensive Christmas present instead of a "junky old" picture he drew. During their adventure, they meet a snowman - the kind who churns ice cubes into snowflakes, a tearful reindeer, and plenty of other colorful characters. When Hector's wish is fulfilled, he learns that you don't have to be rich to have a special Christmas.

Elise can’t stop staring at her first foster child. Simon is only six, with wide lavender eyes and dark curls that make him disarmingly beautiful. But he doesn’t talk. When she asks him why, he says, “No one likes the things I say.” She assures him she’s different; she wants to know. When he finally talks, she understands why he has bounced through several foster homes in two years. Simon speaks of unfathomable things - things he sees that others don’t...of another Simon who tells him things...of things to come, that then happen.

This book contains the text of The Othello Bach Show, a short weekly podcast produced by IndieAir Radio. Othello is a retired Christian minister and certified hypnotherapist. Her podcast thoughtfully examines contemporary beliefs - what and why we believe as we do, and how many of these beliefs negatively affect our health, happiness, and prosperity.

Fird, part fish part bird, is looking for a herd of fird. So he sets out to find a herd of fird. Along the way, he meets many two-feature creatures - whimsical animals like shamels - part sheep, part camels, and bertles - part bear, part turtles. But no one has heard of a herd of fird. While Fird has no luck finding a herd of fird, he discovers something far more important. He learns that he can be whatever he wants to be, without looking anywhere outside himself.