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Works by
Edward Myers (Writer)
ed@edwardmyers.com
http://www.edwardmyers.com Profile created
September 29, 2004
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Death & Dying -- Literature & Fiction -- Nonfiction -- Parenting &
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Spirituality -- Teens & Young Adults
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Children's Books
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Let's Build a Playground (Date?)
Available from
Montemayor
Press
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Secrets of the Rainforest (Date?)
Available from
Montemayor
Press
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Climb or Die: A Test of Survival (1994)
After a car accident in a snowy Colorado pass seriously
injures their parents, athletic fourteen-year-old Danielle and her brainy
younger brother, Jake, must scale a mountain to find help.
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Hostage! (1996)
Regina's Life Is In Jeopardy ... When Elizabeth
Wakefield learns that Regina Morrow has retumed unexpectedly to Sweet Valley
from Switzerland, she drops by to visit. A strange woman answers the door and
says Regina cannot have visitors. With the help of Jessica, her twin, and
Bruce Patman, Regina's boyfriend, Elizabeth discovers that Regina and her
parents are being held hostage! If Elizabeth calls the police, the
Morrows may be killed. So she, Bruce, Jessica, and Regina's brother, Nicholas,
vow to rescue the Morrows on their own before the kidnappers take desperate
action!
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The Adventures of Forri the Baker (1995)
"Long ago in the village of Ettai lived a very thin
baker named Forri, who baked all kinds of unusual bread--root bread, ice
bread, rose bread, and even nail bread. "Forri was odd. Forri was strange.
Forri was crazy." One day the little village is invaded by the cruelest of all
barbarians, the Chlars, who show up with clubs, pikes, and battle-axes. The
village comes alive when its inhabitants join forces to foil their enemy.
Celebrate the victory of the gentle people of Ettai, and find out how a clever
but unlikely hero saves the day in this delightful book, humorously
illustrated in lively earth tones." -- Amazon.com
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Survival of the Fittest (2000)
When Rus, Jodie, and Matt survive the crash of a small
plane in the Peruvian rainforest, they must overcome both physical and
emotional hardships following the accident. Can they set aside their
differences, work together, and prevail in a lush but hostile environment?
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Duck
'N' Cover (2004)
Twelve-year-old Andy MacLane worries about the local bully, Jim Smith,
who has teased and threatened Andy for years. It’s only a matter of time
before Jim’s taunts and threats turn into something far worse. But when
Andy starts building model rockets, he becomes convinced that this new
hobby will show Jim who’s the smartest, most powerful kid in the
neighborhood. Then Jim takes up rocketry, too—and the local “missile
race” spirals out of control. Set during the most dangerous
year of the U.S.-Soviet Cold War, Duck and Cover is a thrilling
adventure story about war, peace, power, and hope.
Mountain Made of
Light Series
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The
Mountain Made of Light (1992)
"In the Peruvian Andes seeking a haven for himself and an
opportunity to make his name as an anthropologist, Jesse O'Keefe finds
an entire civilization descended from the Incas and locked in the past."
-- Ingram
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Fire
and Ice (1992)
"With the Mountain Drawn separated into
two hostile camps, Forster, the Man of Darkness and Ignorance, prepares
to sacrifice anyone to his own obsessive drive to reach the legendary
Mountain Made of Light." -- Ingram
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The Summit (1994)
"Survivors of the civil war ravaging a reclusive civilization in the
Andes, American explorer Jesse O'Keefe and his beloved Aeslu make the
perilous ascent to the summit of the Mountain Made of Light to save the
Mountain-Drawn people from annihilation." -- Ingram
Non-fiction
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Chosen Few: Surviving the Nuclear Holocaust (1982)
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When Parents Die: A Guide for Adults (1986)
"A practical guide for coping with the loss of a
parent, this book was written by a journalist who has lost both. Edward Myers
makes it clear that no matter how old we are, the death of a parent can be
devastating, evoking intense and complex feelings that have long-lasting
implications. Comprised of advice from therapists, practices for self-help
groups and first-person accounts, Myers covers the grieving process and
differentiates between the impact of sudden death and slow decline. He also
offers advice for funeral planning, dividing personal property and resolving
feelings such as guilt, shame and isolation." -- Amazon.com
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The Parenting Survival Kit: How to Make It Through the Parenting Years With
Your Family, Sanity, and Wallet Intact (2000) by Aleta Koman with Edward
Myers
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When Will I Stop Hurting: Teens, Loss, and Grief (2004) with Kelly Adams
The ultimate teen guide.
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