In this retelling of a Japanese fairy tale, a childless couple is allowed to take care of the Moon's daughter until it is time for her to join her mother in the sky.

Being in high school isn't all tea and cupcakes for anyone. For Minerva-Minnie to her friends-it's especially hard. She and her guardian get by in the small, rural, Western town where they're hiding, but the whole "hiding" thing is part of what's hard. They're on the run, missing their old lives, and Minnie's supposedly some sort of princess. But the very worst part is not being able to use one single, tiny, iota of her magic. If she slips, even once, The Black Faerie King will find them. Being an orphan isn't easy, either, but Minnie has Fiona Pascälle, who took her in after Minnie's mother died. They used to have Sean, too, the mysterious man of peculiar and wonderful talents who taught Minnie to use her magic. But after a prophetic dream, Fiona and Minnie were forced to flee to protect Sean and their magical world. Trevir-The Black Faerie King-is ever watchful. He's on the fast track to world domination, bringing violence, corruption, and Black Death into the world. He won't stop until he has it all, including his foretold bride. There's only one way to combat the malevolence that is Trevir: the reluctant Queen and the Moon Maiden will be forced back into the world of magic. But will their powers be enough against such determined evil?

An illustrated collection of twelve well-known myths, legends and fables from China and East Asia adapted for younger readers.

In the late twentieth century, Admiral Julian 3rd can get no rest, for he knows his future. He will be reborn as his grandson in the next century to journey through space and make an ominous discovery inside the moon; he will live again in the dark years of the twenty-second century as Julian 9th, who refuses to bow down to the victorious Moon Men; and as Julian 20th, the fierce Red Hawk, he will lead humanity's final battle against the alien invaders in the twenty-fifth century.

An old bamboo cutter finds a tiny baby girl, only a few inches tall inside a bamboo stalk, and wonders if she is a fairy.

The Holy Grail is many things to many people. The medieval troubadour saw it as a vision of heaven. In the twenty-first century, the quantum physicist finds heaven in parallel universes. The shaman, who links prehistory with the modern world, travels in other dimensions knowing he will experience the parameters of existence. In Sun God and Moon Maiden, Gordon Strong suggests that the presence of the Grail questions not only space and time but perception itself. The philosophy of Plato, the psychology of Jung and the nobility of kings are within the Grail's domain. It resides in the endless galaxy of the mind. This interior landscape is where we discover yet more gateways into Inner Space, realms where we may come to know the universe, and ourselves. From Atlantis to Arthur's Camelot, the path to Avalon still awaits. As Gordon Strong demonstrates in this fascinating book - encompassing mythology, magic and modern physics - the ancient wisdom of the Qabalah, the Tarot and Sacred Stone Circles are poised to lead us to the Chalice of Inspiration.