B D Knight: 30 books

The Grimm Brothers Fairy Tales complete collection included 211 fairy tales. The popular ones have been read and rewritten over and over again and yet there are so many terrific fairy tales that are forgotten. These 10 forgotten Grimm Brother's fairy tales are the first in a new series in which...

This is not your usual book of dinosaurs. B. D. Knight has added cartoon characters to make your child's learning experience fun, There are very good drawings of dinosaurs and Knight has added cartoon characters to those drawings. Your kids will be chuckling as they read up on what Knight considers...

True and fairy tales seldom go together. They do now. B.D. Knight dives into what he calls fairy tale mania.  Original Grimm Brother fairy tales are featured since the Grimm Brothers play a big part in the current fairy tale mania. Knight discusses other tales as well.  The book is...

This is the second of B.D. Knight's true fairy tales. The first was The True Story of Snow White. The original story of Rapunzel in Grimm's Fairy Tales was not a very long story and it left a lot of unanswered questions. Knight had his tongue firmly planted in his cheek as he spins the...

Aesop's Fables are classic stories that carry a message.  B.D. Knight has rewritten 10 of these tales. With illustrations throughout the book, your kids will enjoy reading the remake of these fables. The fables are mostly short animal stories and are both entertaining and educational.  The...

Comic books and comic strips! Who doesn’t like them? Everyone from kids to adults enjoy cartoons. The comic’s page in the newspaper gets read more often than even the sports page. The author says cartoons are helping him in his grief process. Everyone knows comics such as Dennis...

A highly and unusual humorous horror story consisting of 3 of Edgar Allan Poe stories twisted and woven into 1. The Raven, The Tell-Tale Heart and The Black Cat are the inspiration for this entertaining story. The protagonist swears every bad thing he does is done because he is a victim of...

Your favorite fairy tales as you've never read them before. Fractured fairy tales will give you a chuckle. Read the free preview to see what these stories are like. While written for the middle grade reader and young adults, kids of all ages will enjoy them. The Princess & the Pea What...

This short story book retells 3 of Edgar Allan Poe's most famous stories in a manner in which today's reader can better read. There is no doubt Poe has written terrific tales of horror. The Raven stands among his most famous. Yet many readers have complained that these tales are written in...

It seemed like a rhetorical question. Would you rather be a vampire or a zombie or a werewolf? When Cindy Balken, the hottest girl in school asked a question, he answered. Suddenly Cindy was all over him and he wasn't about to blow his chance. Cindy was all too willing to pass the curse...

Susan Hunter is terrified as she is alone at night in a house she considers full of evil. A raging storm adds to her terror. She kept hearing noises in the house. Could it be caused by the storm? Or were there monsters inside? This story is short but intense. The tension is constant and never...

This book takes fairy tales and turns them upside down. It is intended for the middle grade reader. Younger kids may like it as well and adults with a good sense of humor should find themselves laughing out loud. It's a fun book to read. Little Red Riding Hood decides she needs to break away...

Robert the Doll got it's inspiration from a "true" haunted experience. This fictional supernatural tale will scare you, especially if you read it before retiring for the night. Robert the Doll is a doll that had a spell cast on it by a mysterious woman who dealt in Black Magic and...

Little Miss Muffet was not very happy when she found out Little Red Riding Hood had dissed her in her diary. In Miss Muffet's words . . . . . . . "Yes I am writing a diary. I know Little Red Riding Hood wrote one. It’s supposed to be secret but I found out about it. I won’t say how...