M C Arvanitis: 8 books

For hundreds of years the Claus Corporation has contracted with the ELVanites to make Love Bears which are delivered to seriously ill children around the world. Only Elves with love and happiness in their hearts can make the bears properly -- insuring that each bear carries love and comfort for these...

Fernella, the Mayor’s seventh daughter, must find her magic before he will give his blessings to her marriage with Freddie, the village inventor, but Fernella doesn’t care about magic, all she wants is to be a married woman like her other Pixie sisters. When humans develop the land near Fernville,...

When his father enrolls seventeen -year-old Hank Heaton in an eastern school where he can prepare to be a doctor, Hank instead joins up with Hoss Smith and his horse wranglers who are driving a herd of wild mustangs to Fort Worth, Texas, along the Chisholm Trail. Hank has another reason to get to...

Nadeea, a midget among the other Mermaids, finds life unbearable. She meets two fairies, Cassandra and Alex, and admires their beautiful wings. She wants wings for herself so she can escape from the teasing she receives from the other Mermaids. When Sir Cecil, the Snerg, promises to help her find...

This first book of the series introduces twelve-year-old Hank Heaton and his family who follow the emigrants’ trail from Iowa along the Missouri River to the merging Platte Rivers in western Nebraska in the mid-1800's. Historically correct, the novel takes readers into the exciting and dangerous...

Spend a day at the circus with a little elephant who answers questions children ask, such as what do elephants do at a circus? What do they wear, what do they eat, do they have fun, and where do they sleep?

Hank, now sixteen, settled with his Pa and Uncle Mac in the Platte Valley three years earlier. His father set up a trading post where immigrants traveling the Mormon or Oregon Trails stop for supplies. In the past Pa and Hank did not get along, although they had settled their main differences two...

What in the world would make a chicken smile? When Farmer Dill came to the chicken yard to choose the fattest chicken for her Sunday dinner, and when she waved her chicken hook at BFC, short for Big Fat Chicken, he certainly wasn't smiling. What could he do to convince her not to choose him to be her Chicken in the Oven?