Ann Evans: 16 books

Deadly Hunter by Ann Evans is an exciting children's mystery story. It tells how friends Laura, Bethan and Gary are really pleased when they get the chance to visit Cottesbrook Rare Breeds Park. But soon they find that the park is full of lies and secrets – and anyone who seems too curious...

It is FB's birthday and he is having a birthday party after school. He invites all of his classmates, but one—Rudy. Rudy's behavior is rude and he has a way of getting everyone in trouble at school. Discover how "kindness" becomes the last invited guest to FB's birthday party. Key Verse:...

It was the first day of spring and FB decided to help Granny Bear plant flower on her favorite day. But other choices may block his path. Discover how FB remains focused on his path of "goodness" while helping his friends plant some do-good seeds! Key Verse: (Acts 10:38) • Fruit of the...

Achieve success with your writing ambitions. Written by multi published author and non-fiction writer Ann Evans, Become A Writer provides a logical, clear and enjoyable understanding of a multitude of writing topics in both fiction and non-fiction fields. The book takes a 'step by step' approach to...

The Meadow Wood Ice Skate Competition was a few days away, but FB needed help practicing his figure eight. When he decides to ask Lucy for her help, her snooty attitude refuses his request. Discover how FB skates around a shameful heart, while Lucy learns from a prideful fall. The two teammates...

FB found Father Bear's old Pinewood Derby race car–Victory while cleaning out the attic. He decides to repair it for his race and make Father Bear proud. But when FB is given a brand new race car will he continue to believe in Victory? Discover how FB remains *"faithful"* to Victory; help Pookey; and win the race of unbelief!

Daily life events inspired Ann to write compositions about little aggravations, irritations, & catch 22’s of getting through each day. Ann then researched King James Version scriptures in the Bible to provide Bible guidance for dealing with her life events.

Free-form poetry about things in Ann’s daily life including why she writes. A garage sale, a different road taken, a courtship and marriage across the ocean, an allergic reaction, and other peoples words inspires writing

Daily life continues to inspire Ann to write about new words in our vocabulary, memories of Christmas in her young years, apple jelly she attempted to make long ago, and family traits.

After sending email messages with Ann’s view of daily events in free-form poetry to her friends for numerous years, she decided to self-publish her view of life. Turtles sunning on a log, dragons in life, and a pet dog that stayed only three months are a few of the things that inspire her to write.

After writing for numerous years, Ann began sending email messages with her view of daily events in free-form poetry. When the response was positive, she expanded her excursions in writings to her Facebook page. A bug on a windshield, the hint of spring, the daily news, a car decides to occupy her right of way, and the depth of spring inspires writing.

Memories of health problems that lead to a triple-by-pass. Ann thought about creating a book just after coming out of recovery from her surgery in December 1997. The book was finally crafted in 2012.

Daily life continues to inspire Ann's compositions. Excercise and her efforts at daily exercise are the topics of some of her thoughts as well as other events in her daily life.

Free-form poetry describing memories of the numerous animals that have enhanced Ann’s life even during her childhood. Also including animals she and her son, Ryan, had during his youth.