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Claudia Cangilla McAdam

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When someone steals the prize buckle of a junior bull-riding champion, amateur sleuth Kirsten Camarata sets her mind to solving the mystery. She takes part in a rodeo in order to get behind the scenes, and even though someone goes to extreme measures to prevent her from doing so, her detective skills pay off as she pieces together the clues to solve the mystery.

Riddle at the Rodeo (A Camarata Cousins Mystery)

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Soto Publishing Company

In this alphabet book for kids of all ages by award-winning children's author Claudia Cangilla McAdam and Colorado's favorite nature photographer John Fielder, words and pictures invite you to smell the fragrance of flowers and fields, hear the crunch of footsteps on fallen leaves, feel the chill of snow and ice, and see the splendor that is Colorado.

A, B, See Colorado: An Alphabet Book of the Centennial State

John Fielder (Photographer)

Children's Books

John Fielder Publishing

Out of a bitter storm comes a gift that saves a village. In this adaptation of an Italian folktale, the young fisherman Gianni braves the thawing, ice-bound lagoon of Burano to catch fish to feed the starving people of his island. His fiancée, Nicoletta, prays for his safety. Gianni, swept from his fishing boat, is rescued by a mermaid who whips the water into a length of elegant lace, which she gives to Gianni for Nicoletta’s wedding veil. This gorgeously illustrated tale recounts the mythical origins of Burano lace, whose production has long been a vital part of the island’s economy and vibrant culture, ensuring the islanders would never go hungry. The lace is still famed throughout the world for its scalloped, wave-like patterns.

The Mermaid's Gift

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Pelican Publishing

Through the eyes of premier nature photographer John Fielder and the poetry of award-winning children's author Claudia Cangilla McAdam, Do You See What I See? Challenges not only young readers but those of all ages to recognize that Nature's details are often as magnificent and mysterious as Nature's landscapes.

Do You See What I See?

Far from her native South America, Maria is homesick. When she sets off on a mysterious mission with a heavy pack on her back and a heavier weight on her heart, she forges a new friendship and comes to see her life in Colorado with very different eyes. A charming tale about finding one's way in a new place, Maria's Mysterious Mission will appeal to anyone sho has ever moved far from home or had to face the challenge of soing something different.

Maria's Mysterious Mission

Through the eyes of premier nature photographer Richard Reynolds and the poetry of award-winning chihldren's author Claudia Cangilla McAdam, Do You See What I See? Texas challenges not only young readers but those of all ages to recognize that Nature's details are often as magnificent and mysterious as Nature's landscapers.

Do You See What I See? Texas

Arts, Music & Photography

Westcliffe Pub

Cold and cranky, the young daughter of the Bethlehem innkeeper is annoyed with how crowded and uncomfortable her home is. Remembering the young couple staying in her family's stable across the lane, she brings them fire for warmth. When she encounters the newborn Jesus, she finds her mood suddenly altered and her life forever changed, thanks to the Christmas Light.

The Christmas Light

Religion & Spirituality

Sophia Institute Press

Ronni is a 21st-century American teenager who has lost her faith following the deaths of her brother and father. They died saving the life of someone she does not deem worthy, and she doubts the concept of sacrifice. "Nothing's worth dying for," she declares, even Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross. When Ronni takes ill, she awakens in 1st-century Jerusalem, two days before the crucifixion. Realizing that she knows what is going to happen to Jesus when no one else does, she goes about trying to stop the crucifixion. The questions are: Can she do it? Should she?

Awakening (Crossroads in Time Books)

Imagio Catholic Fiction from Sophia Institute Press

Show children how God is present in the Eucharist! 
Zedekiah and Abigail, two young cousins living in Capernaum at the time of Jesus, argue about everything. They want Jesus to judge which of their families’ crops is better--grain or grapes? But when they find themselves in the Upper Room at the Last Supper with gifts of their harvests for Jesus, they discover something more important than their presents.\n“Simple and beautiful, this imaginative tale takes children to the time of Jesus and introduces them to the gift of the Real Presence found in the Eucharist.” 
―Dr. Edward Sri 
Theologian, speaker, and author of A Biblical Walk through the Mass 
“Claudia’s knowledge of Scripture and her understanding of the behavior of kids combine with her rich imagination to deliver a relatable, thought-provoking tale about youngsters who could have lived at the time of Jesus. A truly fresh and inventive way to present to children the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.” 
―Jeff Cavins, 
Speaker, author, media presenter, and creator of The Bible Timeline™ Learning System 
"One of the most effective ways to teach children is through stories. In The Real Presence, Claudia McAdam harnesses this power to communicate the truth of the Eucharist in a fun and comprehendible way. This engaging and heartfelt story is sure to become an instant family favorite." 
–Lisa Cotter 
Catholic Mother, Speaker, and Author of Reveal the Gift: Living the Feminine Genius

The Real Presence

Ascension Press

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