Dan Sanders

Emily's Destiny Dan Sanders

Publisher Marketing: This is the story of Emily's quest; a tale of courage, adventure, and friendship. Where does the Easter Rabbit live? Is it a boy or a girl rabbit? Why do we have eggs and how are they delivered to our homes? Find these answers and more, in Dan Sander's vivid and dramatic re-telling based on the ancient pagan myths. Emily knows the Earth is in trouble. She can feel that the seasons are out of balance. She looks for answers in the human city of ancient Athens and is dragged through a portal to Earth's Twin World, Annwyn. Eostra, Mother Spring, saves Emily's life and transforms her into a snow rabbit. Now Emily's quest begins as she must save the Earth by restoring harmony to both worlds and embody the symbol of spring and rebirth. For anyone who has ever wanted to share the original story of Easter with their children, this book will marvel and delight both the young and young at heart. Contributor Bio:  Sanders, Dan Dan J. Sanders is CEO of United Supermarkets, the first supermarket to win the prestigious National Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics. Sanders is also cofounder of The Center for Corporate Culture, which challenges and coaches CEOs and their teams to build corporate cultures focused on leadership, ethics, wellness, and execution. In addition to his business endeavors, Sanders is also a former Air Force U-2 reconnaissance pilot and a highly decorated officer. www.danjsanders.comContributor Bio:  Odgers, Sally Darrel and Sally Odgers were both born in Tasmania in 1957, and have been married since 1979. They have two grown up children, James and Tegan. Their first book together was published in the 1990s. The Jack Russell series is their most successful collaboration so far, and they thank their inspiration, Ace, for that: " She was lively, opinionated, busy, and always curious. She loved swimming, and playing ball games of her own invention. We were out walking one day and Ace, as usual, was sticking her nose into everything. "She's a real detective,"said Darrel. We spent the rest of the walk planning the adventures of a dog detective! When we wrote up the proposal for the series, we had Ace sign it with a paw print, for luck. It must have worked, because the Jack Russell: Dog Detective series has grown to eight books, with more to come."