Cristina Salat: 13 books

In a novel Publisher's Weekly termed "courageous, thought-provoking," Amelia once ran from a father who had custody to begin a new life and identity in San Francisco, LIVING IN SECRET with her mother...but was eventually found and brought back to her father's home, which soon became abusive. Almost...

Following the "Home Is Where You're Happy" collection, in "Home Too: Secret Springs" author Cristina Salat further explores via stories, essays & life snippets the concepts of: friendship, spirituality, integrity, community, love, magic, race relations, sexuality, health and...

Do you have to be all alone in this world in order to enjoy any peace?! There came a time during the writing of contemporary children's books, that Fey Christian Dragoon (who is really children's book author Cristina Salat) turned a reflective eye upon the world of fairy tales and myth which lie beneath...

At long last, the often-requested sequel to LIVING IN SECRET — the children's novel Publisher's Weekly called "courageous, thought-provoking," first to feature a realistic and positive portrayal of alternative families by a mainstream press when originally published — has arrived! Amelia...

San Francisco, California is a might magical town. This 3-novel combo begins with a novel Publisher's Weekly termed "courageous, thought-provoking." In it, 11-year-old Amelia Monet escapes from the father who has custody to begin a new life and identity in San Francisco, LIVING IN SECRET...

Ever since Amelia's parents got divorced she has wished she could live with her mother and her mother's girlfriend, Janey. Finally, after years of living apart, Amelia and her mom decide there is only one thing to do. On a cold October night, Amelia's mother comes to steal her away from her father...

An exploration of Life from the award-winning author of the “Gathering The Dreamcatchers” companion novels Living In Secret, Esoterica, The Skin of Water: Defending The Dreamcatchers, and Paradise Found, numerous Green Flame Omnimedia slims (After Titanic, America The Beautiful, Time of The Bear,...

From the author of the award-winning Living In Secret ("courageous and thought-provoking" Publisher's Weekly) and Alias Diamond Jones (Ghostwriter series) comes The Skin Of Water: Defending The Dreamcatchers, one young pueblo woman's modern day quest from the mesas of New Mexico to the streets...

Like most people in the Western hemisphere, I have spent a lifetime discovering that where you get to live & call "home" has a lot to do with how much money you have...have access to...and earn. And certainly being able to consistently afford a roof over my head (plus varying amounts...

In this day and age when 'who belongs where' and the deportation of friends, family, and workers (not to mention eradication and potential extinction of entire species!) is much in the news, join Frogdemona The Coqui as he tries to claim his rightful home. Illustrated. Appropriate for all ages. Reading Level: advanced readers age 6 through reluctant readers age 12 & up.

Amelia runs from a father who has custody to begin a new life and identity in San Francisco, 'Living In Secret' with her mother...but is eventually found and brought back to her father's home, which becomes abusive. At almost 14, it is time to take matters into her own hands. Her dad is a criminal,...

Bringing single parent families together can be a whale of a time! From the award-winning author of PEANUT'S EMERGENCY ("this safety primer should help keep the boogies at bay" Kirkus Review; "she is so spunky & smart, she saves her own day" Goodreads): Jessica...

This 4-novel omnibus begins with a book Publisher's Weekly termed "courageous, thought-provoking" and the Los Angeles Times called "suspenseful, sensitively written" in which Amelia Monet escapes from her father's home to begin a new life and identity in San Francisco, LIVING IN...