It’s that time of year again! The time to run around dressed as a firefigher, a superhero, a supervillain, Walter White, Frankenstein’s monster, a zombie or (for the weirdos out there) a princess, demanding people to hand over their candy or be tricked until they surrender, muahahahaha!
It’s also the time of year to finally get your hands on the Sloth Volume of the Seven Deadly Sins Anthology! Today marks the release of the second book in our series. You can at last download —or for the dinosaurs amongst us— buy a copy made out of processed wood (!) of another marvelous collection of short stories. See below what’s in store for you if you do decide to read some great fiction along with helping children read more.
Sloth Stories
The Locker Monster by Elizabeth Archer
Mom always told you to clean up, or you’d regret it. But how bad could your locker get? Two girls find out it could get much stranger than they ever expected. . .
Tangled Threads by Teresa Bassett
Art student Raine loves her boyfriend, but his lazy ways drive her crazy. When her self-portrait is included in an art exhibition, her relationship also comes under scrutiny.
David and the Devil by RL Black
David Wheeler takes the lazy way out of a school assignment, and pays the ultimate price.
Puzzled by Embe Charpentier
An obsession with puzzles isn’t unusual. But for either Jolene or Priscilla, solving their mutual mystery may lead to murder – or living death.
Regrets and Reflections by Alisia Faust
Too focused on her blossoming sexuality, Briana ignores her family’s attempt to contact her. By the time they reach her, it’s already too late. . .
Natural Enemies by Sylvia Heike
Zombies aren’t the only thing wanting to eat you in the woods, but no one believes a teenager.
Five Definitions of Sloth, With Examples by Rae Kennedy
When her foster mother requests a written task, Maisie takes the opportunity to write a letter to the authorities that will reveal years of neglect, abuse and alcoholism. The question is: will they believe her?
Micro-motivity by Chris Kennedy
Greg forgoes college to run the Youth Hostel his stepfather owns. He cooks for the guests and even has a time schedule to get everything done, so what is the problem with his stepfather?
Eternal Life by Yvette O’Kay
What if that feeling of laziness wasn’t just a feeling after all? What if it was someone or something prompting you to do those things?
the truth by Blake Parker
Olivia seems like the average teenager – indolent and unmotivated. But someone knows the real truth.
One More Level by John Rickett
As Josh’s bond with the game World of Dragons strengthens, his bond with his mother—and his own reality—is threatened.
Earth Ethics 5~Ö: Sloth by Kathy Steinemann
In a time that could be the future—or now—aliens learn about a deadly human sin known as sloth.
Treasures by K.T. Stephens
When Jay is forced to complete community service, he finds much more than yard work: an old man with a strange story, a treasure hunt involving his father and a foreigner who has been searching for peace for over sixty years. But the biggest surprise is yet to come.
By Birth Alone by M.J. Travis
Brian may be a born athlete, but will his lack of responsibility and feelings of entitlement cause the defeat of not only himself, but also his team?
