Jup-Jup's Giant Adventure

When fourteen-year-old Jessica Graves was sent to spend the summer at her aunt's house in the countryside, she was definitely not pleased. She had much better things to do with her summer vacation. But that all changed when she discovered an anc...

Joan M. Miller was an active writer throughout her younger years, but when she began studying English Literature in university, she stopped writing because she no longer felt confident in her own abilities. That changed when she had children who inspired her to write again. She created the first story in the Jessica's Quest series to amuse the youngsters during a lengthy road trip. After she wrote the book that captured that story, her children asked her to write more books, coming up with ideas for Jessica's adventures and inventive names for the different characters as they were introduced. Although the stories were initially created over thirty years ago when her children were young, Joan decided to begin publishing the books after she retired. She hopes that young readers will come away from these stories with a better appreciation of the power of friendship, and with an understanding of how to cope in a world where not everyone shares the same values or outlooks.
Joan and her husband are currently enjoying retirement in their home on Lake of the Woods, Ontario. When she's not working on her stories, she enjoys gardening, quilting, stained-glass work, and spending time with family.
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Also by Joan M. Miller:
A Dragon's Tears - Book One of the Jessica's Quest Series