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Lord Computesalot's Quintessential Quest to Banish Bullies: A Creative Fun Activity Book

by Regina Davis and Carolyn Royer Spencer

Composed by two experienced elementary educators, this fun activity book with reproducible pages uses poetry, puzzles, games and cheers to teach children about bullying in a creative way. Order our colorful corresponding children's book, "Lord Computesalot, ruler of Aurora Bullyalis, and His Secret Quest to End Bullying".

The Fortune Teller and Other Short Works

by Nanette L. Avery

In a style of her own, Nanette L. Avery weaves together an imaginative and wide-ranging collection of short works from a woman's point of view. Created with the same skillfully crafted techniques that have defined her writing, Avery offers readers wry humor, surprise endings, strange encounters, and "oh, that's cool" in her latest book, The Fortune Teller and Other Short Works. Here destitute women follow behind Civil War troops, a fortune teller reveals an outlandish prediction, unidentified ph... more

Lost Lake a Jippsy Russ Adventure

by Brian Wolfe

"We interrupt this program for a special news bulletin." Jippsy and his mom stopped what they were doing to listen to the report. " The notorious gangster Dutch Shultz, and his associate Otto Berman, escaped the custody of Federal agents in upstate New York while en route to their hearing for tax evasion." They are said to be armed and dangerous and were last seen headed toward the Canadian border in a black 1931 Lincoln K. Local authorities request that you contact them immediately should you h... more

The Besieged

by Christopher W. Morin

In the deep, remote, regions of the untamed wilderness, in a time when man’s dominance over the land is unclear, the ultimate challenge to all creatures is survival. In the struggle between man, beast, and nature, the outcome is never certain, and the victor never constant. Who will claim victory in the latest bout? Will man’s cunningness and ingenuity outmaneuver the savagery of the beast, or will both succumb to the unrelenting ferocity brought forth by nature? All three entities clash in The ... more

poems of enpowerment

by tonya beavers

my book is about empowerment of poems

Tales from Pleasant Grove

by Steven L. Peck

Steven L. Peck has created a breathtaking collection of short stories, harnessing the winds of a wild creativity with gale-force unpredictability. This book is a wonder and a marvel. The imaginative breadth and speculative depth available here brings to life dragons, fairies, witches, demons, and ghost, all set within a western landscape that in its own way proves just as amazing and other worldly as the fantastic elements at play within Peck's work. "At times, however, in certain eras and epoch... more

The Slithering Mist

by Suzanne Werkema

The curlicue forest is wrecked. Can the tumblers who live there survive? Will their cubby protect them? Will Jot and Yittle ever skimper and rimble again? The Slithering Mist is a make-believe tale of disaster and recovery. In real life, children hear about fires, tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, floods. Some kids even experience them. Children ages 4 to 8 who are caught by calamities—or afraid of the possibility—will find this story and its fanciful illustrations (by... more

Musical Memories

by Linda A. Gerdner

Gabrielle loves ballet. When her grandmother presents her with tickets to Cinderella, she can hardly wait. But outside the theater after the magical performance, Gabrielle is frightened and confused by Grandmother’s strange behavior. Gabrielle’s mother explains that Grandmother has Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease sometimes makes Grandmother forgetful, anxious, and agitated, but Gabrielle soon discovers that through music, she and Grandmother can share memories and make new ones. One... more

Ridicula

by Adam Altman

Hippie has always been carefree. Wherever life leads him, he goes. George Cramwell lived a normal New York City life, and he hardly ever left the city--until one fateful night. Freckles is one cool Rottweiler. And he always loves a good chase. Though they travel different routes, their paths will align... And it will all be Ridicula!

Russian Treasures

by Elvira Baryakina

Klim Rogov is a foreign journalist, and when Russia has a Bolshevik coup in 1917, he has a chance to leave the country and escape the violence of the civil war. He tries to take Nina, his fiancée, with him, but precious time is lost. Klim decides to stay with her and protect her while he still can.

The Frog's Golden Water

by Adam Altman

Introducing Skippy the frog & friends Skippy has enjoyed swimming in the pond’s golden water his entire life. But now the golden sparkle has disappeared, so Skippy and his friends must find out what happened and return the pond to its former splendor. Come join Skippy on his adventure of discovery in this charming story.

Tripi Visits France: The Amazing Adventures of Tripi The Fly

by Lori London

This is an ingenious tale about a fly who can't fly, but who longs for adventure! In this second edition of the series, Tripi arrives in Paris; and is ready to explore all things Parisian! He visits the sites and has quite the daydream aboard a boat on the river Seine. After seeing the Eiffel Tower, he imagines himself in the time when the tower was built. It was for the Paris World's Fair of 1889! Travel with Tripi as he meets inventor Nikola Tesla, composer Claude Debussy, frontiers... more

Voucher codes

by Philip jismn

The best and most clear preferred standpoint for customers, are having the ability to buy something at a set apart down cost. Clients who are wanting to purchase a specific thing from a specific shipper will much of the time go hunting down refund codes or voucher codes with a particular true objective to have the ability to get that same thing at a lower cost. The people who are on a specific spending design or basically love saving money will love having the ability to find voucher codes for t... more

home care Tampa

by brinto John

Old matured individuals at our home requires unique care and consideration. Shockingly our bustling life because of occupations and training we may impractical for doing that. In the event that we take them to any maturity home or a few spots like that it influences their psychological well-being and the circumstance is truly pathetic.its one of the real issue is Alzheimers. It is a kind of a dementia that causes issues memory, considering and conduct. Manifestations as a rule grow gradually ... more

Pap Pap Goes to Paris: And so does Ricky

by Janie Watts

Ricky, a five-year-old boy, Ricky, wants to travel to Paris with his grandfather, Pap Pap, so they can climb the Eiffel Tower together. After convincing Ricky's parents, Ricky and Pap Pap fly to Paris and experience everything from cobblestones to croissants. Cruising down the Seine, Ricky finally sees the gigantic tower up close and wonders how he will make it up the almost 700 stairs. With encouragement from his grandfather, Ricky tackles the stairs and learns the importance of teamwork and p... more

The Family Stone

by Michael R. Lane

Before the supermarket boom, there were corner markets that predominated neighborhoods where most people did their grocery shopping. These corner markets sold all of your food staples and much, much more. They were convenient, hospitable, and served as a neighborhood junction for the exchange of ideas, beliefs and gossip in much the same way as barbershops and beauty salons still do today. It was typical for owners of these neighborhood markets to live in the neighborhood if not above the sto... more

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