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  • Little Nick in the Cannoli Cream Thief

    by Jillian Palmieri
    Pasta and meatballs and cannoli, oh my! Life in Little Nick’s house is full of fun, food and family. Each story begins at the family table where Little Nick’s adventures always begin. The Little Nick series teaches children and parents alike how to navigate childhood through the exciting and funny adventures of Little Nick.

  • Gobbles and His Turkey Trick

    by Beatrix S. Tambunan
    Turkey humor! A Parody on Thanksgiving. See how Gobbles changes his fate. We all can change

  • Monkey Bandit and the Naughty Ball (Monkey Bandit Funny Children's Books for Babies and Toddlers Ages 0 - 4 Book 2)

    by Maria Ellis
    Do you have a toddler who is ever so slightly tempted to bend the rules every once in a while (all for a “good” reason, of course)? Then you will like the story of Monkey Bandit and the naughty ball! Monkey Bandit, much like any toddler, forgets about the rules. He knows he cannot play with a ball inside the house, but are bending over the ball or touching it with one finger considered „playing with the ball”? This colorfully illustrated, funny children's story will make babies and toddler... more

  • Monkey Bandit Goes Potty (Monkey Bandit Funny Children's Books Series for Babies and Toddlers Ages 0 - 4)

    by Maria Ellis
    My mess… your mess… it all belongs in the potty! Do you have a toddler who is reluctant to go potty… and admit it when he is messing up? Then you will like this story of Monkey Bandit. Monkey Bandit, much like any toddler, sees nothing wrong… when he’s doing something wrong. But when others do the same “wrong”, the offense is immediately obvious! Here is a funny story about how Monkey Bandit became motivated to go potty in the potty… because he realized that to do otherwise was simply wro... more

  • Monkey Bandit and the Monkey in the Moon (Monkey Bandit Children's Books for Babies and Toddlers Ages 0 - 4 Book 1)

    by Maria Ellis
    Monkey Bandit, much like pretty much any toddler, will not go to bed. He must (must!) finish his castle tower first and then draw some circles on a piece of paper. But then he hears about the monkey in the moon. Is he finally going to go to bed? This colorfully illustrated, funny children's bedtime storyfor toddlers is sure to get your child in bed - and fast. You will all have fun staring at the night sky and looking for the monkey chasing butterflies! Who says that going to bed means the... more

  • Gilded Cage

    by Sherry D. Ficklin
    Masie, the flaxen-haired daughter of notorious boot-legger Dutch Schultz, returns home from boarding school to find her family in crisis. Her mother is dangerously unstable, her father's empire is on the brink of ruin, and the boy she once loved has become a ruthless killer for hire. To keep her family's dangerous secrets Masie is forced into a lie that will change the course of her future--and leave her trapped in a gilded cage of her own making. As she watches her world fall apart, Masie must ... more

  • Undivided Lines

    by Robert Lampros
    Undivided Lines is a collection of stories about wisdom, love, adventure, and redemption, featuring a diverse range of characters who brave challenging and life-altering experiences. From a tenacious senator defending the legacy of his work, to a Native American youth fighting for survival in his homeland, to a new mother traveling the galaxy to solve the mystery of her husband’s disappearance, these stories entertain, amaze, and enlighten.

  • Rough Hurech: Adventurer

    by J. F. Dargon
    Having heard the amazing and alluring accounts of seafaring men who spoke of a strange land at the edge of the western ocean's reach, Rough Hurech assembles a group of adventurous men. He tells them a tale of fame and glory and vast Templar riches that awaits each man brave enough to follow him across the storm tossed sea. The Staffordshire Men, as they are called, assemble at Hurech Manor where they kiss their wives and children goodbye to seek out fame and fortune. As they follow their lord, R... more

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  • Unclogged

    by Howie Weiner
    The man was a sloth. He is kidnapped and sent to the Center to Create Lasting Excellence Evacuation Essential in Nature (CCLEEEEN) in order to spy. Surprisingly, our hero, benefits in their program to unclog both his mind and body. He is drawn into a vicious comic struggle between Big Vitamin, Western Medicine purists, and alt health enthusiasts. This unwitting pawn becomes the brave protector of the angelic, majestic woman who founded CCLEEEEN, as scheming groups join forces to destroy her. Si... more

  • Piccadilly and the Fairy Polka

    by Lisa Anne Novelline

    Piccadilly and the Fairy Polka (ages 4-8), the first installment in the “Piccadilly’s Magical World” series, is a life-affirming and fanciful tale about a little girl with a grand imagination, who is enchanted with the coming of summer. On a very special sunny afternoon Piccadilly is convinced that she has uncovered a magical and most delightful secret. Readers are invited to join the fun, celebrate the whimsy, and decide for themselves. What i... more

  • Piccadilly and the Waltzing Wind

    by Lisa Anne Novelline

    In the award winning, Piccadilly and the Waltzing Wind (ages 4-8), the second installment in the “Piccadilly’s Magical World” series, Piccadilly seeks to answer the question: “May one dance with the wind?” Readers are invited to soar with Piccadilly, friends, and the mischievous autumn breeze through an irresistible journey of what may be, then spiral back to the extra special magic awaiting Piccadilly in her own backyard.

  • Buzzy and the Little Critters

    by Kenton Hill

    BUZZY AND THE LITTLE CRITTERS: A Curious Tale of a Cicada Invasion, is a story about a boy, a girl, a grandpa, thousands of cicadas, and lots of other hungry critters. The grandpa (an entomologist) helps the children satisfy their curiosity about their own nature as well as the nature of these amazing cicada bugs, who can live underground for seventeen years before they come out buzzing. Buzzy's dream scene is especially exciting!

    Following the story (in this early reader's... more

  • Bardwell's Folly: A Love Story

    by Sandra Hutchison
    Dori Bardwell's father was the white Southern author of THE novel about slavery, a man who settled his large family up north in a replica of a plantation house and never spoke of his past. A tragic accident pulled Dori from college to care for her only remaining brother, but now the money is running out, her ex-boyfriend appears intent on revenge, a media baron has designs on her father's last, unfinished manuscript, and her own thoughtless blackface joke is about to go viral and turn her life u... more

  • The Night Before Christmas

    by Rose Collins
    It was the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring, Not even a … BEAR ? Clement Clarke Moore's much loved poem is brought beautifully to life in this gorgeous picture book with a twist- as Santa visits a family of bears on Christmas Eve. Share the Christmas magic and experience a whole new retelling of the timeless Christmas classic. With beautifully illustrated pages, The Night Before Christmas is the perfect gift for any child.

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