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  • I Feel...Too!

    by DJ Corchin
    From the author of I Feel... comes the exciting follow up, I Feel...Too! Did you ever notice the more you make others feel good, the better you feel yourself? This play on the original I Feel... book helps kids understand the importance of taking time to compliment others and the personal reward for doing so. The more you put into it, the more you get out of it.

  • I Feel...

    by DJ Corchin
    From the author of You Got A Boogie, I Feel... is another simple, silly book that's a great way for kids to talk about and discover it's alright to feel different emotions. The witty and childlike illustrations are easy to have fun with making faces along with the reader! Sometimes wordy descriptions of emotions get in the way of their real meaning. A look can go a long way in teaching children about feelings. Use I Feel... to start a discussion, or just have fun reading with your child!

  • Strings

    by DJ Corchin
    From the author of the celebrated I Feel... Children's Book series comes a heartwarming message about friendship and moving away. Leaving your friends or family is never easy, but that doesn't mean you're alone. STRINGS shares that no matter where you might go, you're always connected.

  • Thunderfeet

    by DJ Corchin
    IMAGINATION IS THE GREATEST SUPERPOWER! Join Thunderfeet, Captain Boogie, Mystic Runner, The Builder, and more as you read this SUPER kid's book! Did you ever dress up and pretend to have superpowers? Of course you did!

  • A Thousand NO's

    by DJ Corchin
    Creating something new isn’t easy. She has a great idea! NO after NO after NO come her way twisting, squishing, and transforming it. By persevering, collaborating, and using a little bit of imagination, the NO’s become building blocks to something better! Even the best ideas are said NO to. In fact, that’s how they become the best ideas! A Thousand NO’s is a story about perseverance and innovation that illustrates what can happen if we don’t let our expectations of what something should be, ge... more

  • You Got a Boogie

    by DJ Corchin
    You Got a Boogie brings to life the little nostril monsters that cause so much mischief. This book provides a hilarious opportunity to speak with your child about telling someone the truth because you care about them. Would you let your sister get married with a boogie? What if your dentist had one dangling above you? The silly full-color illustrations will have you laughing and the light-hearted message is a wonderful lesson for your kids.

  • Sam & the Jungle Band

    by DJ Corchin
    Sam is a monkey who plays the guitar. He's the only monkey who plays the guitar. But why do no other types of animals come to hear him play? Sam sets out to find the answer. Along the way he meets a few new musical friends: a gigantic, yellow, drum set-playing elephant; a ssssnake who sssslaps the basssssss; a macaw who plays the congas; an electric guitar-shredding tiger; and The Professor, a mysterious tarsier rock'n the piano. Join the group as they learn to play together, and Sam learns the ... more

  • Mystical Rules for My Magical Daughter

    by DJ Corchin
    If you come across a troll, give it a cupcake. MYSTICAL RULES FOR MY MAGICAL DAUGHTER is a set of rules for the magically inclined, illustrated with a sense of wonderment by children's author DJ Corchin. These beautiful, metaphorical life lessons are to be passed down from magical generation to magical generation. How else will your grandchild know that if they find a unicorn, it's not theirs to keep?

  • Sommer und noch Mehr

    by Autoren_Netzwerk
    »Sommer und Mehr« - der Titel einmal ausgesprochen, bietet viel Platz für Phantasiereisen, einem jeden Einzelnen ganz nach seiner Facon. Für den Einen ist »Mehr« - DAS Meer, die Assoziation mit Meeresrauschen, sanften Wellenbewegungen und heißem Sand. Dem Anderen fallen hundert Dinge ein, die nahezu unlöslich mit dem Sommergedanken verknüpft sind, während einen Dritten Gerüche oder Geräusche inspirieren, die viel mehr vom »Mehr« als vom Sommer handeln. So unterschiedlich wie die eigenen Gedank... more

  • Sommer und Mehr

    by Autoren_Netzwerk
    »Sommer und Mehr« - der Titel einmal ausgesprochen, bietet viel Platz für Phantasiereisen, einem jeden Einzelnen ganz nach seiner Facon. Für den Einen ist »Mehr« - DAS Meer, die Assoziation mit Meeresrauschen, sanften Wellenbewegungen und heißem Sand. Dem Anderen fallen hundert Dinge ein, die nahezu unlöslich mit dem Sommergedanken verknüpft sind, während einen Dritten Gerüche oder Geräusche inspirieren, die viel mehr vom »Mehr« als vom Sommer handeln. So unterschiedlich wie die eigenen Gedank... more

  • Hinter den Kulissen - Wenn Worte zu Geschichten werden

    by Autoren_Netzwerk
    Es war ein ganz normaler Tag in der Facebook-Gruppe Autoren_Netzwerk. Diskussionen über Schreibblockaden, korrekte Grammatik und Marketingstrategien standen auf der Tagesordnung. Dann war plötzlich die Rede von einer gemeinsamen Anthologie. Schnell wurde klar, dass es hierbei nicht nur um heiße Luft ging, sondern alle außerordentliches Interesse zeigten. Zahlreiche SchriftstellerInnen beteiligten sich an der Erstellung eines Konzeptes und somit war der Startschuss für die Autoren_Netzwerk-Anthol... more

  • Tales for the Sisterhood: A Collection of Short Stories

    by Diana Jane Heath
    A young woman waiting for love to find her. A college student who accepts a strange research position in her uncle's medical practice. A woman abandoned in the Australian outback struggling to make a living. These are the sorts of characters you'll meet as you dive into the world of Tales for the Sisterhood – a powerful collection by Australian author Diana Jane Heath The varied narratives in this collection are united by their collective ability to inspire and empower women facing the myr... more

  • The Rapture

    by Roger Bellamy
    “The Rapture” is a journey through a grotesque world told with poetic imagery and fluid streams of consciousness. Inspired by Geoffrey Chaucer’s “The Canterbury Tales” and James Joyce’s “Ulysses”, “The Rapture” is structured as twenty one chapters of interrelated stories written in varying styles. While travelling to the country of Mulden, Roger is employed on a construction site as part of a gang building a temple for the sun god Mithras. The people he meets form the background of the book, whe... more

  • "The Prodigal Platypus"

    by Lisa Griffin
    Told in a rhyming pattern reminiscent of Dr. Seuss, the eBook tells the story of Peleg the prodigal platypus, his father, older brother and a grub worm sidekick, who travels with the rebellious platypus on his \tadventures. Along the way, Peleg meets three fun-loving ducks who help him squander his inheritance on worldly ways, then become “fair-feathered” friends.   What’s a young platypus to do when he finally comes to his senses?!   Children will enjoy looking for Peleg’s grub worm p... more
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    The Bloviator: Sex, Drugs, Fraud, Suicide, Murder, Scandal, Adultery, Quackery, Corruption, Superstition and President Warren G.

    by jim yoakum
    Sex, drugs, scandals, murder, suicides and President Warren G. Harding. THE BLOVIATOR is a satirical novel, "a fiction fueled by fact," based on the true, last (and unbelievably bizarre) 6 months in the life of America's 29th President. THE BLOVIATOR is an epic, a massive and sprawling work - it is history as absurdity, as if it were being filtered through a cracked prism - but the prism is not cracked as most of the story told is unbelievably, incredibly true.

  • Poppy

    by Cherime MacFarlane
    A young woman makes the terrible discovery that the man she idolizes is not her father. Worse, he won both her mother and her in a card game. Emma Kay is devastated and unable to handle the news. A look at Life and Love in Alaska.

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