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  • WILD CATS, around the globe with Suki & Finch (Volume 1)

    by Rebecca Merry Murdock

    Suki & FInch are 3-D characters born on the Bark & Howl FaceBook page. They now have their own series as they travel the globe investigating the welfare of all 36 species of wild cats. They start in Canada where they gather data on the Cougar, Bobcat and Canada Lynx. They are currently tracking Eurasian Lynxes and Siberian Tigers in Russia. After that it's on to Mongolia, China and Nepal (all part of Volume 2). A fictional story, but with bite size science facts a... more

  • A Hungry God

    by Pia Chaudhuri
    Aruna is born with an unusual gift, which despite its extreme significance, leaves her with the ghastly side effect of burning red hot, and in turn causing her to soak everything she comes into contact with in rivers of sweat. Her mother despises her, the villagers fear her, and her new husband is repulsed by her. But when her marriage takes her to London, Aruna’s new life finally drives her to face up to her nature and carry out a deed she will always regret. Maya was abandoned by her m... more

  • Mommy, What Is Eggcology?

    by Alice Hutchison
    In this fully illustrated exploration of nature, a little girl named Emily mishears the word ecology to be "eggcology." Each page contains detailed drawings of the animals and their eggs that Emily thinks helps to define the word "eggcology." Flora and fauna from all over the world are beautifully depicted in this colorful children's book.

  • Our Naughty Fat Cells: A Humorous Adult Tale with a Twist! It's Told by Fat Cells!

    by Alice Hutchison

    This book is a humorous satirical expose about the importance of fat cells in the human body as told by fat cells.  Join these hysterical pudgy philosophers as they discuss their service to all areas of the body.  Meet their distinguished psychiatrist, Dr. R.U. Nuttee.  Join him as he shares with you the contents from the files of fifty insane fat cells.  Each medical evaluation has a corresponding black and white drawing of a fat cell.

  • American Nomad

    by Frank Pickard
    The late 1950s defined America for a post-war generation. Tract housing was devouring farmland, and rock and roll music was dividing the generations. Disneyland, transistor radios, automobiles and televisions were molding a new American culture, and highways like Route 66 were transforming the country into a nomadic society. Jewel’s family was moving too, from one military duty station in the Azores to another on the shores of Waikiki, but they had to traverse the American continent to get there... more

  • Island Jewel

    by Frank Pickard
    Second novel in the AMERICAN NOMAD series. Jewel and his family board the 1950's luxury liner Lurline for the continuation of their journey to Territorial Hawaii and island living; first at Hickam Air Force Base on the banks of Pearl Harbor, then into the suburb of Pearl City before moving to the lush sugar cane fields of Aiea Heights. Jewel learns to surf Waianae and Barber's Point, roams the bustling streets of Waikiki and struggles when his beloved brother moves to a boarding school on anothe... more

  • The Weight of Gravity

    by Frank Pickard
    t all begins when Max Rosen comes home to Cottonwood. Years ago he couldn’t escape the provincial world of his hometown fast enough, but time and fame as an award-winning novelist have taught him that he may have left his one true inspiration behind, and her name is Erika Morgan. Cottonwood was where Erika’s life began and where she was certain it would end. In time, convinced that Max would never return, she put aside her love for him and married into a prominent local family with old money. ... more

  • American Nomad

    by Frank Pickard
    The first novel in the Jewel Legacy trilogy. The late 1950s defined America for a post-war generation. Tract housing was devouring farmland, and rock and roll music was dividing the generations. Disneyland, transistor radios, automobiles and televisions were molding a new American culture, and highways like Route 66 were transforming the country into a nomadic society. Jewel’s family was moving too, from one military duty station in the Azores to another on the shores of Waikiki, but they ... more

  • Where's Teddy

    by Brenda Spalding
    Poor Alice can't go to bed with out her Teddy bear. Is He lost? Alice has to try and remember where she went and what she did to find her bedtime friend.

  • THE CRYSTAL NAVIGATOR, Second Edition

    by Nancy Kunhardt Lodge
    When eleven year-old Lucy Nightingale's mind goes blank while giving an oral report, she loses more than her confidence. She no longer trusts her ideas. The Crystal Navigator is the story of her navigation back to herself. With the help of her magical Wise One, a bumptious Corgi named Wilbur, Lucy flies centuries back in time to get answers from five famous artists whose paintings are the subject of her next report. Wilbur has other plans for her. Five artists are brought to life as never befor... more

  • The Lone Wolf

    by E.D. Martin
    When her husband David's infidelities are revealed, shattering the perfect life Kasey Sanford thought they'd created together, it's a wake-up call that she's lost herself along the way. She demands that David move with her to a new town, to a fresh start for their life together. Kasey loves the freedom of reinventing herself, including her new friendship with police officer and soldier Andrew Adams. Andrew is handsome and charming, and his interest in Kasey awakens feelings she'd rather have ... more

  • Thomas and the Tiger-Turtle

    by Jonathan Gould
    When Thomas finds a talking turtle in his yard, he’s amazed and surprised—especially when the turtle insists, “I’m not a turtle. I’m a tiger!” After a visit to the zoo and a fun chase, the turtle—or is it a tiger?—discovers an important truth and makes a fast friend.

  • The View From Here

    by The Walnut Creek Writers Guild
    What do a boy on a train, a girl wandering through an apocalyptic landscape, a nurse cleaning a belly button, an ex-cop dealing with scam artists, an American learning to drive in England, a tourist venturing off the beaten path in Prague, a woman trying to find the truth about love, and a stranded driver facing ultimate horror, have in common? The answer is in nine diverse stories told by eight authors from The Walnut Creek Writers Guild who explore, The View From Here.

  • The Stories We Don't Tell

    by Melissa Thayer

    "Growing up had stolen the truth of us."

    A life worth living is a life worth sharing. Growing up in a small town in Montana not worth a name, that kind of life is not one Nick can manage, let alone comprehend. When fate gives him an existence he can barely recognize, he searches for meaning in the future he wishes existed, and attempts to escape a past that cannot be told, save for in the pages of a faded memory.

    Melissa Thayer's lyrical and poignant debut ... more

  • The Magic Star

    by Bruce Oatway
    Follow the Magic Star on it's colorful journey through magical lands meeting magical characters on the way to your heart. Children and adults with 'the heart of a child" will be enchanted by the original works of art and taken in by the lilting poetic rhyme. A true keepsake treasure with an eternal message of joy.

  • Sons of the Sphinx

    by Cheryl Carpinello
    Sons of the Sphinx is based on the schism that shot through ancient Egypt when, according to historians, the Pharaoh Akhenaten turned his back on Thebes and the gods of Egypt. Although his son Tutankhamen reverses Akhenaten's proclamations, the damage has been done, and his entire family is dishonored. Armed with what she considers her grandmother’s curse, 15-year-old Rosa agrees to help the ghost of King Tut find his lost queen Hesena. Though Hesena’s ba inhabits part of Rosa, finding the whole... more

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