Before he can really adjust to death, Martin finds himself in a supernatural conference room of constantly shifting moods and appearance. Guided by an uncannily perceptive group leader, Martin and oth
In this comic and tender one-act play, Ritchie and his partner make up bawdy parodies of typical Christmas songs, bicker, make up, bicker, and finally decide they should move on—not from each other, b
Rod Murphy's religious allegory and satirical fable uses the natural world and its inhabitants to enact a drama of epic proportions—the ultimate clash of good and evil. Populated by symbolic animal ch
Beau Brumsfeld thought he would always be an apple farmer living in the Dale, a small village lying peacefully in the outskirts of the Land. But that all changes when one of the mysterious Old Ones ap
Food Choice and Sustainability tackles the critical issue of global depletion by focusing attention on what might seem an unlikely spot: our dinner plates.
"Caught in the Current" takes the reader on a magical mystery tour of Eastern and Western Europe during the summer of 1970, a tumultuous period of free love, equal rights demonstrations, and Vietnam a
"Samuel Mather, First Citizen of Cleveland," brings to life a world of incredible wealth, personal accomplishments, and great generosity by pioneers of the Industrial Revolution, many of whom lived on
Living and parenting in an age of chronic stress, anxiety and distraction, what does it take to raise children to thrive, not just survive? Through the metaphor of flowers as children, the story of Th
Children will love this delightfully illustrated story of life on a Christmas tree farm and the two irregular trees who finally find homes for the holiday.
The book is a mystery/thriller that tells the story of a brutal, unsolved civil rights murder in 1960 that is resurrected in the present, leading to the explosive trial of a powerful political figure.
In her fourth collection of poems the author explores various appetites––for adventure, sex, rural landscapes, home, love––from the shifting points of view of a parent, child, lover, or friend.
A contemporary Gatsby, Jonathan Adams's story is the tale of many of his generation and the culture and politics of the nation they formed: Children of the 1950s and 1960s' struggle to maintain their
"Get More Dates than Your Skinny Friends" is a comprehensive dating guide for plus-size women. Author Kat Bacon touches on the general do's and don'ts of dating while reflecting on the experiences of
. . . In her last book, Ruby's Tale, thousands of fans across America and around the world followed Ruby from a puppy left behind like unwanted trash in an abandoned house to her meteoric rise to fame
A behind-the-scenes look at 23 nurses practicing here and abroad that helps us see more clearly the kinds of challenges they face and accept on a routine basis.
"Famous Dave's Barbecue Party Cookbook" is the ultimate barbecue party cookbook. They say the average person has 10,000 taste buds ... the recipes in this cookbook will WOW every one of them! Jam-pack
Free yourself from the pain of past childhood sexual abuse and reclaim the spiritual and emotional well-being you deserve. Reclaiming Our Souls is both a memoir and an intelligent self-help book. The
Ghost Face returns like you've never seen or read before. The village of Port Jefferson, Long Island, NY, is rocked by a kidnapping on the Cross Island Ferry that leads to a series of murders that add
In this new collection of poems, B. Morrison explores the influence of place: where you live, where you grew up, where you travel, where you go in dreams. She seeks out the haunted places of her youth
Every nation carries its own burden of guilt and trauma that is passed down through the generations, while a Veil of Silence prevents reconciliation, healing, and restoration. Through a captivating bl
The year is 1929 and Pulitzer-Prize winning novelist Willa Cather and her partner Edith Lewis are summering on Grand Manan, an island in the Bay of Fundy. In their cottage's sparsely-furnished attic r
"The Sky is Not the Limit" presents the accumulated wisdom of a life lived under extraordinary circumstances. The author grew up Jewish under the shadow of the Nazi regime and later participated in an
"101 Doughnut Proverbs" is a collection of humorous adages related to the beloved pastry. The Author's amusing comparisons raise the awareness of the reader to important lessons in life in a comical c
"Pieces from the Past" is unique in that it presents little known incidents, personal anecdotes and heroic behavior of several women of the Civil Rights Movement who helped change the political, socia
The First Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry was the first volunteer regiment offered in service to President Lincoln after the fall of Ft. Sumter. Men and boys attended patriotic rallies throughou
The brothers, Peter and Andrew Amonovitch, are fraternal twin brothers, age 14 when the story begins. They are called out of school, informed that their mother is facing death after falling or being p
What happens when an Irish girl from the North Country meets a Jewish guy from the Bronx? He has poured half a box of detergent into a washing machine at their NYC apartment Laundry Room. When she wal
"Clarke's Dictionary of Transactional Analysis" is a compendium of definitions, diagrams, organizations, biographies, and awards is a comprehensive and inclusive encyclopedia of all matters TA.This on
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