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A man takes his dog out to play....Fetch... a story with no wordsthat you will want to read again and againand share with those you loveand those whose hearts have been touchedby the love dogs so freely give.Told in striking black and white etching with a touch of red, This 48 page wordless story follows a man and his dog as they go out to play for the final time. What happens next is a surprise and a delight. Fetch... a story with no words th...

A long-form, wordless novel in color. In the world of fairy tales, a little girl wanders alone in a dark wood. Suddenly a huge owl swoops down, picks her up and takes her to its nest! There she joins the owl family and grows up as an owl - with magical fairy-tale results. One day she sees a woodsman and follows him back to his village. Will she be accepted for who she is? Will she have to chose between her owl family and humankind?

Odell Lutz just wants to get married.... but first he's got to find his way out of this time warp that sent him hurtling sixty-five years into the past. The quaint little mountain town they chose for the wedding is like "a step back in time" his fiancée said. Apparently Odell has stepped in it big time. Now he's got to convince a network of bumpkins, schemers, and not-what-they-seemers to help him find his way back home. It seems the key to hi...

An Early Oklahoma Coloring Book is a fascinating, fact-filled 48-page coloring book for adults and older children, showing highlights from the history of the frying pan-shaped area that became Oklahoma. Areas of focus include the pre-human era, the pre-Columbian era, the age of white exploration, the Removals, the Civil War, the Dawes Act, land runs, statehood, and the Great Depression. By engaging with the images (through coloring), students,...

Historically accurate, detailed images of life in the Appalachian Mountains from the forming of the mountains until the 1840's, " An Early Appalachian Coloring Book" presents not only European history, but African- and Native- Americans as well. While there is no story-line, the images are approximately chronological, with certain "characters" reappearing. As time progresses, the arrival of more settlers, technology and civilization is apparen...