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In a baroque world populated by power-hungry nobles and bloodthirsty clergy, clashing armies of enslaved monsters lay waste to towns and cities, while architect-magicians known as stonemages compete for the fame and glory of building outlandish towers and castles from the rubble. Yreth is determined to prove that he is the greatest stonemage of his (or any) time. His unusual talent for offending others forces him to flee across kingdoms and co...

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Police Chief David O'Callaghan and Chelsea Adams's wedding day is fast approaching. Unfortunately, at the last minute, David discovers that there is one small problem to be taken care of before he can walk down the aisle-he has to divorce his first wife! Lauren Carr takes fans of the Mac Faraday mysteries to the Big Apple in this nail-biting adventure. In Cancelled Vows, David, Mac, and Gnarly, too rush to New York City to dissolve David's mar...

Farts. The big problem. But, where does the problem start? Is it the word? "Fart." What's in a name, anyway? Could renaming the fart be the answer? Would a new name solve the big problem? So many questions. So few answers. And so many new words for "fart." Most of which you will not find in the dictionary. Most of which will make you laugh. (And there's a useful little lesson at the end.) Brap.

If not for a question I couldn't answer back in 2000, this book probably would never have been written. When DeForest Kelley's biographer Terry Lee Rioux asked me, "How did you go from being a fan-on the outermost reaches of fandom-to being at Mr. Kelley's bedside when he died?" I was struck speechless. Finally, I responded, "I have no idea. That's something only De could answer. I can't speak for him." Terry persisted: "You know the answer. Y...

Hattie's Journey Coloring & Activities book is based off the Hattie's Journey book authored by Dr. Felicia Williams-McGowan. Hattie's Journey, a children's book provides a child's view on her journey through kidney failure. The coloring & activity book provides a closer look at the details shared in the book through pictures and fun pages.

Inspired by sunlight flashing in the puddles surrounding the trees in early spring, the opening poem, Greenpoint in March, refers to "sunstars in the meltswamp." From the poetry of place and whispering walls to critters with secrets and ill-fitting glass slippers, Sunstars in the Meltswamp will take you on a journey through memory and fantasy by way of imagination and imagery. You will explore the winding trails of travelers and empathize with...

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Adelle Elizabeth Aliza Regonolai was just a nobody, who happened to have an extremely long name, until the day everything changed. She was good at absolutely nothing (except school, but in her world that didn't count. No one cared that she had never gotten a grade below an A in her entire life.) Then one day, a new girl joins her class, and Adelle Elizabeth Aliza Regonola has a chance to become a somebody, for the first time in her life.

100 ways to Stay Smart and Keep Your Career on Track, the second book in the Smart Women Series, is meant for the woman who is a rung or two up her career ladder. She may be ready to move out of her first job, to change her position, or her place of employment. Or she may be entering her first supervisory or management role. The content deals with the difficulties of middle management and the need to manage both up and down, to meet new challe...

Of all of Mary Monkey's children, Molly was the one most likely to get into trouble. Ever since Molly learned to swing on vines from tree to tree in the African jungle, she strays too far from home. The world is such an exciting place and Molly longs to see as much as she possibly can. That is, until she finds out how dangerous the jungle can be.

A colouring book featuring a dozen fun and friendly characters waiting to be filled with vibrant fun colours

Written in the 1980's, heyday of Deconstruction in university English Departments, Carolyn Norman Slaughter's study probes the ways that language "works" in the literature of a few American modernist authors. Slaughter's purpose is not to prove the futility and "meaning"lessness of language, as Deconstruction was striving to do at the time, but instead to recover the first-order importance and power of language, its radical effects, as set out...

When it comes to love and life boys learn so much from their fathers, these are poems and prose from lessons to becoming a man. Fathers are the examples whether good of bad of what their sons can be or shouldn't be. I am proud of the lessons my father gifted me. Shoes are not the end all be all but if the shoe fits...

Undisputed" is a drama fiction filled with unrivalled adventure, emotion and a lot of hope. It takes you through the eventful journey of a young man, Duro. Life itself threw everything it could throw at him. He awaited the light they say is always at the end of the tunnel. But that light seemed to be taking longer than expected. To retreat or to strive on to glory? What if there isn't really any glory? Is he running out of time and does he see...

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The Newly Updated 30 Day Home Management Project is a simplified approach to home and family management that begins right where you are. The project guides you step by step through the thirty comprehensive areas of household management. No more feeling overwhelmed, you'll find renewed peace as you review and accomplish goals in each area. The book includes step by step instructions, project schedules, affirmations for positive results, scriptu...

Your 60s took place away from London and you experienced the songs in the order they happened, and those times made sense at the speed they occurred. And one other thing - you fell into being a Bob Dylan fan. Bob Dylan, who came out of the folk blues of past America into your life, into the present, into the Beatles and Stones. Bob Dylan who sounded like no one else until everyone else sounded somewhat like him. Bob Dylan who meant so much bec...

Meet Jafta, a little boy growing up in an African village, who describes some of his everyday moods and feelings by comparing his actions to those of various animals. Filled with vibrant illustrations and clever similes, the book will transport young readers to the beautiful environs of African wilderness. Early readers will find this delightful story being read aloud to them.