The first e-book in the series, Adventures with Grammy: How to Make Butter in Six Easy Steps, draws on a long-standing family tradition. The author's mother made butter as a young girl in the kitchens of her mother and grandmother. Now the author's grandchildren are making butter as their great grandmother did almost a century ago! You can give your grandchildren a sweet taste of history by following the directions in this little book ... complete with pictures. Grandparents who want to make a positive difference in their grandchildren's lives and leave behind lasting memories will love the Adventures with Grammy "How To" series. Each book focuses on a budget-friendly, fun activity guaranteed to create long-lasting memories grandchildren and their grandparents will cherish forever.

Offers a broad range of diverse destinations within walking or bicycling distance of stations on L.A.'s six Metro Rail lines, all accessible with a $5 day pass and no freeway traffic!

Her name is Allie McDuff, elementary school teacher extraordinaire, and she will share with you the events of an incredible ten months of her life. This journey, which is laced with humor, grief, and grace, encompasses those courageous moments, during which, together with her family and friends, she will discover that people never realize just how truly indomitable the human spirit is until faced with the ever-certain challenge of change.

“Peter Pan” meets “The Little Prince” in this middle grade book full of fantasy, mystery, and comedy! Bestselling children’s book author Bobby Basil has a new story for kids 8-12 that takes readers on a journey from Maine to a place beyond the sea and behind the horizon... When twelve-year-old Roscoe Dash and his best friend Britt Stryker discover a journal from missing explorer Dr. Kester Vagari, they set sail on an extra strength adventure to find Figoosta, the magical island Vagari wrote about in his journal. They make it to the island and learn Vagari is still alive and still kooky. Roscoe gets the adventure he’s always wanted, with wooloos to swing, knercs to ride, and truxips to twist. But in Nightmare Cave, Roscoe realizes his deepest fear is being forgotten by his loved ones back home. Now Roscoe and Britt want to get off Figoosta, but they don’t know how to leave. They might have to stay on Figoosta forever… This magical island adventure is perfect for: --reluctant readers --kids who love adventure --kids who love true friendship stories --anyone who wishes they could sail away to uncharted places Buy the book today and watch ordinary kids go on an extraordinary adventure!

“Shifting Gears will whet your appetite with first-hand tales of retirement so varied your head will spin.” — Sara Zeff Geber, PhD, Author, Essential Retirement Planning for Solo Agers “Richard dismantles the idea that retirement should ever be experienced from a rocking chair.” — Susan Williams, Founder, Booming Encore, a top ranked website and influencer for baby boomers, aging and retirement “I thoroughly enjoyed Shifting Gears – it made me think about my upcoming shift.” — Daniel G. Welch, Author, Race for the Mind, a highly rated novel about an Alzheimer’s patient and the quest for a cure See how this group of retirees shifted gears into retirement. Learn about the joys, challenges, and inspirations that were part of their journey in this stage of life. Here are a few examples of those experiences: · Donna recovered from four leg surgeries in three years and then decided to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro · Steve decided that after an analytical career, he wanted a creative retirement with music and art · Old, Wise, Learning Still discussion group was formed to talk about end of life issues · Tom created his Tacky Tavern Tour to entertain his friends · Chuck and his wife had to deal with a fire burning down their home

Grandmothers always say, “Yes,” to everything, right? Not this Grammy! When asked if pickles and raisins can be added to a peanut butter sandwich, at first Grammy says, “No!” but then she wonders, “Why not? That might be good!” When asked if it’s okay to play outside when it’s raining, Grammy says, “No!” but then agrees it is fun to get wet as long as everyone stays safe. When asked if the swingset can be painted six different colors, Grammy says, “No!” but then decides it might be pretty. In this delightful tale, Grammy soon realizes that sometimes “No!” may not be the best response and sometimes it is the perfect response.

Craig Lewis Lewis has returned from WWII in 1945. He and his wife, Claire settle near Atlanta, Georgia. They already have a daughter, Karen Ann, born in 1942, while he was in training as a medic. Craig was deployed to North Africa, then to Sicily and fi nally to Italy. They soon have another daughter, Susie, born in May, 1947. Claire becomes terminally ill. How Craig handles her illness, eventual death, and their children, is a story repeated all too often even today. If only he would have looked to Providence for his help instead of a bottle, his life and that of his daughters’, would have turned out differently. It is the lack of inner strength drawn from a loving family, or from God, that throws his and his childrens’ lives into turmoil and violence. His youngest daughter, Susie is catapulted into a life of alter personalities unknown to her until she totally collapses. The dark cloud that has followed her all her life, finally consumes her and wreaks total havoc and insanity in her life and that of her family. Her path through depression and quagmire of multiple personalities is long, disruptive, and harrowing.