Ferdy the Fish is the delightful tale of a fish without fins that is unable to swim like most fish in the sea. While his four legs restrict Ferdy to the ocean floor with the crustaceans, could this apparent disability actually be used to his advantage? A story which celebrates difference, Ferdy the Fish teaches that friends can come in all colors, shapes, and sizes, and that it is through harnessing individual uniqueness that we are best able to contribute to the community. Children, parents, and teachers are invited to enjoy the entire Ferdy the Fish collection.

Ferdinand Andrews was a rake, but he was also up for a challenge. And Miss Harriet Mayne was obviously in need of his help. Her clothes were dreadful and her rides in the park hoydenish. But Ferdy’s lessons in delightful ton behavior left Harriet open to the advances of a fortune-hunter and an obnoxious peer. Harriet was going to need her archery skills—to hit the proper target. Regency Romance by Emily Hendrickson; originally published by Signet

This is the third book in a series. The first, The Summer of '62 followed by The Id and the Odyssey. Beyond Beyond continues with Rich Larsen's escaping the clutches of a political criminal enterprise in the United States and must now fend for himself. His journey of adventure, intrigue, and danger takes him from Maine to the Caribbean, down the coast of South America, and through the Strait of Magellan. Along the way, he meets with danger, deceit, loyalties, and a greater understanding of who he is.

“There’s the family you’re born with, the family you’re stuck with, and the family you choose.” Those words echo in Adar Genn’s mind, as he spans the galaxy and beyond to help out the family he’s chosen. Seeking money and power to build his dream of a safe place for them, he takes work wherever he can find it. Risking it all to stay alive, build a home, and build legitimacy, he proves that the Mutt’s bite is worse than its bark.

Considered "slow" by his father, Lonzo tries his best to help his family in Culpeper, Virginia, during the Civil War and, in the process, comes to some decisions about how to live his life.

EROS!! Do your thing! It's 1950s London, and Ferdy, Bernie, Dennis and Lennie arrive from the West Indies full of expectations and aspirations. Eager to make successes of themselves, they are optimistic about what the future holds. Building this new life will take focus and sacrifice, and the young men make the bold decision to forswear wine and women for three whole years and devote themselves to their future in London. However, Sybil, Mary, Zulieka and Kathy have other ideas and the men's resolve is put to the test as the reality of life in a less-than-welcoming England makes forgoing the warmth of female company hard to resist. Will the men stick with their idea of the Big Life, or will Eros have the final say? A joyful and uplifting journey, where the story of Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost meets that of the Windrush generation in a fun-packed Ska musical. The Big Life returns to the stage twenty years after its Stratford East premiere and subsequent West End transfer. This edition was published to coincide with the February 2024 production at London's Stratford East, presented in association with Chuchu Nwagu Productions Ltd.