Frisky Finds a Home is a children’s book appropriate for grades K-2. It’s the story of a little gray squirrel born in a treetop nest in a woodland habitat. When he is old enough and experienced enough, he strikes out on his own to find a new home, as most young animals must do in the wild. He climbs a giant old oak and discovers it is a talking tree! During their lively conversation the oak explains to Frisky how important the trees are in providing food, shelter, and habitat to all squirrels. To show his gratitude, Frisky pledges to bury some of the oak’s acorns in good places for them to grow, which is what really happens in nature when squirrels hide nuts in the ground. Their friendship is sealed. The story is a fun way to teach children about the important interrelationships between plants and animals, and the need for all living things to have an appropriate habitat.

Frisky is a little dog with a big heart who is hoping for a forever home. When his mother passes away, he is left alone in the world, and goes through several homes, until he finds his forever home with Mary and her family.

Photographs and rhyming text follow lively squirrels through the trees and across the ground.

When no owner is found, Sandy is allowed to keep the cuddly ferret, who she endearingly calls Boo-Boo. Sandy and Boo-Boo were both happy about their meeting, for Sandy got the best birthday gift and Boo-Boo found a great new home.

Through It All is a story about a young man from a small city in Mississippi, who grew up in a household with a family and in an environment that consisted of abuse—mentally, physically, and emotionally. He was raised in a single-parent home where he experienced sexual abuse and abusive situations that caused him to gain a hunger for success while at the same surviving in an environment trying to not conform to his immediate surroundings while participating and struggling with his sexuality. During most of his adolescent years, he experienced being bullied, degraded, and discouraged regarding his education, talents, and physical actions by his mother, immediate family, and extended family members. Every day he dreamed of one day being famous, exploring his talents, having lucrative career and travel the world. He was forced to drop out of high school to attend an alternative source of education but still was not satisfied. After experiencing even more family drama, jealousy, and other domestic concerns in his surroundings, he began to move and travel to different cities and experience different things. No matter where Marques was, he always kept the great advice his grandmother instilled in him as a child. Marques began to find success and progressed more and more in different ways each time, whether it be knowledge, jobs, lessons he learned from experience or from being taught. After traveling to different cities and states and finding himself back in the same environment, he decided to attend Job Corps on two occasions, completing his education. Afterward, he was offered the opportunity to join the United States Army services where his life changed for the better in many ways with some unfortunate life-changing events. Over the years, he met many people and experienced many situations that had caused him to become the person he is today with the aspirations he has. No matter how many downfalls and challenges Marques has experienced, he maintained and fulfilled many of the things he always dreamed about ad continuing to pursue.

Aviva is a single mom of a mostly grown son. She spends her one free evening singing in the choir because she loves listening to the music. David's life is music. He came to the states from Australia because he needed the job. What happens when you find love, you know it's a chance in a million, and you stupidly let it go? Can you find your way home again?