In this second installment of the educational book series, Jack's Awesome Adventure, Jack learns how to make a new friend. On this adventure he and Mike have an awesome time while at summer camp. The two instantly forged a bond over baseball and ice cream. For friendships to grow Jack had to give it time and patience. Jack wasn't scared anymore, and he couldn't wait to see what was in store for his next awesome adventure with his new friend.

On Sunday, Danny was asked to clean the basement of his new home. By Friday, he was New York City's last, desperate hope against total nuclear annihilation. That's a lot for one week, especially when it's also the first week of sixth grade. Danny's amazing adventure is told by a mysterious Uncle who is babysitting his young nephew, Tommy. An otherwise ordinary eleven year old boy from Brooklyn, Danny discovers a long-lost secret formula that grants him incredible superhuman abilities. To Danny, this is the most awesome thing that has ever happened to anybody. But this ultimate dream-come-true begins to turn into a nightmare, as Danny must contend with well-connected class bullies, hostile media, and the sinister organization that is attempting to seize the formula for its own nefarious purposes. All this, while keeping his true identity safe from his annoying and nosy little sister! Will Danny have what it takes to overcome these challenges, as well as a terrorist threat that threatens to flatten Manhattan? Or will the forces arrayed against him prove too much for his inexperience to overcome? Find out, together with the spellbound Tommy. But there is one part of the story that the Uncle cannot reveal to his young nephew - and is left for the readers to discover on their own!

A young man's journey to find a new home for his family after they lose their farm. Set in the eary 1900's, this book contains very controversial opinions about health, animal rights, human rights, government and injustice. Many of these discussions are with a toad. While eloquent and cute, this book is a serious picaresque novel filled with Socratic dialogue. Get a better quality eBook version with flowing text at HoboJack.com

Have you ever had a dream to do something but didn't know how you would ever do it? Read how one little dog inspired his mom to not only live out a dream but change the course of her life! It started with a dog fitness company and turned into an adventurous journey around the USA. All so she could spend more time with Jack. Dawn and her 10 year old Cairn Terrier, Jack, are a team. Together they traveled to 25 states, over 10,000 miles in 10 weeks in their custom RV named Spirit. Just a gal and her dog living life! They hiked, paddle boarded, met new friends, taught dog fitness classes and just had FUN! Join them on their journey and allow them to INSPIRE you to travel in this beautiful country, live your dreams and try new activities..with your DOG! They will help you with travel and dog tips and Jack will even give you his commentary on what "really" happened! Sit back and get ready to be entertained, educated and INSPIRED!

Sequel to: Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation.

Old Feller Storyteller, with his raggedy tangle of a beard, can't resist meddling. He sends Jill on an incredible adventure in search of Jack. She enters a story-world of magicians and dragons, floating castles and beautiful princesses, golden apples of immortality and the most gruemon giant of all time. She finds brave Jacks, cowardly Jacks, daft jacks, clever Jacks and good-for-nothing Jacks. And very soon Jill finds herself in a story of her own...

So what if 12-year-old Jack's great-great-great-great-great aunt has oddly youthful looks? (Probably cosmetic surgery.) Or a hat she never removes? (Fashion victim.) Or goes out into the creepy forest at midnight to play bingo? (Must be what people do in the country.) Who cares about that when her cottage doesn't even have Wi-Fi?! Forced to visit his distant relative with the unusual name of Gretel, Jack is about to find out that fairy tales aren't sparkly, cheesy love stories. They're dark. They have claws. They're a warning. And when you're the unwilling hero of your own fairy tale, you might be the one who's taught a nasty lesson.