A collection of concrete poetry where an animal is built out of words on paper.

The Booners by Michael W. Brewer Follow two animals—a lonely stray dog and a cat named Shatakanders—as they search for the meaning of words. The humans around them throw words casually about, but the animal friends aren’t always quite sure what they mean. The lonely stray and Shatakanders team up to investigate. Along the way, the two make new friends and learn together. The lonely stray may even earn a new name and a family in the process.

This book, "Ruff Ruff, Meow Meow, Surprise," as its name suggest is playful and speaks to the imagination of any child that will read it. It will also humor the adult reading it to their child. It is a beautiful friendship between neighborhood pets, that most don't believe see eye to eye. This story is bound to put a smile on a child's face.

Children, children, are you listening to the story you ask me to read? Yes, yeah, aha yep! Grandfather what is the story about marshmallows, dolls yo-yos, and fishes? No. The story is about us people living, eating, churching, smiling, schooling, crying and working together. thank you-love-gracious merciboo, dunka hellow, grazie hola thank you grandfather. All are welcome.

Filled with vibrant, fresh Beginner’s Bible® artwork, this devotional is filled with a year’s worth of readings that will help preschoolers learn the themes from basic Bible stories and apply them to their lives, through prayers, songs, and fun activities.

First in a new series! Nora Charles doesn’t believe in fate, even if she is a crime reporter who shares a name with a character from The Thin Man. In fact, she’s moving back to Cruz, California, to have a quieter life. But after finding an online magazine eager for material, and a stray cat named Nick with a talent for detection, Nora’s not just reporting crimes again. She’s uncovering them… Back in her hometown, Nora reconnects with old friends and makes some new ones, like Nick, the charming feline who seems determined to be her cat. But not everything about Cruz is friendly. Writing for a local online magazine, Nora investigates the curious death of socialite Lola Grainger. Though it was deemed an accident, Nora suspects foul play. And it seems that her cat does too. Apparently, Nick used to belong to a P.I. who disappeared while investigating Lola Grainger’s death. The coincidence is spooky, but not as spooky as the clues Nick spells out for her with Scrabble letters—clues that lead her down an increasingly dangerous path. Whether fate put her on this case or not, solving it will take all of Nora’s wits, and maybe a few of Nick’s nine lives.