The Little Black Songbook returns with a collection of 70 All-Time Smash Hits from the biggest names in rock and pop. This handy chord songbook is perfect for any aspiring guitarist, ideal for group singalongs or a spot of busking. This little book includes: - All By Myself [Eric Carmen] - All Night Long (All Night) [Lionel Richie] - Creep [Radiohead] - Don’t Stop Movin’ [S Club 7] - Every Rose Has Its Thorn [Poison] - Fear Of The Dark [Iron Maiden] - Flying Without Wings [Westlife] - I Believe I Can Fly [R. Kelly] - I Can See Clearly Now [Johnny Nash] - I Want It That Way [Backstreet Boys] - I Won’t Let You Go [James Morrison] - In The Air Tonight [Phil Collins] - My Funny Valentine [Chet Baker] - Numb [Linkin Park] - Paper Planes [M.I.A.] - Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle) [Limp Bizkit] - Ruby [Kaiser Chiefs] - She Bangs The Drums [The Stone Roses] - Since U Been Gone [Kelly Clarkson] - Take A Bow [Rihanna] - The Lady Is A Tramp [Frank Sinatra] - This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us [Sparks] - Two Doors Down [Mystery Jets] - We Built This City [Starship] - When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going [Billy Ocean] - You’ll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties [Jona Lewie] And many, many more!

(Ukulele Chord Songbook). This series features efficient books with complete lyrics and chord symbols above the lyrics for dozens of great songs. Each song also includes chord grids at the top of every page and the first notes of the melody for easy reference. These books are perfect for people who don't read music but want to strum chords and sing, and are equally ideal for more advanced, music-reading ukulele players who don't feel like wading through note-for-note notation. This compilation features 80 beloved tunes: Alphabet Song * The Bare Necessities * "C" Is for Cookie * Do-Re-Mi * Frere Jacques (Are You Sleeping?) * I'm Popeye the Sailor Man * John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt * Mickey Mouse March * Oh! Susanna * Polly Wolly Doodle * Puff the Magic Dragon * The Rainbow Connection * Sing * A Spoonful of Sugar * Three Blind Mice * Won't You Be My Neighbor? * and scores more!

When most people have problems, they usually seek help from shrinks. Got Therapy? "Why spend money for a therapist when you can seek answers from a reputable fortune teller for only half the price of your co-pay?" Angela Day would say. Angela isn't your traditional mother, always being ridiculed for being a single, divorced mother of two. When Angela's son, Atticus Day, moves back home to regroup himself, she sends him to her local psychic for therapy. The family's unorthodox search for sanity through a local psychic leads to a whirlwind of unpredictable events.

Speedy and the other sidekicks help out when the League of Big Justice faces its stickiest, most chocolatey supervillain yet--the Candy Man, who is determined to rot the world's teeth one cavity at a time.

The untold story of Sammy Davis, Jr.: This incisive biography and sweeping cultural history conjures "the many worlds [Davis, Jr.] traversed, and shows how the issue of race, in his own mind and in the minds of his fans and detractors, shaped his career and life" (The New York Times). For decades one of America’s most recognizable stars, the real Sammy Davis, Jr. has long remained hidden behind the persona the performer so vigorously generated—and so fiercely protected. Here Wil Haygood brings Davis’s life into full relief against the backdrop of an America in the throes of racial change. He made his living entertaining white people but was often denied service in the very venues he played, and in his broad and varied friendships—not to mention his romances—Davis crossed racial lines in ways few others had. In Black and White vividly draws on painstaking research and more than two hundred and fifty interviews to trace Davis, Jr.’s journey from the vaudeville stage to Broadway, Hollywood, and, of course, Las Vegas. It is an important record of a vanished America—and of one of its greatest entertainers.