The Garden Crew are back! In this charming new story, The Garden Crew Meet Stanley, we meet Stanley, an adorable freckle-faced Harbor Seal. Stanley has slipped, dipped and flapped his flippers all the way up the river to the Magic Tree. Here he meets the Garden Crew! And oh, what fun they have! Join this adorable group of friends in their latest and most heart wrenching adventure. Their new friend, Stanley, runs into trouble! Oh, NO! Can the Garden Crew save him? Let’s hope so! Along with the importance of friendship and being willing to do all you can to help your friend, this rhyming story shares a message about the dangers of plastic trash in our oceans. Stanley makes a personal plea to humans not to pollute his habitat.

The Garden Crew are back! In this charming new story, The Garden Crew Meet Stanley, we meet Stanley, an adorable freckle-faced Harbor Seal. Stanley has slipped, dipped and flapped his flippers all the way up the river to the Magic Tree. Here he meets the Garden Crew! And oh, what fun they have! Join this adorable group of friends in their latest and most heart wrenching adventure. Their new friend, Stanley, runs into trouble! Oh, NO! Can the Garden Crew save him? Let’s hope so! Along with the importance of friendship and being willing to do all you can to help your friend, this rhyming story shares a message about the dangers of plastic trash in our oceans. Stanley makes a personal plea to humans not to pollute his habitat.

The Garden Crew are back! And their 'pop pop' friend Corny is in trouble. Oh no! How far would you go to save a friend? Would you face getting squashed, or falling off the rafters, or digging through a barrel full of spiders and fleas? The Garden Crew must decide! Plus, you will meet Broccolita, a diva broccoli! With dreams in her head of living in a castle and being treated like a Queen, she finds herself on a dirty floor in the Market complaining to a mouse. Will she survive? Find out in this latest story of The Garden Crew.

Children's picture book. Stanley the Sheep visits a garden with his mother. There he learns which flowers he can pick and which he should leave alone.

"This is a collection of 283 genealogies which I have compiled over a period of twenty years as a professional genealogist. ... While I have dealt with some of Oglethorpe's settlers, the vast majority of the genealogies included in this collection deal with Georgians who descend from settlers from other states."--Note to the Reader.