A beginner's guide to outwitting all manner of garden pests and nuisances, from RHS judge and gardening expert, Andrew Mikolajski.

Hear What the Critics are Saying "Very heart-warming stories; not only was this book inspirational, but it was also incredibly helpful. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is lost and needs to find themselves. Amazing Book." -Mary Jones -Valley Daily News "I enjoyed this motivational book quite a bit. My favorite story was the one about the Peanut Butter And Jelly sandwiches. Five Stars." -Judy B. Cohen –Elite Media Group "This was a very up-lifting and inspirational book. It both motivated and taught me to think outside of the box. A Must Read." -Dave Baker -Book Bloggers of America "I was really moved by some of the stories; what I like about this book is that some of the stories where motivational and others were just about teaching a specific lesson. Ten Thumbs Up." -Debra Eisner -Literary Times Inc. "Very inspiring book with great stories; I Highly Recommend this one to anybody who likes to read, and whose soul needs a bit of healing." -Emma Righter -Writers United Group "I liked a lot of the stories; my favorite was the one about the Gumballs; since I'm in sales, it made a lot of sense to me. This is definitely one book you will not regret buying. Great Book!" -Carl Mosner –Readers Cove Unlimited "This was a great book. I really enjoyed the stories, and the lessons were very helpful. It's a Wonderful Book that really makes you think." -Lee Ratner –Daily Media Trends, Inc. Editorial Review Who Ate My Grapes? Is a book that will make you laugh and think at the same time. The way the author explains very complex issues in such a simplistic, easy-to-comprehend fashion is commendable. These are the types of stories that feed our soul. Any generation, young or old, will enjoy this book very much; many of its stories are not only inspiring, but also true. If you are looking for a book that will not only inspire you, but will also challenge the way you view the world, then this is the book for you. A Must Read! Jim S. Stein About the Book If you loved the Chicken-Soup for the Soul series, then you'll love Who Ate My Grapes? It's a book full of motivational short stories that will not only inspire and motivate you, but will also give you great practical advice on everyday situations. This book is extremely funny in some parts; and yet, very deep and thought provoking in others. It will elicit numerous emotions from its readers and shed more light on solutions to problems we face on a day to day basis. If you're looking for a book that will not only motivate your soul, but also cultivate your mind, then look no further. Who Ate My Grapes? Will leave you both inspired, and prepared. Author's Favorite Quote "Life is a comedy to those who think; a tragedy to those who feel."

A creative board book to learn numbers and discover different animals. Also available, from the same author, Who Ate My Cake?

You read the famous cheese book and digested its message. Perhaps it even moved you. Now here's your chance for a fresh perspective, an opportunity to understand cheese from the bottom up.

This story of God's love, told by trees, is simply written and illustrated with beautiful pictures. The absolute best gift a child can receive is the gift of eternal life. This gift can only be received by accepting the truth that every person is a sinner and Jesus died for the sins of the entire world. There is an immeasurable value in children coming to know about God, experiencing God, and the story of His Son at an early age. This story tells how sin came into the world, the impact sin has on the world, and the answer to our sin problem: Jesus. Preschoolers will enjoy the pictures and the individual Bible stories told from the viewpoint of trees. Beginner readers will find the stories fun and easy to read.

An unapologetic tribute to fellow Singaporean, this rendition of snippets of Olive’s life calls for her country to wake up and be discerning. It isn’t as though Singaporeans aren’t discerning already, however Olive simply wanted to turn observations and opinions into printed word for all to see, encouraging Singaporeans to be bold and strong and commit themselves to their aspirations. While writing the book, Olive had in mind the leaders of her country, and also she harbors the inner aspirations to become a much coveted lawyer. The idea is to speak up and not be fearful of politics and the Singapore government. The support for this children’s book will benefit many in Singapore who are living in Reflection of the Buddha. Call it corny!

The Life Tree hinges upon the spiritual and practical experiences of a theology student, Rick Leverenz as he journeys through the final phases of his ministry training as a Vicar and into his time as an ordained Pastor. Leverenz and his comrades uncover several levels of an evil conspiracy that has penetrated the churches. From the streets of Detroit Michigan to the catacombs under Rome, Italy, the team pursues the conspirators in order to uncover the truth. Who would murder an 11 year-old girl? What did they gain? The story unfolds the answer as the team follows the trail of money and corruption all the way to Rome.