Let your imagination and creativity soar with these cute do-it-yourself Yorkshire Terrier dog Christmas cards. A fun holiday activity for all ages, sure to create lasting memories. Each book has 12 cards to color - 2 different designs. The pictures are hand drawn and the child is encouraged to draw more holiday items on each card, truly making them one-of-a-kind. The inside of each card reads " Wishing You A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!" There are 12 envelopes to color, address, cut out and fold, adding to the fun. Each envelope has one picture to color. You'll find a Christmas List to keep track of who you have mailed a Christmas card to. These cards make for a special holiday greeting from a child or yourself.

Join Nadine and her Doberman, Shoe, to savour a slice of life in West London.

The stories of managers and record companies who ripped bands off, are legendary. But what about those bands whose fiery arc to stardom fizzled out? Bands that, having got a single into the charts, failed to follow it up. What if the music had been more important than the money? The Why was just such a band. But there was something else. Not the lack of talent, nor the potential for hit singles. Something that was much darker and sinister, and it broke The Why up. Fifty years after they split up, lead guitarist in The Why, Dave Waters, attempts to get the band back together. One last shot at success. But a mystery concerning the death of their manager, Monty Schneider, fifty years before becomes an obsession. Was it just an accident? Or, was he murdered? And if he was, who in the band was the murderer? What was the secret that split up The Why?

A testament to the joy of living with pets and the sorrow of losing them. The book is a collection of poems, written as a tribute to the dogs Ms. Klein loved and lost. Gentle words to comfort those who mourn the loss of a beloved pet. It will touch your heart and inspire you to embrace every magical moment you share with your furry friends. "A Treasured Keepsake" for anyone who never wanted to say goodbye. The book, published 2011, is a Revised Edition of the booklet, published 1995, nominated for a DOG WRITERS' ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA MAXWELL AWARD. Foreword by BETTY WHITE A portion of the proceeds is donated to MORRIS ANIMAL FOUNDATION for Canine Health Studies.

The sixth instalment in an occasional series of short stories covering the elapsed time between the books in The Falconer Files series. An insanely gripping village detective series with a delightful slice of humour. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Lillian Jackson Braun and Midsomer Murders. ____________ The town has recently opened it's new theatre and the Town's Women's Guild is to present it's first live performances the pantomime 'Jack and the Beanstalk' - over Christmas. DI Harry Falconer has managed to duck two days spent over the festive season in the Carmichael household by pleading other commitments, but treating the whole family, himself included, to tickets to the first performance, on Boxing Day. But he seems to be able to do nothing straight forward, and when tragedy strikes in the very first Act, he is catapulted back into his professional role with a vengeance: and on a Bank Holiday, too. ____________ Praise for Andrea Frazer's quirky and compelling crime novels: ***** 'As expected from this brilliant Author, another great story with all twists and turns that she comes up with in all her books and, of course, another fantastic setting' Reader Review ***** 'I love all of Andrea Frazer's writing - there's a wonderful, gentle, wry humour in all she writes, and I thoroughly enjoy it!' Reader Review ***** 'As always Andrea Frazer delivers. Simple but clean plot, well written and enjoyable. Will recommend reading all Falcon books, loved the humour too' Reader Review ***** ''Charming little short story... Entertaining; love Falconer and Carmichael' Reader Review

This collection of stories weaves together themes of faith, humour, the rawness of life, and the depths of tragedy. Each narrative poses a thought-provoking question that lingers in the mind: Can certain mysteries ever be truly answered? One story unfolds with two letters bearing the words, ‘We can put this behind us,’ leading us to ponder whether the characters truly can move past their shared history. Another tale delves into the emotional turmoil of a wife deemed intellectually inferior by her spouse, exploring her poignant and powerful reaction. Amidst these narratives, there is a story of hope realized in the birth of a child, a symbol of the future and new beginnings. In a surprising twist, what appears to be an extramarital affair turns out to be something entirely unexpected, challenging our perceptions and assumptions. Each story in this collection offers a unique lens on life, presenting a tapestry of experiences that range from the everyday to the extraordinary. Together, they form a mosaic of human experience, reflecting the diversity and complexity of life itself.