hristine Kringle is a popular writer of wonderful sissy-baby-themed novels. Full of all the fantasies and deep-seated wishes that so many have, Christine lays out a story that COULD be possible one day. You will be thrilled by the vision of young men who become their heart's desire: baby girls. Contains: Belle Means Beautiful Frills for Freddy The Crush

Christine Kringle is a popular writer of wonderful sissy-baby-themed novels. Full of all the fantasises and deep-seated wishes that so many have, Christine lays out a story that COULD be possible one day. You will be thrilled by the vision of young men who become their hearts desire: baby girls. Contains: Belle Means Beautiful Frills for Freddy The Crush

Christine Kringle is a popular writer of wonderful sissy-baby-themed novels. Full of all the fantasies and deep-seated wishes that so many have, Christine lays out a story that COULD be possible one day. You will be thrilled by the vision of young men who become their heart's desire: baby girls. Contains: Belle Means Beautiful Frills for Freddy The Crush

In this whimsical, understated and wide-ranging autobiography, author Frederick Rennie From recounts his own life while also providing a kind of eyewitness account of the fortunes of everyday Australians throughout the 20th century and into the new millennium. Born a sickly infant, From became a cane-cutter, then a soldier, and finally a farmer-forester. Along the way he led a life filled with drama: blood-curdling accidents, fearsome escapes from flood, fire and small-town law-breaking, and even managing to survive three separate theatres of combat during World War II and the Korean War. We are left with a sense of how Australian life in decades past was marked by endeavour, hard labour and hard times, yet was also rich in humanity, incident and fun. What is notable is that the author has managed to recount the saga of a long life without dwelling on pain, noticing boredom or inflicting calumny on anyone. Where others might have seen unkindness, criminal incompetence, even cruelty, he remembers only human foibles at worst and kindness at best. Above all this book demonstrates how the quintessentially Aussie traits of fortitude, humour, observation and assessment flow down the generations.

"..I didn't want to be coldly cast away in a lifeboat with memories, a map and a dream. The map was awfully good, but I really didn't want a map. I just wanted my Dad." "..I figured that he probably planned to head west to hide out on Grandpa's farm. It was the perfect hideout, coveted for a long time by some of the island's leading ICE men." Elaine Alijah "Pirates: My Dad's Mystery" is certainly not a biography. Rather, it is a meandering voyage through my divorcee Dad's childhood, through a series of open-ended, inter-twined dramatic short stories (or "tracks") to adulthood. The treacherous ride continues up and down the corporate ladder and eventually through judicial hell, where like I've said before, Dad made a few very serious mistakes . It's the "vibeztrack" of Dad's life, available in both Standard and Teaching Editions. Perhaps even more intriguing than the stories in the book, is the dramatic epic behind it. Fortunately, for those who need to know, a wealth of behind-the-scenes info and both Elaine Alijah and C.C. Foxx, are very accessible at www.piratesthebook.com.

Winner of the 2012 Robert Kroetsch City of Edmonton Book Prize Shortlisted for the 2012 Edmonton Public Library Alberta Readers' Choice Award In 1941, a young man imagines thrilling battles and heroic acts when he lies about his age and joins the army. Assigned to the Winnipeg Grenadiers, part of the Canadian army in Hong Kong, Freddy McKee becomes a prisoner of war six weeks after arriving in Hong Kong. Five years pass and Freddy finally returns home from the war, but three women—Joanna Keegan, her daughter Hope, and the beautiful and mysterious Su Li—feel echoes of Freddy’s ordeal in each of their lives. For Freddy, the memory of war is a heavier burden than the weapon he once carried. Freddy must fight to survive in a world that has left him behind.

Freddy is the blissfully-unaware husband of Mary who has just helped their neighbor transform into a lifestyle sissy baby. Is it Freddy's time to discover diapers, baby dresses and a life in frills? And is he the only man who has a woman looking to transform him into a delightful and happy sissy baby? Freddy is just the first to enjoy the tender machinations and care of four women who crave the rare delights of a sissy baby of their own. But how do they each obtain that rare and remarkable man - the sissy baby girl? Plans are made for a new AB clothing company and as part of that... they discover how to turn any man into a baby girl. A wonderful tale that continues on from where the very popular book - Belle Means Beautiful leaves off.