Kala, the great ape who raises Tarzan, shares a special relationship with him. On board pages.

Ahh-Ahh-Ahh-Ahhhh! Dorothy knows she could make a great Tarzan in the class play, even if she is a girl. When she gets up to introduce the world to her primal yell, something comes over her -- something wild and untamed. She gets the part, but Dorothy's not the only one with jungle fever. Her Tarzan yell seems to have an effect on all nearby animals, and when the circus comes to town the night of the class play, things start to get a whole lot wilder! Betsy Byars is one of the most celebrated and beloved writers of children's books today.

Parents, leaders, teachers, here is a fun, gently-worded, nondenominational book for young children filled with God's timeless truths about male and female, romantic feelings, and marriage. In today's jungle, Me Tarzan, You Jane can help teach essential healthy attitudes and counteract wildly popular falsehoods.

With a mixture of humor, foundational truths, and practical application, "Me Tarzan, You Jane" will not only transform a marriage but it will also change couples with its practical guidelines and solutions for staying connected to one another in all levels of relationship, or reconnecting if the marriage partners have drifted apart.

Assembled on the roof of the Federal Laboratory for Industrial Technology, a high-ranking group of bureaucrats, Members of Congress, and technical gurus, await the demonstration of a new robotics technology to be used in space. The robot arms perform with admirable precision until they take an unexpected turn, diminishing the high-ranking group by one.