A short story of two tiny creatures that as fate would have it both discover each other and their live's are destined to change forever. As one who feels uncertainty is taught to overcome their fear by a new little friend full of vibrance and confidence who pushes them to do what they were originally born to do, and that is to fly! The two unlikely friends form a quick yet indelible bond that will later have them venturing out to embark on a new journey together as they both take flight and set sail across the 7 seas. We hope you thoroughly enjoy the tiny tale and share this little gem with your precious one's, and to all others who wish to "soar to new heights where few others have dared."

Have you ever heard of a bird that was afraid of heights? Well, Augie is one such bird. Augies life was limited to his nest, where he lived with his fears. He was so afraid; he couldnt even leave his nest to get out on the limb his nest rested upon. He lived with embarrassment as the other birds flew by, teasing him and laughing at him. Then one day, out of nowhere, Coleman the Cat showed up at Augies nest. That was when everything changed for Augie. The two struck up a rather unusual friendship, and what follows is how Coleman helps Augie deal with his fears and his insecurities. Youll have to read the book, however, to see if Augie ever gets over his fears and really flies.

Part of Valdor series.This series of 4 books was written to encourage children to face their fears and to overcome them, thus enabling them to their full potential. Using different characters and written on a child like level, the child easily identifies with each character as the fears are eliminated.

Roz the robot discovers that she is alone on a remote, wild island with no memory of where she is from or why she is there, and her only hope of survival is to try to learn about her new environment from the island's hostile inhabitants.

A half-starved young Russian is smuggled into Hamburg at dead of night. He has an improbable amount of cash secreted in a purse around his neck. He is a devout Muslim. Or is he?

Perhaps the first novel to take as its subject the appreciation and crafting of haiku, this is the story of Buck-Teeth, a provincial poet and fictitious student of the Japanese classical haiku master Issa, who, in the course of his training, travels to ancient Edo and contemporary New Orleans, falls in and out of love, considers the many schools of haiku, and ultimately learns what it is to be a poet. Along the way we are offered gentle lessons on haiku and what we might put into it, how it and we got this way, and what it all might mean.