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Every Life a Picture
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The Booming of Acre Hill
Reproduction of the original: The Booming of Acre Hill by John Kendrick Bangs
Daisy Does It All: A Fake Husband Small Town Romance (Clover Park, Book 2)
Escape into this hilarious feel-good romance with a fake husband who wants to be the real deal! USA Today bestselling series. Reality is overrated… Exhausted single mom Daisy Garner is shocked when her blog about life with Darling Husband and Baby Delight in their charming Victorian home brings a national talk show to her door. Amazing! Except she made the whole thing up. Panic! Now she needs to borrow a Victorian house and find a man to play her fake husband on TV. Travis O'Hare steps up for the role, as long as she'll marry him for real. He wants their son to have the stable home life Travis never had. But before the wedding can happen, Travis and Daisy have to get through the interview ...
Daisy
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The Booming of Acre Hill, and Other Reminiscences of Urban and Suburban Life
In 'The Booming of Acre Hill, and Other Reminiscences of Urban and Suburban Life', John Kendrick Bangs explores the intricacies of daily life in both urban and suburban settings. Through a collection of engaging short stories, Bangs skillfully captures the essence of the late 19th century American society with a touch of humor and wit. His writing style is characterized by a blend of satire and social commentary, making the book an insightful yet entertaining read that sheds light on the customs and values of the time. Bangs' ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia while also poking fun at societal norms sets this book apart from other works of its era. It serves as a valuable window into the ...
Daisy's Rainbow Picnic
Daisy the fairy and her friends have a picnic.
Daisy and the Trouble With Jack
Daisy can't believe it! Mrs Peters is making her sit next to Jack Beechwhistle - the worst boy in the school, and possibly the whole world! Jack is so mad! Mrs Peters is making him sit next to Daisy Butters - she's such an annoying blabber! As the school day goes on, Daisy and Jack think of more and more ways to get one up on each other. Then they both have a brilliant idea! Trouble is, Daisy and Jack might be more alike than they realized . . . A funny, mischievous and totally troublesome tale for girls and boys, written and published specially for World Book Day 2016.
