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The long-awaited sequel to the pet/humor classic, Memoirs of a Papillon: The Canine Guide to Living with Humans without Going Mad. Genevieve unleashes a scathing analysis of human culture that will have sociologists all over the world looking for new jobs. This item is Returnable.
They watch our every move, study our habits, judge our moods, and time our activities. They plot elaborate subterfuges to manipulate us into doing their bidding and trick us into participating in their nefarious schemes. They charm us into loving them. They are our dogs. Genevieve, a brilliant seven-pound papillon who dares to break the canine code of silence, invites you into the inner sanctum of dogdom in this hilarious exposé about what dogs really think of their people. In her bitingly funny memoir, Genevieve reveals canine secrets never before shared with humans while also passing on her devious tricks-of-the-trade to her legions of furry pupils. In Small Dog, Big Life, Genevieve sinks...
AView From The Lake is much more then just a book of fishing stories. Yes there are plenty of fish stories but it just as much a book about people and places. There are memories of fishing with a grandfather and father, old and new friends and now a grandson. We travel to waters near and far. We venture to Cozumel for bonefish, Key West for tarpon, and to Canada for walleyes and northern pike. Closer to home we fish for bass and panfish, on the Mississippi River for walleyes, and an ice fishing trip to Lake Of The Woods. There are memories of an island and the adventure of camping there as a young boy, confidence in a favorite bait, the joys of Christmas vacation and the much anticipated arr...
Burned out? Finished? Done? Has the hurt and heartache you've experienced along the Christian journey left you completely exhausted and at the end of yourself? You may just be a "Fried Christian".In "A Recipe for Fried Christian" author Dennis Bambino shares his story of becoming a fried Christian with gut-wrenching honesty. He characterizes his experience in the form of a "recipe," that when followed, results in spiritual burnout.Gleaning from Bambino's journey of going from "fried" to "a well-done lover of God," you will learn the devices the enemy uses to fry a Christian as well as transformational truths that pull you out of burnout and into hope and healing. You'll be impacted and empow...
A DISH BEST SERVED COLD All Dennis ever wanted was to serve tasty food to hungry customers, but because he defied the powers that be, his beloved restaurant was burned to the ground. As he sinks into the depths of despair, the people he'd saved with his cooking appear to support him. With the same knife he uses to slice up veggies, Dennis will now go forth to dice some evildoers!
President Bush interrupts Granny Bell's beloved soap opera "Private Clinic" to announce that the mission is accomplished. This inexcusable offense is enough to send the aging art patron on the path to revolution. An unexpected pregnancy has an unexpected outcome for the inhabitants of the carriage house. We all have potential. Some of us live up to it. Some of us whither in its long shadow. Henry Lee shoulders the weight of expectations as he sets off to qualify for Wimbledon at the tender age of 14. A bank is robbed in the occupied West Bank. An Israeli helicopter is downed near Ramallah and twelve Israeli soldiers are killed. An aging secret service agent longs for his wife and a young reporter for the left leaning Haaretz newspaper gets the scoop of a lifetime. 1868. In the New Mexico town of San Dio there is nothing but tumbleweeds. Once a thriving silver mining town theonly people left are Tom and Cecilia, a recovering alcoholic and a runaway showgirl hoping to start over.
THE STORY: Orin, a disenchanted librarian, arrives at his parents' home for dinner to find that his sister, Sandy, left her husband, moved back home and began an affair with Mike, the next-door neighbor, and an old childhood friend Orin used to tau
THE STORY: The time is 1878 and the place is Meanly, Kansas, a little whistle stop on the Santa Fe, which has quieted down of late and wants to stay that way. Consequently, the Sheriff, prodded by the local wives and mothers, has bought a one-way t
Firpo continues his journey beyond time-begun in Bronx Boy-in pursuit of his next revelation and the answer to life's sweet mystery. He finds himself on a narrow and dangerous pathway, bounded by a densely forested mountain range on one side and a bottomless abyss on the other. The road promises to lead Firpo to a place of revelation. Along the way, he is guided by the eccentric Danny Dingo, the last white male, who has his own tale to tell. Journey with Firpo and Danny as they struggle to overcome the many obstacles they encounter on the road, from rock slides and quicksand, to carnivorous rain drops, haunted caves, and man size devil bats. Against all odds, they struggle in a desperate attempt to reach There, a magical place which may contain the answers Firpo seeks, and may even contain the secret of Firpo's final place in eternity.
The places we fish and people we are with takes us on new adventures in Mike Yurk’s latest book, Other Waters. Follow Mike as he takes you from Costa Rico to catch marlin, to Mexico for sailfish and big bass to Canada’s Northwest Territories fishing for giant lake trout. In between are other waters; streams, rivers, ponds and lakes both big and small forming memorable fishing with unforgettable companions. There are two trout streams in northern Wisconsin from Mike’s youth to years later two other steams in North Carolina’s Appalachian Mountains. Rivers such as Wisconsin’s Wolf and Fox Rivers fishing in his early years with his father and grandfather brings us to the Mississippi Ri...