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Roxy Fox
Roxanne Felicia Fox, a smart, sassy, English anthropomorphic fox tells her story about her life in Foxtown, a fictional town around rural London inhabited by only anthropomorphic animals, except for the villainous human Rozzalina and her kind parents. Roxy, for short, elaborates on her struggles about growing up, bullying, her family, falling in love, prejudice against foxes, school, her rise to musical fame and even becoming Queen of the town and a mighty fighting warrior under the teachings of Master Lemur.
Taking Part
Accompanying computer disk contains PDF files of reproducible forms and handouts referenced in the text.
Rita Fox
This is the story of Roxy's daughter, Rita, carrying on her own story of her life after the telling of her mother's. She also grows up in a world of prejudice but the town is humbler after knowing the wonders and heroism of Roxanne Felicia Fox. She gives her perspective of her love for Blaze, her discovery of magic, and getting back home after a war in Alaska. She meets Eva, an undercover police fox desperate to solve the mystery of brutal murders of innocent townsfolk when she arrives back in her hometown. Rita becomes involved deeply in the investigation, determined to unmask the killer.
Naughty Bedtime Stories
It's not everyday an opportunity for a second chance drops into your lap. Tuck in with eleven erotic shorts, poems and art from eight amazing writers. Naughty Bedtime Stories: Second Chances explores the sexy side of Memory Lane with smoking hot tales of redemption, lust, love and forgiveness. Explore an opportunity at redemption. RSVP to an invitation to start over. Rekindle the flames of what used to be. Find the means to rectify a wrong. Whatever it is, whenever it's given, grab hold with both hands and don't waste a second. Stories included: My Master Be - Aurelia Fray The White Wolf - Kathryn M Hearst Fuck it Out - a poem by Caroline Baker Tug: Love at First Sight - Bry Dig One More Round - a poem by Caroline Baker Wicked Game - Josephine Ballowe Facing the Past - Sabina Bundgaard Control - a poem by Caroline Baker Inevitably Yours - Aurelia Fray He Said Yes - Felicia Fox Playful Vibes - artwork by Jackie McMahon
Vixen
We'd never even spoken and I couldn't get her out of my head. I saw her almost every day and, God, she made my lady parts sing. But it wasn't just what she did to me physically. Whenever I looked at her, my imagination ran away with me and I couldn't help but picture her hands on me. I couldn't help but wonder what her skin tasted like. I would imagine the heat of her body against mine. Feel the crush of her lips. She became the star of every one of my fantasies. And when we finally spoke, I was entranced by her voice, spurred to near climax by a wild encounter. It was then she began to unravel me and held me tight as everything in my world turned upside down. My Vixen.
The Jews of Summer
In the decades directly following the Holocaust, American Jewish leaders anxiously debated how to preserve and produce what they considered authentic Jewish culture, fearful that growing affluence and suburbanization threatened the future of Jewish life. Many communal educators and rabbis contended that without educational interventions, Judaism as they understood it would disappear altogether. They pinned their hopes on residential summer camps for Jewish youth: institutions that sprang up across the U.S. in the postwar decades as places for children and teenagers to socialize, recreate, and experience Jewish culture. Adults' fears, hopes, and dreams about the Jewish future inflected every ...
Who's Laughing Now? and Don't Burn Your Bridge
In the story Who's Laughing Now?, Walter Warthog gets a good laugh from going around telling lies and making the other animal friends mad at each other. As the day winds down, Walter Warthog is going to find out what goes around comes around and he may not be the one who's laughing now. In the story Don't Burn Your Bridge, Rudy Rooster never wants to work hard for anything and is always looking to luck up on a handout from the animal friends. As the day unfolds, Rudy Rooster scores big lucking up on a new house from his Uncle Randy Rooster. When his friends Walter Warthog, Cathy Cat and Lydia Ladybug come to congratulate him on the new house, Rudy Rooster runs out and burns the bridge so they can't come over.
Donut Go Breaking My Heart
Aine is stress incarnate, and at the moment she's at an all-time high. She's dreamt of owning her little donut shop forever, but as they say in business, "Location, location, location!" Right now, location is something Aine doesn't have. For the last month she's started to contemplate doing something out of character. She needs some relief from the daily "What the f**k did I think I was doing" rattling around in her head. In walks Cian. There's something about this man who comes in like a flirtatious whirlwind that makes Aine want to be banged like a screen door in a hurricane. He's the exact kind of drama she doesn't need in her life. "All work and no fun" will be Aine's motto until she can pull herself out of the mess she's in. Is giving in to Cian what she needs? She's sure as hell hoping it is.
Research Papers For Dummies
From blank page to final draft, this is your straightforward guide to research papers You're sitting at your desk in a classroom or in an airless cubicle, wondering how many minutes are left in a seemingly endless day, when suddenly your teacher or supervisor lowers the boom: She wants a research paper, complete with footnotes and a list of sources. She wants accuracy, originality, and good grammar. And – gasp! – she wants ten pages! You may be 16 years old or 60 years old, but your reaction is the same: Help! Take heart. A research paper may seem daunting, but it's a far-from-impossible project to accomplish. Turning research into writing is actually quite easy, as long as you follow a ...
Frances Farmer
Previous biographies of American actress Frances Farmer (1913-1970) have downplayed her professional achievements to emphasize her turbulent personal life, including several police arrests and repeated confinements in a state mental hospital. By focusing upon her acting career, this book endeavors to restore her position as a significant Hollywood player of the 1930s, '40s and '50s. An analysis of her film, radio and television work is offered, as well as assessments of the three Frances Farmer biopics and the documentaries in which she is featured. Each of her 16 films receives a chapter-length discussion. A very lengthy biographical chapter is included.
