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Would You Rather?
Would you rather have a hose for a nose…or 26 toes? This hilarious book presents readers with side-splitting scenarios that make them choose between monster moms and dinosaur dads, crying your eyes out or laughing your head off, and ants in your pants or poo on your shoe. Comical artwork perfectly illustrates these outrageous scenarios, which will keep readers turning the pages and asking for more! A kid-friendly introduction to critical thinking and humor, this book is sure to charm even the most reluctant reader.
Three of Hearts
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Layton
Layton was settled in 1850 by pioneers in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. An outgrowth of Kaysville, Layton separated in 1902 following a 20-year legal battle. The city incorporated in 1920. The Layton Sugar Plant opened in 1915, and the town was an agricultural and ranching hub until 1941, when the United States entered World War II. In less than 10 years, by 1950, Layton's population had tripled, mainly because of Hill Field, a US Air Force maintenance base. Today, Layton is the largest city in Davis County and a regional retail center, anchored by the Layton Hills Mall. It is well known for its "Restaurant Row;" Commons Park, which boasts an extensive collection of lighted animal figures during the holidays; the Ed Kenley Amphitheater; the Adams Canyon trail; and much more.
The Sentinels
Do you believe in Superheroes? Dr. Samantha Nichols remembers her college boyfriend Douglas as a cynical, selfish, and materialistic person. When she runs into him again years later, he is selfless and idealistic. Trying to figure out what caused the radical change in his persona, Samantha decides Douglas is delusional. He wants to be a crime fighter and even claims to know people with actual superpowers. Suddenly, Samantha is torn between enjoying the new Douglas and curing him of his fantasies. Surrounded by friends that encourage his behavior, Douglas tries to act the part of a hero and ends up facing off against a group of organized criminals holding the city hostage. When the consequences of vigilantism become dangerously real, Douglas is forced to face the question "What makes a true hero?"
The Sentinels Book Two
Despite saving a city held hostage, Douglas Lawson’s life has been thrown into chaos. Facing an organized gang of criminals, he suffered injuries requiring him to walk with a cane. Now those same criminals know who he is and where he lives. Doug must keep his family and friends safe while still investigating a new case involving the murder of a prosecutor and trying to track down the elusive mastermind known as “Raven”. His adopted son, Jacob is also struggling with following in Douglas’ footsteps and the loneliness of being the son of a crime fighting vigilante. Little does Lawson or the rest of his team realize that the next big threat is coming from someone close to them…
One of Them
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