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To Grandpa, With Love
Celebrate Grandpa by sending a Special Delivery book and card! What better way to celebrate the grandfather(s) in your life than with a keepsake book? With adorable illustrations and sweet text, this story is perfect for birthdays, Father’s Day, or just because! Packaged with a pull-out card to sign and an envelope for mailing, this gift set is the perfect alternative to traditional cards!
Secret Barry Island
Explore Barry Island secret history through a fascinating selection of stories, facts and photographs.
Lost ships and lonely seas
In "Lost Ships and Lonely Seas," Ralph Delahaye Paine embarks on a maritime odyssey that captures the enigmatic allure of the ocean and the stories hidden within its depths. This work, rendered in a drifting, lyrical style reminiscent of classic sea literature, delves into the tales of shipwrecks and the poignant narratives of sailors lost to the mighty seas. Paine's vivid descriptions and rich imagery provide readers with a profound sense of place, while his insightful exploration of themes such as adventure, loss, and the human spirit's resilience invites deep reflection. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, the book resonates with the contemporary fascination with both the ...
Snuggle Bunny
It can be hard to convince kids to go to sleep. But when a soft, snuggly bunny is involved, bedtime can be fun, too! With a bunny puppet that parents can animate and adorable animal illustrations, Snuggle Bunny is a treat for every kid getting tucked in. Snuggle Bunny puts away his toys and gives bedtime hugs, encouraging kids to do the same. And as he snuggles up tight and closes his eyes, kids will, too. With Snuggle Bunny, kids will learn that having to go to bed isn't so bad if you get to do it with a bunny!
Tae Kwon Do Man on Building Self Confidence
At the age of twelve, Joey was a shy boy who preferred doing things alone rather than interacting with others. His parents were very concerned about their only child. He was growing up so quickly, but without the social skills that would be so important for him when he entered high school and college. They tried everything that they could think of to get him interested in meeting other kids and spending time with them. But nothing seemed to work. Until one day, when his mom came across an ad in the yellow pages about self defense classes. Signing Joey up for the martial arts completely changed his way of life. Over his years in Tae Kwon Do, he transformed from a timid, bashful introvert into a gregarious, self confident young man, eager to accept and face the challenges before him.
