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Making Life Rich Without Any Money
In a time when readers have experienced the transitory nature of the economy, Phil Callaway shares fascinating characteristics of truly rich people--characteristics that have nothing to do with money and everything to do with wealth. Readers will nod their heads knowingly, smile, and sometimes laugh out loud as they read about... The perils and joys of a SITCOM family (Single Income Three Children Oppressive Mortgage) Phil's new appreciation for his wife after a memorable "Mr. Mom" experience One family's surprising response when they are literally "creamed" by a dairy truck A lasting male friendship forged over an unlikely object--a lawnmower A startling phone call that changed Phil's life True wealth doesn't come with any material possessions. Through warmth and laughter, Callaway shows that the best things in life are not really things, after all. In this tough economic climate, readers may be surprised to learn that they may find real richness even in their own backyards.
Angus
Angus was born in Falmouth, a village on Cape Cod. His father is a commercial fisherman and his mother runs their small fish store. His grandfather was the famous Captain Appleby, who sailed a large three-masted cargo schooner which was lost in a storm off Cape Hatteras. Angus is expected to follow his father's footsteps and become a fisherman--however, Angus has his grandfather's love for sailing and, against his father's wishes, he secretly takes sailing lessons. He has a dream to someday sail around the world. One day on the city dock, he meets an old sea captain who owns a small sailboat that is sinking at the dock. Angus befriends the old man, Captain Duncan, and tells him of his dream to sail the seven seas. Captain Duncan tells him he once had the same dream - that he built the little sailboat fifty years ago, named it Echo and sailed the world. He gives Angus the little sailboat and encourages him to follow his dream. Go along with Angus on his journey, as he finds new friends, gains experience, encounters terrifying storms and eventually fulfills his dream.
I Am Golden
Bailey is a purebred golden retriever puppy. When she is born, she is the third of a large litter of puppies. She spends the first weeks of her life with her mother and brothers and sisters, eating and sleeping and playing. But when her new human mom comes to take her home-everything in Bailey's life changes. Bailey is a little scared at first. In this new place, there are many things for her to understand and experience. She meets her new human dad, gets her first crate and her own toys, puts up with being groomed, and goes to puppy class. She also learns about the invisible fence, visits camp, and plays with company. But what will Bailey do when a kitten comes over to be company-and then stays for good? This tale, including pictures, tells the story of how Bailey feels when she is adopted by a family and how she deals with the new experiences of being in her forever home.
Little Muffins
Little Muffins loves art, but she HATES gym class. But has she truly given it her best effort? In the follow up to "Little Muffins," our favorite little baked good has to step out of her comfort zone to see if she can get better at something she doesn't understand or even like. And she just might get some unlikely help along the way.
Come Along and Bring a Friend
Roger Williams is a hunter and fisherman. Since he can remember, he has pursued game on the mountains of the New River Valley in Virginia. In his collection of memories and practical advice tailored for game hunters, Williams offers an entertaining glimpse into a few of his favorite ventures into the wilds of nature as he and his hunting companions-affectionately nicknamed "the brushy mountain misfits"-experienced one unforgettable adventure after the other. Williams, who begins by providing clothing and gear tips for novice hunters, shares anecdotes that highlight the zaniness of his comic adventures with longtime hunting pals Monkey Wrench, Boss Man, Road Kill, Dragger, Birddog, Shadow, an...
Paul Learns to Crawl
Have you ever had to overcome a difficult problem? Of course! We all have. This is a story of a young worm named Paul who does not know how to crawl. Unless he can overcome this problem, he cannot play with his friends. Lucky for Paul, he has many friends that want to help him. Come and join Paul and friends in this encouraging story and find out for yourself if Paul learns to crawl.
Bible Folks
Some of my favorite Bible stories have been about Noah, David and Goliath, Elijah, and many stories about Jesus. All of these are included in "Bible Folks". In these stories, you'll feel the jealousy of Cain, hear the jibes and taunts of Noah's neighbors as he labors on the ark, hurry with Lot and his family through the streets of Sodom to escape the impending death promised by the angels of God. You'll listen in on the conversations and hear the private thoughts of the folks in the Bible. In some of these stories I have given names to individuals who weren't mentioned by name in the Bible. I have also suggested possible answers that someone might ask about. Some of these include "Where did ...
Three Little Alaskan Princesses Find Gold
Kaka Sa U, Goon A Teen, and little Sha What Gu are three little Alaskan princesses. The sisters live in the small village of Kake, which is located in the heart of southeastern Alaska. The villagers who share their home work hard. They keep their village alive by hunting, fishing, and trapping. The children of the village help too. In the mornings they gather water, and in the evenings they gather wood. That leaves the rest of the day for building, playing, and dreaming. One day, Kaka Sa U has a dream of her own that will take her and her sisters on an extraordinary adventure. The three princesses set out on an adventure to find gold to so that they can buy whatever they want. Join them princesses on their journey as they learn about what is really valuable in their lives. Together, they discover what it truly means to be rich.
Eat Your Colors!
"Every parent knows that convincing young children to eat their fruits and vegetables is no easy task. Created by an educator and mother, Eat Your Colors! offers a captivating, vibrant way to teach children about colors and foods that are good to eat. Through the use of fun rhymes and brightly colored pictures of foods, Terry Harris shows children all the benefits of eating healthy, delicious foods while teaching them about colors. From green lettuce and white cauliflower to yellow grapefruit and red apples, Harris introduces little ones to a variety of fruit and vegetable options sure to tempt even the pickiest of palates. Also included are interactive exercises that encourage children to identify healthy options. Eat Your Colors! is a children's book that playfully guides little ones to good food choices through bright colors and fun rhymes."--Back cover
Better Health Can Be
"[S]eeks to bring current research information to those of any age or gender on the quality of life that we all should strive for."--Back cover.
