Tantric Coconuts

Literature & Fiction

Greg Kincaid

Humor & Satire

Crown

[Library Edition Audiobook CD in vinyl case][Read by Mark Bramhall] Here is a heartwarming tale of how one dog showed a family the true meaning of Christmas.  Todd, the youngest of four children, has a developmental disability that keeps him at home on the farm with his mother and father. One special holiday season, Todd hears an ad on the radio from a shelter looking for temporary homes for their dogs during the holiday week. When Todd's parents at last give in to his pleas for this charitable cause, the family is faced with yet another problem: an entire shelter full of dogs needing homes. Using his special charms and gifts of persuasion, Todd encourages his whole community to participate in the ''Adopt a Dog for Christmas Program'' and, more importantly, teaches his family the true meaning of goodwill.

A Dog Named Christmas

United States

Blackstone Audiobooks

[Read by Mark Bramhall] Here is a heartwarming tale of how one dog showed a family the true meaning of Christmas.  Todd, the youngest of four children, has a developmental disability that keeps him at home on the farm with his mother and father. One special holiday season, Todd hears an ad on the radio from a shelter looking for temporary homes for their dogs during the holiday week. When Todd's parents at last give in to his pleas for this charitable cause, the family is faced with yet another problem: an entire shelter full of dogs needing homes. Using his special charms and gifts of persuasion, Todd encourages his whole community to participate in the ''Adopt a Dog for Christmas Program'' and, more importantly, teaches his family the true meaning of goodwill.

[MP3CD Audiobook format in vinyl case] [Read by Mark Bramhall] Here is a heartwarming tale of how one dog showed a family the true meaning of Christmas.  Todd, the youngest of four children, has a developmental disability that keeps him at home on the farm with his mother and father. One special holiday season, Todd hears an ad on the radio from a shelter looking for temporary homes for their dogs during the holiday week. When Todd's parents at last give in to his pleas for this charitable cause, the family is faced with yet another problem: an entire shelter full of dogs needing homes. Using his special charms and gifts of persuasion, Todd encourages his whole community to participate in the ''Adopt a Dog for Christmas Program'' and, more importantly, teaches his family the true meaning of goodwill.

[Read by Mark Bramhall] In this heartwarming novel, Greg Kincaid, the bestselling author of A Dog Named Christmas, revisits the early life of one of that book's protagonists and brings us a holiday tale of redemption, hope and forgiveness. It's 1962, and as Christmas approaches so does one of the worst snow and ice storms in Kansas history. Without utilities and emergency services, it is a dangerous time for the residents of Cherokee County. For the McCray family, it is even worse. Big Bo McCray is the county road maintainer, and it is his duty to keep the roads clear -- but all tasks seem more difficult to Bo and his wife Cora due to the recent death of their only son, John. Losses begin to pile up for the family like the snow on their rural roads. John's wife and two daughters move off the McCray family farm and return to Minnesota, leaving the youngest member of the family, twelve-year-old George, behind with his grandparents. Young George has been hit hard by his father's death and hangs on to the farm, the only thing left to connect him to his father. As George retreats into his grief, Bo and Cora's focus shifts to their struggling grandson. Then, when an alcoholic neighbor does a stint in the county jail, someone must care for his dog, Tucker, an Irish Setter. Tucker comes to the McCrays with his own pain yet learns to trust George as boy and dog form a bond that helps George begin to deal with his grief and helps him take the first steps into manhood.

Christmas with Tucker

A Christmas Home

[Read by Mark Bramhall] *The touching sequel to the beloved novel A Dog Named Christmas On Sunday, November 29, 2009, more than 12.5 million families fell in love with the television adaptation of the novel A Dog Named Christmas. Within forty-eight hours after the Hallmark Hall of Fame movie aired, the initial run of twenty thousand DVDs sold out. Two years later, when Christmas with Tucker, the prequel to the McCray family stories, was released, it was described by Dean Koontz as ''a perfect Christmas read,'' by A. J. Jacobs as ''lovely and poignant,'' and by Publishers Weekly as ''cute, hopeful, and heartwarming.'' Now, the much-anticipated third installment, A Christmas Home, will prove to be yet another holiday classic.  Watching their children move out and live independently is a difficult task for many parents -- but for George and Mary Ann McCray, it's nearly impossible. Even though Todd, their disabled son, is in his twenties, George and Mary Ann fear that he cannot thrive without their support and supervision. But Todd is determined to be his own person -- and he has a dog named Christmas and an entire community ready to help him find his way.

[Read by Adam Verner] A new novel - and new direction - from the bestselling author of A Dog Named Christmas ''Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance'' meets'' Life of Pi'' meets ''On the Road'' meets ''Travels with Charley'' in this quirky spiritual journey across the wild highways and byways of America. Free spirit Angel Two Sparrows - artist and musician extraordinaire - is having trouble making ends meet. On the verge of desperation, she inherits her crazy aunt Lilly's bookmobile and half-wolf named No Barks and dreams up yet another life plan. Painting her business card on the side of the minivan, Angel and her trusty companion set off on a pilgrimage across America hoping to jump-start her new profession: Native American spiritual consultant. Traveling in the other direction on a much-needed vacation - and in need of spiritual nourishment - is Teddy Day, with his Irish terrier mix, Argo. When he leaves Kansas, Ted can't image how far from his sleepy law office that old silver-and-black Winnebago 32RQ Chieftain will take him. - - Two lives collide - literally - in an RV park, and when the dust settles, Ted and Angel find themselves enamored. They set off together on a crazy road trip, detouring into some rarely traveled corridors of the human soul. Very soon, nothing will ever be the same for these travelers, their dogs, and, heck, the world at large.

Tantric Coconuts: A Novel

Blackstone Audio

A Dog Named Christmas (Thorndike Christian Fiction)

Contemporary

Center Point Large Print

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Tantric Coconuts

A Dog Named Christmas

A Dog Named Christmas

A Dog Named Christmas

Christmas with Tucker

A Christmas Home

A Christmas Home

A Christmas Home

Tantric Coconuts: A Novel

A Dog Named Christmas (Thorndike Christian Fiction)