Helder's Story is an inspiring memoir narrated by Helder's widow, Carol, who knew that it needed to be told. Helder Pereira was a community leader, a healer of the broken, and a devoted husband and father; the memoir contains many inspirational messages, including his commitment to sobriety, his compassion for others, and his joy of life. After being diagnosed with cancer at the age of forty-three, Helder and Carol began to navigate the very difficult healthcare system in search of the best treatment. After a long, hard battle, and realizing his cancer was terminal, Helder decided to plan the end of his life. This book and his life are poignant reminders that love is the greatest gift of all.

Helder's Story: A Death with Dignity

Carol Graham Pereira

Brother Mockingbird

A poetry collection from Gulf Coast poet, Elaine McDermott. Categories include: Reflections, On the Light Side, Coastal Cruisin', Once Upon a Streetcar, and Poet's Palette.
Ms. McDermott is the Mississippi Poetry Society's 2017 Poet of the Year. She also received a Lifetime Achievement Award during a ceremony on April 29, 2017.

Kite in the Wind

Literature & Fiction

McDermott, Elaine

Poetry

The Magic Swamp

Heartbroken after the death of his mother, thirteen-year -old Michel Toussaint searches for the one thing that will fill his emptiness. In the aftermath of a catastrophic hurricane, he sets out to help the stranded residents and animals of the flooded city. His last rescue of the day, a small white terrier with a crescent-moon-shaped tuft of fur on her chest, is spotted sitting on top of a floating Lucky Dog stand. The dog reminds Michel of his mother's lullaby, a song of magic in the moon, the power of dreams, and a reminder that nothing is ever as it seems.
Deep in the trees, a Magic Swamp and its mystical creatures eagerly await the arrival of the boy from the swamp and his dog. It is there where the boy with a broken heart and his little stray hound of questionable heritage and pedigree discover the secret of dreams and the magic that hides in unexpected places.

Children's Books

Alexandry, J.T.

Animals

Kate Wilson hates to admit it, but she's unhappy and can't figure out why. Fearful of flying yet determined to find a reason for her unhappiness, she boards a flight headed for her Washington hometown.
Inn of the Woods owner and pilot, Oxnard Swanson struggles with accepting his multiple sclerosis diagnosis, realizing his dreams of marriage and a family might be over. Determined, he bides his time managing the inn, piloting his Cessna, and training his rescue dog Bayou.
Sparks quickly fly between Oxnard and Kate, when a snow storm forces her to find refuge at the Inn of the Woods. Maggie, a wise guest, suggest the couple step outside, where the magic of the snow offers answers to their search for happiness and a second chance at love. 
Kate and Oxnard find love is like a snowflake, a unique and beautiful reminder of life's continuation, as each snowflake melts into the eternal hope of spring.

Grounded in January

Hendricks, Savannah

Genre Fiction

The 1950's was a time of new homes, television, astronauts, new cars, and rock and roll. It was also a time of nuclear threats and deadly polio. Out of this challenging decade comes the enchanting story of a ten-year-old boy from the Midwest showing a small town the meaning of toughness and tenacity.
The Shawnee Indian treasure was a myth, they said. Nowhere to be found, except in the legends and tall tales of the region. Despite his polio, despite his poverty, despite his fractured family, Jesse Hall believes the stories and discovers irresistible clues in the courthouse clock tower.
With each twist and turn, Jesse learns to overcome all that life can throw at him. He leads his Boy Scout pal, his nineteen-year-old nurse, and the local county historian in a quest for the mythical treasure - a hunt that yields a most unexpected discovery.

The Clock Tower Treasure

Teen & Young Adult

Hess, Victor

While snow might not seem like a big deal to some, it's cold and wet and not okay to Winston. A gentle and cute little story about a child with sensory-processing issues and his eventual ability and bravery to take on a snow day with the help of a dear old grandpa and a furry friend. - Meg Raby, author of My Brother Otto from Gibbs Smith Publishing 
Winston does NOT like to touch the snow, even with his shoes on. One snowy day, he spots his neighbor's dog, Mac wearing special boots, because just like Winston, the dog doesn't like to walk in the snow. Will Winston be able to walk on the snow if he has special boots too?
Winston Versus the Snow is a tender story of creatively overcoming one's fear. - Amanda Jackson, author of My Shape is Sam from Page Street Kids

Winston Versus the Snow

Readers are dying to get their hands on a copy of My Skull Possession. Literally.
Brighton Corley's ordinary teenage life becomes far more thrilling when she forges a friendship with Kate Dorn, the charming new girl at school. Together with an eccentric curiosity shop owner, they embark on a journey to discover the truth behind the mysterious book responsible for paralyzing their town with fear and fascination. Witchcraft, haunted dolls, and stories of possession are some of the dark secrets they uncover in their search for answers. 
As book sales soar and death tolls rise, Brighton wonders if My Skull Possession is the result of a twisted marketing scheme or if it has a connection to something more sinister.

My Skull Possession

Miller, Lisa M.

Special Color and Hardback Edition! 
Heartbroken after the death of his mother, thirteen-year-old Michel Toussaint searches for the one thing that will fill his emptiness. In the aftermath of a catastrophic hurricane, he sets out to help the stranded residents and animals of the flooded city. His last rescue of the day, a small white terrier with a crescent-moon-shaped tuft of fur on her chest, is spotted sitting on top of a floating Lucky Dog stand. The dog reminds Michel of his mother's lullaby, a song of magic in the moon, the power of dreams, and a reminder that nothing is ever as it seems. 
Deep in the trees, a Magic Swamp and its mystical creatures eagerly await the arrival of the boy from the swamp and his dog. It is there where the boy with a broken heart and his little stray hound of questionable heritage and pedigree discover the secret of dreams and the magic that hides in unexpected places.

Amelia worked hard to earn her bikini-ready body, and then one stupid night with one charming boy ruined it all. Of course, a guy like him only pretended to be interested in her so he could lure her outside and kill her. She should have listened to the fortune teller when he predicted something like this would happen.When Amelia wakes up nine days later in a body she hates, fulfilling another prediction, Amelia wonders how the third prediction will come to be-she'll meet the man of her dreams and the man she'll fall in love with.

Nine Lives

Huss, Carly

240 months is the longest anyone lives in this ruined, flooded earth. 240 months before you go Gray. Once that horrible change begins you've got three days before your mind is gone forever. Scout must find a cure. Because if she dies, our world dies with her.

Gray (The Firebrand Trilogy)

Kettlehake, David

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Helder's Story: A Death with Dignity

Kite in the Wind

The Magic Swamp

Grounded in January

The Clock Tower Treasure

Winston Versus the Snow

My Skull Possession

The Magic Swamp

Nine Lives

Gray (The Firebrand Trilogy)