<p>After asking Jeremy to show him the creatures that make him afraid at bed time, his father helps Jeremy to appreciate the night.</p>

Jeremy McBright Was Afraid of the Night

Children's Books

William Bradford

Growing Up & Facts of Life

CyPress Publications

Barbara Kiger has created a character in Ginny Arthur who should not be allowed to expire, in the literary sense. She is such a winning heroine, a little stumbling at times, strong when it counts and just a little bit mysterious. I'd like to say that I saw the end coming, but I didn't, and that sleight of hand just made the novel all the more enjoyable. I hope there are more Ginny Arthur tales to come.—Mary Ann Lindley, Editorial Page Editor Tallahassee Democrat In her first novel, Barbara Kiger introduces readers to a spunky and likeable narrator, and delivers a taut, well-paced mystery that will keep you guessing till the end.Terry Lewis, Author "Conflict of Interest" and "Privileged Information"

Payback

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Kiger, Barbara A.

Mystery

Sarah and the Sand Dollar

Underwood, Kathie L.

Literature & Fiction

AUTOGRAPHED paperback copy with personal inscription by author.  Never read, has author's bookmarks included. Ships from Florida next day.

The Smallest Toy Store: A Christmas Story

Lewis, Regina N.

Holidays & Celebrations

In 1905, an epidemic of measles infiltrates and ravages the small community of Porterdale, Georgia, terrifying its residents, turning neighbor against neighbor. One of its victims is Luther Smith, a twenty-nine-year old husband and father whose sudden death irrevocably alters the lives of his widow and two young daughters, sending them on a lifelong journey of uncertainty and loss. Forced from their home and with no means of support, Leola and her daughters move in with her parents, a home devoid of love that she had escaped from years before, only to return due to circumstances beyond her control. After several years of living in her parents’ home and learning the secrets of their lives that made her own childhood so unhappy, Leola marries a man with five children and moves with her daughters into a new home. Though the combining of families tests Leola’s fortitude and patience, it is the strength of her resolve and the love for her daughters that overcome the obstacles set in her life’s path. Through it all—circumstance, pestilence, natural disaster, and death—Leola’s strength of spirit overcomes even the worst of life’s offerings. Based on a true story, Remembrance tells a story as old as life itself—the story of love, family, and survival.

Remembrance

Nathan Smith Hipps

Genre Fiction

This keepsake book is for all ages. Whether children color the pictures is up to them (and you!). It was the author's intention that this story would invite discussion; that it might serve in a creative way to teach children the importance of responsibility, ethics, inclusiveness, and love of one's neighbors.

Have a Not for Christmas . . . and Always

Catherine S. Fontaine, M.D.

<p>"The Smallest Schoolhouse" is a story for all ages. Full of magical toys, young wood spirits, and elder fairies, this is a sequel to "The Smallest Toy Store, A Christmas Story." "The Smallest Schoolhouse" offers the same emphasis on the value of learning as the first book in the series and is an equally delightful read.</p>

The Smallest Schoolhouse

Regina N. Lewis and P.M. Moore

WW II . . . a Navy Nurse Remembers

O'Farrell, Elizabeth Kinzer

Biographies & Memoirs

Diablo Creek

Simmons, Ted

Teen & Young Adult

After a neighbor boy almost drowns in a swimming pool, a puppy goes to the zoo, the aquarium, and finally, the beach in search of someone who will teach him how to swim.

A.J. Puppy Learns to Swim

Rushing, John Alan

Animals

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