Book by K. L. Reddy, M.D., B. K. Murthy, Ph.D.

Psychological Immunity: A Parents First Line of Defense

K. L. Reddy

First Page Publications

Historic book of photographs and captians documenting the early history of the mid-state community of Marshall, Michigan.

Old Marshall Town

History

Cook, Eric

Charles

Americas

In 1930, during the Depression, a 13-year-old boy was forced from his home and became a hobo. The entire country was in dire straits. There was no work, no money, and very little food. Many people hit the road to find employment of any kind - but few were as young as Monte Holm. These young people joined an army of young men and women - common folk as well as, skilled tradesmen, engineers, lawyers, bankers - that rode the rails, traveling from state to state, seeking work. Hunger and danger were their constant companions. This yongster became a man at a very tender age. 
Dennis Clay and Monte Holm have collaborated to produce this intriguing story of one man's struggle to attain a victorious life.

Once A Hobo : The Autobiography of Monte Holm

Clay, Dennis L.

Holm, Monte

The author writes his tale from firsthand knowledge of the hsitoric area known as the Arizona Strip - an unclaimed strip of land that knew no law before the 1950"s. An old style western novel of murder by ambush, bank robberies and cattle rustling-and love between the hero and heroine-where the good guys were easily distinguished from the bad guys.

The Strip Outlaw

Brooksby, L. J.

Dean Rockwell purchased his first antique knife rest in 1968. As his collection grew so did his realization there was little or nothing written about these fascinating artifacts. "Somebody has to learn and write about them." he said to a friend. 
From that self admonishment has come this book, the first to delve into the appearance, manufacture and use of the now much sought after tools of a proper dining scene of the 1760-1920 period in the English speaking world.

Antique Knife Rests : The History, Manufacture & Use of English, American & Continental Knife Rests in Metal, Glass & Ceramic

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Rockwell, Dean

Entertaining & Holidays

Alex has invested over ten years developing an engaging and successful consulting career. A single woman, Alex is free from the encumbrance of husband and children and possesses knowledge passed down from her mentor, Riley O’Conner. Her promised promotion to Senior Consultant and a place on the most coveted team in the firm is evident. The crowning achievement of her career and a promising romance set Alex’s dreams in motion until a series of events keep them at bay. Resolution enables Alex to persevere the disintegration of trust and security in her professional and personal life. Yet the act of guiding her widowed mother through suppressed grief and the discovery of her dearest friend’s hidden heartache open her soul to true essence of who she is and what she values most. A story rich with yearning, loss, acceptance and hope, The Boy’s Club speaks to the determination of every woman striving to fill the intrinsic desires of her heart.

The Boys' Club

Diane T. Dignan

Romance

This is an account of one young American soldier's experience in the European Theater of Operations (ETO) during the final months of World War II. The narrative is a series of anecdotes about people and events and the setting in which the tale unfolds. It is a story of civilians in uniform, young men struggling to perform their military duty and of the entire range of human behavior from selfless devotion to duty and their comrades to the other extreme of selfishness, greed and depravity.

ETO Memories - European Theater of Operations - WWII

Ostrander Jr., Leon D.

"I am Ismael Munch. My Maa Maa, Diane Ashley-Barlow wrote my story. The first thing I ever remember about me was being very, very frightened-mainly very cold." Follow Ismael Munch as he discovers who and what he is. This delightful children's story will please young and old and be passed down from your children to their children.

The Story of Ishmael Munch

Ashley-Barlow, Diane

Meet Myrtle, a treat-craving, leisure-loving turtle. Her poor eating habits prompt her to wear a girdle to firm up her middle. But Myrtle decides to exchange her bad habits for good ones and it pays off when she competes in a track meet at Tortoise Elementary. This picture book, with delightful illustrations by Dave Messing, shows young readers the benefits of eating smart and exercising in a fun and entertaining way.

Myrtle the Hurdler and Her Pink and Purple, Polka-Dotted Girdle

Dillon-Butler, Marybeth

Children's Books

Two little girls are admitted to the ICU with burn injuries that show signs of possible child abuse. The medical, social and legal systems swing into action and the investigation soon focuses on their father, who vehemently denies the charges. Dr. Steven Crane, a pediatric resident, is both a participant in and an observer of this process. He wonders if the father might actually be telling the truth. But Crane soon learns that, where child abuse is concerned, the accused are guilty until proven innocent.

The Salem Syndrome

Bartlett, Robert H.

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