Don't Mind Me is a collection of the columns Terry Hargrove has written for the Pictorial Gazette, a Connecticut newspaper. In them, he discusses the problems of being an old dad, the unusual animals he has met/fought/runaway from, the family members who were like the animals only wilder, and his childhood that ended when he was 17 and again at 28. Terry Hargrove is the fourth of seven children, born and raised in Lewisburg, Tennessee. He grew up across the street from the Marshall County Public Library, and has had a love affair with books ever since. After 23 years teaching reading and English in his home state, he followed the path to Connecticut just like his favorite author, Mark Twain. And just like Mark Twain, he is losing all his money.

Don't Mind Me: A Tennessean Lost in Connecticut

Terry Hargrove

Ladder Press

After finding it was impossible to be "Super Mom" and realizing she was really nothing more than ordinary when it came to motherhood, Patricia D'Ascoli chose instead to find humor in her daily struggles as a mother of three boisterous boys. Her reflections range from frustrations over potty training her stubborn first born to lamenting the start of another summer vacation to celebrating the return of September and a new school year. Although she will never be voted "Mother of the Year," she hopes that her future daughters in law will give her just a little credit for creating the wonderful men they married. Diary of a Mediocre Mom: Why I hate Water Parks and Other Mid-Life Musings will make you laugh, make parents feel better about their own parenting and maybe give kids a little insight as to what their parents are going through.

Diary of a Mediocre Mom

Patricia D'Ascoli

Parenting & Relationships

A fun filled game book for science fiction lovers, Attack of the Sci- Fi Trivia will challenge huge fans of the genre and entertain more casual sci-fi lovers. Comprised of three different types of trivia, the book will be a perfect "party" game as questions will have people guessing, acting as their favorite characters and drawing sci-fi's biggest superstars. From Star Wars to Battlestar Galactica, Captain Kirk to Buck Rogesr, the book will have something for everyone who loves sci-fi.

Attack of the Sci-Fi Trivia

Nick Lyons

Reference

Easy Answers to Every Problem

Daniel B. Kline

Firebreathing Fantasy Trivia

The Christmas Kiss: and Other Stories

Literature & Fiction

Woodcraft, Elizabeth

Short Stories & Anthologies

Who are we? What are we? Are we what we think we are - or are we what others think we are? Infiltrated by noisy, clamoring visions of how our identity is shaped, author and veteran journalist Denis Horgan imaginatively explores people being defined by happenstance, by odd decisions and accumulations in their lives, by misjudgments, quirks. He writes of how we are seen and how we hope to be seen seldom being the same thing. Thirteen stories: Each and all as puzzling, complex, as wise and as funny as this life we think we paint for ourselves. Stories rooted in our own worlds woven around a core of a man who loses his identity, a man who gives up his own to take it, the new lives they form, the old ones abandoned. The age-old gem of identity is the binding theme but with each facet accepting its sparkle differently.

Ninety-Eight Point Six...and Other Stories

Denis E. Horgan

A Quarter Mile From Home

Vin Cappiello

Genre Fiction

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