In 1968 America was imploding-young men were dying in the escalating war in Vietnam while college students vehemently protested our involvement in Asia. African-Americans, tired of waiting for justice and equality, sacked the inner cities. Martin Luther King, a man of peace was assassinated and presidential hopeful Robert Kennedy was gunned down in cold blood. A young Bronx man named Tony Canaro had his own problems. His girl wanted him to give up his band and the trade he was serving his apprenticeship in to follow her. She wanted to leave New York and move to California after they spent the summer thumbing their way through Italy. Sandria told him he'd have to decide by June or she would be just a memory. In his teens, Tony was a leader in a Bronx gang called "The Wanderers". He always hated ultimatums and although he love his girl, in his world men lead and women follow. . . . or so he thought.

After the Wanderers

Cannistraro, George

Literature & Fiction

Page Publishing, Inc.

From an early age James had questions that could not be answered by his parents, teachers, or preachers. His intense "thirst" to know more about lifes most complicated questions not only causes friction within his family and teachers, but also casts James as social outcast until he is introduced to the Science of Christianity. In his high school years, James begins to uncover answers lifelong questions that previously eluded him, within this Science of Christianity. James relentless pursuit to understand the complexities of life leads him to an esoteric and erotically eye opening journey in which he discovers "The Hidden Codes of God." James encounters societys unwillingness to listen and accept what he has learned about the energy of Love and the multi-dimensional Universe wherein it exists This causes many failed relationships where lasting romance eludes him until he reconnects with a former soul mate, who not only understands and accepts what he has discovered but someone who desires to accompany him in his quest of "The Hidden Codes." As an adult, James owns and operates an award-winning landscaping business where his inspiration is completely drawn from his continual enlightenment. Ultimately, James comes to the conclusion that regardless of how they may be received, the codes that have been revealed to him must be shared and thus he is led to write his magnum opus.

The Hidden Codes of God

Newton, Dr. Robert J.

Religion & Spirituality

Mining for Meaning

Bailiff, James

Wolves in Sheep's Clothing

Larry Herneisey

The Fire She Set

Leigh Overton Boyd with Emily Adams

What Is Your Name?

Jonathan Rogers

In the 60's it became abundantly clear that a gulf of misunderstanding and mistrust stood firmly between the police and the people that need their services. Although the police department has seemingly gone through the motions of building bridges of trust and understanding in the ghettos, most of the city's two million Black and Hispanics' conditions were in many ways worse than ever.   While there was no doubt that intolerable conditions existed due to white racism over the years that was entangled with political and social greed, the power structure was as blind as ever to the true needs of the black community. In 1969, it became overwhelmingly clear that the Black and Hispanics had completely lost all faith in the police department. Crime on all levels was vertically rampant. The political powers were to hold a meeting in City Hall. Included in this meeting was the Mayor, Police Commissioner and the then Congressman of Harlem.   As a result of that unprecedented meeting they reached out to the black and latino police officers in search of motivated, dedicated, committed, aggressive, and fearless officers, letting them be aware that there will be a high probability that some may be killed due to their all out approach to eliminating gun runners and street narcotics conditions. Out of the 113 interviewed 20 were hand picked and were called the New York City police department PEP squad. Bennett Hinds was one of the members of this elite group. Two were killed and one crippled for life. None of the 18 survivors were promoted.

Where the Sun Didn't Shine

Biographies & Memoirs

Hinds, Bennett

True Crime

Welcome to the hilarious tapestry of musings of veteran newsman and columnist Ted Slate. In My Life and Other Aggravations, Slate mines the exceedingly rich terrain of his life, careers and experiences to share a uniquely eloquent world view. Whether examining his second-life career as a tour director, or sharing the trials and tribulations of aging, Slate's stories are a privileged invitation to unlatch a treasure chest of humorous and often intriguing experiences. Slate explores wide-ranging topics like the absurdity of exotic pet ownership, the challenges of texting, drinking calf blood cocktails with Masai tribesmen in Africa, hair-loss woes, to-do-lists, his love-hate relationship with Florida and his failed attempt to bribe a Yankee ticket agent with a colonoscopy, just to name a few. Slate's stories infest the mind as if they were your own. Part memoir, part cultural study, My Life and Other Aggravations is a compelling read that masterfully weaves together both the poignant and funny.

My Life and Other Aggravations

Humor & Entertainment

Slate, Ted

Humor

Losing a tooth can be exciting, but it could also be scary! Dee Dee is eating breakfast when out of nowhere, her tooth falls out. Her Grandmother tries to make her feel better, but nothing she says can make Dee Dee stop crying. Scared of what the kids will say at school, Dee Dee's teacher tells her that losing a tooth can actually be a good thing. A Straw Holder is a great book for children who are afraid of what happens after their tooth falls out. By showing kids that this is a fun part of growing up, A Straw Holder helps bring a missing-tooth smile to the faces of children of all ages.

A Straw Holder

McKenzie, Joyce

Children's Books

Learning to measure has never been so fun Join the curious little Inch Worm and his friend, the Ladybug on their journey to discover just how long an inch really is. From flowers to animals, Inch Worm, Inch Worm, is a fun and informative way to learn how to use a ruler. By relating numbers to everyday items, children can learn that math is everywhere. With colorful illustrations and cute critters leading the way, Inch Worm, Inch Worm will inch its way into the hearts of children while teaching them a thing or two about measurements. So sit down and enjoy the journey from one inch to twelve inches as Inch Worm and Ladybug explain just how big everything is

Inch Worm Inch Worm

Kayaalp, Suzan

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