Mrs. Armitage, Queen of the Road

Children's Books

BLAKE, QUENTIN

Literature & Fiction

Peachtree

Twelve-year-old Rox and her grandmother Mimi sell at a flea market every weekend to supplement the family's only income, that of construction worker and college student, cousin John Martin.

Sister Spider Knows All

Teen & Young Adult

Fogelin, Adrian

A special gift for any occasion when a message of love is needed. The author and artist have combined their talents to create a rare and sensitive book that immediately grabs readers by the heart and works magic that recognizes no age, no particular time, but encompasses all in its beautiful simplicity.

If I Found a Wistful Unicorn: A Gift of Love

Ashford, Ann

Animals

In the pursuit of his "calling" as an author, Blackford "Toad" Turlow is alsoforced to confront the mysteries of drugs, sex, violence, and betrayal.

The calling: A novel

Watson, Sterling

Genre Fiction

With crackling action and razor-sharp dialogue, award-winning author Philip Lee Williams brings the dark side of Atlanta to life with private detective Hank Prince. A former AAA baseball player, Prince has lately fallen on hard times and is thinking of bailing out of the private-eye business when he learns an old friend is missing.

Slow Dance in Autumn

Williams, Philip Lee

United States

Daniel, a sensitive young man psychologically traumatized by witnessing a brutal murder as a small child, begins to emerge from his innocent world into normalcy, because of his relationship with Rebecca, a divorced English professor

The Song of Daniel

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

A haunting story of love, grief, and confronting death The elderly Sam Peek is still mourning the death of his beloved wife when a mysterious white dog appears. Seen only by Sam, White Dog becomes a part of Sam’s grief. Though it’s unclear if White Dog is real or phantom, the creature eases Sam’s grief, brings him closer to his family, and helps him reconcile with his own mortality. Georgia Writers Hall of Fame inductee Terry Kay brings North-East Georgia to life through his elegant prose, and the thought-provoking themes of family, love, and loss will make readers come back to this touching story over and over.

To Dance with the White Dog

Kay, Terry

Georgia's Author of the Year for fiction presents a wonderful novel featuring his hallmark blend of humor and pathos. When a music professor tormented by a crumbling marriage and the onset of middle age recognizes his first love in a TV special on the homeless, he sets out with his hilarious born-again ex-con cousin to rescue her. The result is rollicking, riotous entertainment.

Perfect Timing

In Helping The Child Who Doesn't Fit In, psychologists Stephen Nowicki, Jr. and Marshall P.Duke offer parents, teachers, and caretakers a guide to the puzzle of social rejection and its relationship to non verbal language.

Helping the Child Who Doesn't Fit In

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Nowicki, Stephen

Duke, Marshall P.

Psychology & Counseling

In these two novellas, Andrews introduces readers to Jessie, a woman so filled with love, lust, and loyalty that she can't see straight, and to Cousin Claire, who can see quite straight--perhaps too straight. Nothing stops these two thoroughly different women who are equally dedicated to getting their way. 10 illustrations.

Jessie and Jesus and Cousin Claire

Andrews, Raymond

Humor & Satire

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