Once there was a beautiful garden in a magical courtyard at a spot called Park Place.The courtyard had a pond with a waterfall and four big turtles. One day Mama Duck built a nest in the courtyard. The residents were thrilled when twelve little ducklings hatched. They fed them and watched them grow and grow. Find out what happens when Mama Duck winds up with a broken wing. This is a read-along book for story time, especially with grandparents and great-grandparents.

The Ducks of Park Place

Children's Books

Wolfzorn, Mary Ann

Animals

Woodcut Press

Millie’s Honor: Why did thirteen year-old Donny Weber die? That question haunts three boys who come of age during the civil rights era, JFK’s assassination, and Vietnam. Raymond goes to war and returns to Raleigh a decorated hero but a broken man. To honor the men who died to save him, he writes about the war. While working on A Soldier’s Heart, he turns to his high school English teacher for help. No one is as surprised as Millie when she and Raymond fall in love. As adults, Wally the grocer, Raymond the reporter, and Sheriff Bud finally solve the Donny Weber mystery. But when Raymond loses Millie his war starts all over again. Meanwhile Raleigh honors her in a most unusual way.
 Letters to Millie: Raymond becomes the town drunk. Bud and Wally intervene to keep him from killing Tiltin’ Stilton, the world’s worst lawyer. Driven to the brink of insanity, Raymond starts writing letters to Millie. Meanwhile, Stilton’s enemies bring big city crime to Raleigh. A plane crash, a dry cleaner’s sudden wealth, and contract killings have only one thing in common, a lawyer named Stilton. Three lifelong friends unite to stop the crime wave, and save Raymond from violence and booze. He turns his letters to Millie over to a friend for safe-keeping, and we see how writing saved a man from madness. Letters to Millie is about real life, but it is a love story after all.

Millie's Honor and Letters to Millie - Two Novels

Literature & Fiction

Powers, Neal Leon

Literary

Stories of San Juan Bautista, CA as told by a resident of the 1920s and 1930s. Character sketches of some of the old-timers

Stories from San Juan Bautista

Biographies & Memoirs

Abbe, George

Historical

George Abbe was only twenty-one years old when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. A youngster from San Juan Bautista, California, he could never imagine he would soon be in Melbourne, Australia. There he would meet a young lady named Joan Dorothea Henderson. When they fell in love neither of them could foresee that in their nineties, after seventy-one years of marriage, they would start to write it all down. Still, that's just what they did. To them this was just life's next adventure, and they are having the time of their lives.

The Time of Our Lives, An Adventure Through Life

Abbe, Joan

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