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Santa Moves South
E.J. Sullivan
Hardcover (Cliff Road Books, Inc, Sept. 30, 2007)It's been a tough year for Santa. He's overworked. His back hurts, his feet hurt, and it's freezing cold at the North Pole. Santa takes to his bed and just doesn't want to get up. What to do? Mrs. Claus has an idea, and it has a lot to do with Santa's favorite place to visit, the sunny South. The whole family will enjoy reading this original tale of how Mrs. Claus saved Christmas and Santa for all children around the world.
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Sea Anemones
Jody Sullivan
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2005)Text and photographs present sea anemones, where they live, how they look, and what they do.
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Parrotfish
Jody Sullivan
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2005)Text and photographs present parrotfish, where they live, how they look, and what they do.
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A Redneck Christmas Carol
E. J. Sullivan
Hardcover (Crane Hill Publishers, Sept. 1, 2003)Scrooge is reformed by trailer-park ghosts. Includes audio CD featuring Travis Tritt reading from the book.
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The Florida Night Before Christmas
E.J. Sullivan
Hardcover (Cliff Road Books, Inc, Aug. 30, 2007)Twas the night before Christmas, and from the Panhandle to the Keys, Florida is ready for the holidays. From Miami to the tinkling wind chimes of Pensacola, the state slumbers on Christmas Eve. Even the manatees are snoozing. All is quietexcept for one young boy and his brother, who happen to hear something very strange outside. Could it really be a very special Florida Santa Claus? Readers of all ages will enjoy this ''Florida'' take on the holidays, complete with golf carts flying through the night sky and some bass fishing lures just waiting for their lucky recipients on Christmas morning. Wherever they live, whether they are old or young or somewhere in between, all readers will enjoy this unique Christmas Eve fable.
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The South Carolina Night Before Christmas
E.J. Sullivan
Hardcover (Cliff Road Books, Inc, Sept. 30, 2007)Twas the night before Christmas, and from Greenville to Myrtle Beach, the state is ready for the holidays. From Spartanburg to the secluded beaches of Hilton Head, South Carolina slumbers on Christmas Eve. Even the shrimp are snoozing. All is quietexcept for one young boy and his brother, who happen to hear something very strange outside. Could it really be a very special South Carolina Santa Claus? Readers of all ages will enjoy this South Carolina take on the holidays, complete with pickup trucks flying through the night sky and some bass fishing lures just waiting for their lucky recipients on Christmas morning. Wherever they live, whether they are old or young or somewhere in between, all readers will enjoy this unique Christmas Eve fable.
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How to be safe in your home
Joan O'Sullivan
Paperback (Nelson Doubleday, March 15, 1969)One of the Amy Vanderbilt publications for women, this one covers instructions.on "How to be Safe in Your Home", includes detailed suggestions to avoid accidents of all kinds including first aid tips, medicine safety, swimming pool safety and much more.
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Willie Mays
Sullivan
Library Binding (Putnam Pub Group (L), March 15, 1973)An easy-to-read biography of the recordsetting baseball player who is one of three in the game's history to hit 600 home runs.
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Sea Anemones
Jody Sullivan
Paperback (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2006)Text and photographs present sea anemones, where they live, how they look, and what they do.
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The North Carolina Night Before Christmas
E.J. Sullivan
Hardcover (Cliff Road Books, Inc, Sept. 30, 2007)'Twas the night before Christmas, and from Hickory to Hatteras, North Carolina is ready for the holidays. From Charlotte to the barrier islands of the Outer Banks, the state slumbers on Christmas Eve. All is quiet except for one young boy and his brother, who happen to hear something very strange outside. Could it really be a very special North Carolina Santa Claus? Readers of all ages will enjoy this ''North Carolina'' take on the holidays, complete with basketball-playing reindeer and some bass fishing lures just waiting for their lucky recipients on Christmas morning. Wherever they live, whether they are old or young or somewhere in between, all readers will enjoy this unique Christmas Eve fable.
