Books with title A Little Bit of Oomph!

Ivory and Jasper are wealthy, high-born, and now orphans. Now they are fighting for their survival until Jasper becomes an adult and can claim their inheritance. After Ivory's brother is forced into a military squad, Ivory sets out to follow him. She has a gift, and she knows she can protect her brother with it, and make it all look as if it's just luck. But when the captain of the squad discovers Ivory is following them, and learns about her magical gift, Ivory agrees to serve beside her brother until he is released. Now all they have to do is survive, which is no easy task. Not only do they have enemies grasping at their fortune, but the captain of the squad has his own enemies trying to destroy him. As Ivory fights to survive the year alongside the men in the well-known Death Squad, she finds herself wondering how she's going to leave after her service is complete when she's grown attached to the men in the squad, and to one man in particular.

"A Little Bit of Nonsense: A Wacky Poetry Collection" takes you for a journey to the loopy side of the universe. It includes poems about quirky characters, such as "Aunt Myrtle Has Geraniums," weird food poems, such as "Never Ask a Cow to Dine," oddball animals, such as the beaver with the "Underbite," and loony ideas, like "A Note to the Moth Who Ate My Sweater." Guaranteed to make you laugh, this is a book you'll want to read again and again!

Just a Little Bit of Me is the Autobiography of James A O’Connor. Born in 1942 at Preston in Lancashire, he spent his early years under the auspices of the British Army, being shunted from place to place and becoming a seasoned ‘camp follower’. Educated under duress in England, Tripoli Libya, Scotland, and Kenya. He joined the army in 1962 and became a civilian again in 1977. Having tried to make a fresh start, he finally settled for and thoroughly enjoyed his time as a self-employed window cleaner and member of The National Federation of Master Window Cleaners. Now retired, he lives in North East Lincolnshire.

In this delightful sequel to No Trouble at All, Sally Grindley and Eleanor Taylor have once again created a picture book that is irresistible to parents and grandparents. One day, Grandfather Bear and his two mischevious cubs go on a picnic. Grandfather Bear, as clueless and clumsy as ever, fails to notice a bull threatening to run over their picnic! But all's well that ends well, even with just a little bit of trouble.

In this delightful sequel to No Trouble at All, Sally Grindley and Eleanor Taylor have once again created a picture book that is irresistible to parents and grandparents. One day, Grandfather Bear and his two mischevious cubs go on a picnic. Grandfather Bear, as clueless and clumsy as ever, fails to notice a bull threatening to run over their picnic! But all's well that ends well, even with just a little bit of trouble.

Katie Wilson's dad is suddenly famous for reasons she'd rather not discuss! In an effort to leave a shattering scandal behind them, her mother has relocated Katie from Vancouver, to Um Yuck, Nowhere. Life is looking pretty much hopeless, until Katie asks for a horse, and her mother's unexpected answer is yes. Into their lives gallops Lt'l Bit, a horse who is nothing Katie hopes for...and everything she needs.