Books published by publisher Cartwright Publishing

Follow a young boy as he asked friends how to brush teeth. The answers they give don’t seem correct. He is visited by someone that teaches and shows him how to clean his teeth. The story educates and entertains A little story by a dentist, hoping to promote good oral hygiene. Educate children and their parents on the proper method of brushing. A boy tries to learn how to brush and is visited by someone to teach him. #GlennBanksDDS

Her newest book, Can Can-Kansas City's Last Era of Bets, Babes and Bombs, is the second in a four-part series based on Marie Wakefield's living-on-the-edge reality. Moving from a small Missouri town to work on Kansas City's Mob controlled, 12th Street party strip, required far more than Marie expected. Bikini Go-Go dancing? Sure, no problem. It seemed a timely opportunity for an uneducated twenty-year-old to save enough for a real home in West Palm Beach, Florida. A home where she and her two daughters could make a real start as a family...without interference. Dance until she saved enough money for the move, get the girls settled in, and enroll in beauty school. A simple enough plan. Until she met the man who helped run the Trap, the Mafia's illegal gambling joint and key meeting place. From the beginning, he had different plans for the pretty, clueless peckerwood. Can Can will also give readers an inside look at how some mothers and daughters, and wives along with mistresses, accept the normality of life within the Mob.

Is there any way Mabel can have a beautiful dress to wear to the Christmas party?Mabel knew many girls at school, some were weird, some were cool; some were friendly, some not quite; some were clever, some less bright; some loved books, some weren’t keen; some were nice and some were mean. So begins Aidan Moffat’s charming and delightful tale. The first children’s book from the acclaimed indie singer-songwriter, it tells the story of Mabel, a little girl who wants nothing more than a beautiful dress to wear to her Christmas ball. Mabel’s family can’t afford to get her the lavender blue dress she wants, but can they find another way to send her to the ball in a beautiful gown? This sweet tale is perfect bedtime reading, teaching children about the value of friendship and family over material goods. It is beautifully illustrated by award-winning artist Emmeline Pidgen, bringing Moffat’s wonderful words to life.

Dundee, 1915. Twelve-year-old Nancy Caird is desperate to do her bit for the war. So when she suspects one of her teachers of being a German spy, she’s determined to foil his plans, and ropes in the reluctant Jamie Balfour to help her uncover the scheme. Midshipman Harry Melville is on his first voyage aboard HMS Argyll as it forges through the black and stormy North Sea, unaware of both hidden rocks and German plots that threaten the ship. When Nancy and Jamie’s suspicions are confirmed, and they discover HMS Argyll is in deadly danger, they’re drawn into a web of espionage, secrets, and betrayal, where no-one is as they seem and no one can be trusted.

While gearing up for a new school year, it's a fact that a high percentage of students may focus on schools appearance with fashion and having the latest trends and sometimes less on having the right essentials and school supplies needed throughout the school year. One student in a small town decided she wanted to make a difference in her community by giving back, so she formed her very own back to school giveaway organization as well as to educate the importance of being prepared for school with the right essentials.