Books published by publisher Zirlinson Publishing

This read-it-with-me book introduces the gospel message to children ages 6 to 12. It answers the questions: Who is Jesus? What did He do for me? Why should I live for Him? How do I live for Him. It is a short quick read that helps:- Spark a desire to be saved in a child's little heart- A child develop a loving relationship with Jesus- Foster moral living at a tender age- Helps parents start candid spiritual conversations with their children, at their level of reasoning

South of Rome on the Gulf of Puteoli stands the splendid villa of Marcus Crassus, Rome's wealthiest citizen. When the estate overseer is murdered, Crasus concludes that the deed was done by two missing slaves, who have probably run off to join the Spartacus Slave Revolt. Unless they are found within five days, Crassus vows to massacre his remaining ninety-nine slaves. To Gordianus the Finder falls the fateful task of resolving this riddle from Hades. In a house filled with secrets, the truth is slow to emerge and Gordianus realizes that the labyrinthine path he has chosen just may lead to his own destruction.

Using figures from Greek and Roman history and mythology to crack murder mysteries and whodunits, this compilation of tales by various authors spans the sprawling classical world from Athens to Alexandria. Imagine the death of Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Ovid being investigated by the likes of Brutus, Epictus, and even the mighty Aphrodite. Classical Whodunits exposes the venomous snakes lurking in the cradle of civilization.

This is the biggest and best collection of jokes for all the family to enjoy. It includes 8,000 rib-ticklers, covering every subject under the sun from Aardvarks to Zombies, including chicken jokes, doctor-doctor jokes, elephant jokes, horror jokes, knock-knock jokes, excruciating puns, riddles, school jokes, sports jokes and waiter jokes. Most of the jokes are sharp one-liners but there is also a scattering of slightly longer stories.

The morning of Agatha's marriage to James Lacey dawns bright and clear. But her luck runs out in the church when Jimmy, the husband she had believed long dead, turns up large as life and twice as ugly. Agatha has a go at strangling him. James breaks off the engagement. So when Jimmy is found murdered next day, Agatha and James are both the prime suspects. And they'll have to work together in order to clear their names ...'Beaton's dry sense of humour and her unflattering but affectionate portrait of gruff, often adolescent-acting Agatha makes this a bloom worth picking' - "Publishers Weekly"

Steven Saylor's historical mysteries set in ancient Rome and featuring investigator Gordianus the Finder enjoy a widespread following in America. Robinson is publishing the whole series - five novels to date - in the UK. Following the success of Roman Blood and Arms of Nemesis, Catilina's Riddle is the third novel in the series to be published in Britain in paperback format. Gordianus has washed his hands of politics and moved his family to a farm in Etruria, hoping to get away from the dirt and danger of Rome. But he cannot escape from intrigue so easily. Cicero wants him to work against the dangerous, charismatic populist politician Catilina. Gordianus does not want to know - but then the first headless corpse turns up in his well...Saylor brings the people and the politics of Ancient Rome to convincing life, in the middle of a fast-moving and compelling mystery.

An indispensable tool for parents and others working with young children, this intriguing collection of black and white photographs captures a wide range of feelings that come and go. Children, relating to the faces and the corresponding emotions in each picture, will easily engage in conversation about what situations might cause that feeling and how it can be handled in a healthy manner. The book is based on the premise that a feeling is neither good nor bad, right nor wrong, it just is. After honestly naming that feeling, children can learn to move through it in a constructive way.