Books published by publisher Palamedes Publishing Inc.

Gene and Kelsey dreamed of building a life together since they fell in love in high school. They met as children when Gene’s family moved in across the street and became a part of her already big Irish Catholic family. When they were teens, they started planning their future. Kelsey would finish college, Gene's band was going to be successful, they would get married, have lots of kids and be happy. It was 1974, what could go wrong?But the best laid plans often go awry. Kelsey got pregnant at nineteen and lost the baby. Her parents devised a plan to keep her and Gene apart. They wanted a more stable future for their daughter than the wife of a musician. Forty years later, Gene and Kelsey find each other again. Will they find true love again? Is there such a thing at their age?

Have you ever wondered who would be your special friend?Louis and Lola come from different places, and they have different passions, but they found new homes and each other. "We are the same, same, but different."This is a heartwarming story of genuine friendship shared between two adorable puppies. They teach their "people" about unconditional love, celebrating each other's unique strengths, and the power of collaboration through joyful mischief and dog antics.

If you love baseball, checkout this new inspirational baseball book. It would make a great gift for your Dad or any baseball fan. It is a story of perseverance and the impact of the legendary baseball coach, Gordie Gillespie. His leadership skills were second to none. This book proves that not giving up on your goals can lead to all your dreams coming true. This heartwarming story will motivate you to pursue your passion in life. Enjoy!

October Mornings in Salem, Massachusetts gives young readers a chance to experience a historic New England city through the eyes of two young boys as the excitement of Halloween approaches. The boys will take readers around the city to see their favorite places as hundreds of thousands of visitors to Salem do each fall. The book ends on Halloween morning in the Halloween capital of the world.

Taking a look at the unexplored life of our feathered and musical friends, Henry the Barn Swallow explores the way our world appears to a little bird. Growing and learning everything he can from his home in the tree, Henry is exposed to flowers of every color, the people who plant the flowers, and becomes acquainted with the ins and outs of the life of people. In an imaginative and lovely way, Henry the Barn Swallow is a tale that covers a great amount of ground. From his time in his egg, to his first winter migration, this story shares the life of one sweet little bird, his loving family, and their kindly Human neighbors.

This 44th edition—part of a series continuously published for more than 80 years and based on the 2014 National Electrical Code—is a handy instruction manual that has been used by generations of readers who learn the “why” as well as the “how-to” of wiring practices. Encouraging readers to tackle jobs small and large, the guide covers everything from repairing a table lamp to wiring a whole house. After introducing the basics—standards, codes, safety practices, and an overview of how electricity is measured and delivered—chapters show how to design a layout for lights, switches, and receptacles; run a line from a utility pole; install wires, circuits, and grounds; and handle special projects such as replacing old wiring and wiring detached garages and accessory buildings. The do-it-yourselfer appreciates the detailed instructions and drawings, the homeowner working with a contractor gains insight into how to communicate with the professional about the problems to be solved, and students and teachers appreciate the range and depth of the subject matter and the accompanying student workbook.