Books published by publisher Clearwater Publishing Company Inc

This thoughtful new abridgment is enriched by the brilliant commentary which accompanies it. In it, Laurence Dickey argues that the Wealth of Nations contains--and conceals--a great deal of how Smith actually thought a commercial society works. Guided by his conviction that the so-called Adam Smith Problem--the relationship between ethics and economics in Smith's thinking--is a core element in the argument of the work itself, Dickey's commentary focuses on the devices Smith uses to ground his economics in broadly ethical and social categories. An unparalleled guide to an often difficult and perplexing work.

Country boy, Noah, tells us how much fun it is to live on a farm with his mama, daddy, his dog named Peanut and cat named Smoke-Smoke. Then there are the horses, Tom and Mack, two pigs named Grunt and Oink, two cows named Brownie and Blackie and Blackie’s calf named Bootie. Then there are the hens. His favorite is named Penny and a rooster named Colonel Doodle Doo. Every morning at sunrise, Colonel Doodle Doo wakes everybody up by crowing, “Cocka Doodle Do” as loud as he possibly can.

FRECKLE FACE & BLONDIEFreckle Face or Hailey Benton and Blondie or Mia Neal, rambunctious third-grade girls dream of becoming detectives. They open a private investigation company to start solving cases so they’ll be experts by the time they’re adults. When their friend Katy disappears suspiciously from a party and her mother is frantic, police make inquiries searching for the girl. They should stay out of it, but Freckles and Blondie follow evidence police discard or push to the bottom of their list, and reveal new clues. Sharing their discoveries with police, they’re told to stop working the case. With timing critical in a missing child case that could mean the difference between life and death to Katy.Stay tuned to the next adventure of Freckle Face & Blondie. Follow us at http://www.lyndareesauthor.com or http://amazon.com/author/lyndarees, or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/lynda.rees.author/

FRECKLE FACE & BLONDIEFreckle Face or Hailey Benton and Blondie or Mia Neal, rambunctious third-grade girls dream of becoming detectives. They open a private investigation company to start solving cases so they’ll be experts by the time they’re adults. When their friend Katy disappears suspiciously from a party and her mother is frantic, police make inquiries searching for the girl. They should stay out of it, but Freckles and Blondie follow evidence police discard or push to the bottom of their list, and reveal new clues. Sharing their discoveries with police, they’re told to stop working the case. With timing critical in a missing child case that could mean the difference between life and death to Katy.Stay tuned to the next adventure of Freckle Face & Blondie. Follow us at http://www.lyndareesauthor.com or http://amazon.com/author/lyndarees, or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/lynda.rees.author/

Gabe keeps lists: why he's real, reasons he's not, and the rules that seem to dictate his strange existence. Danny says he's her imaginary friend and that's always been enough for the pair of them. But when she enters high school and a world of stress, turbulent emotions, and surprising first crushes, he finds himself asking questions and wanting things he never has before. His search for answers about where he comes from and why he's here becomes critical as Danny faces a profound personal loss and they both begin to understand growing up means sacrifice and learning truths you never wanted to know.