Books published by publisher Victor Publishing Company, Inc.

From the state flower to the state flying mammal, author and illustrator Deborah Kadair Thomas celebrates her love of the Lone Star State in this colorful tribute to Texas's most famous state symbols. With clever rhymes and her trademark collage illustrations, this what-am-I guessing game teaches young children about seven important state symbols and instills in them Thomas’ passion about Texas heritage. Thomas re-creates the vast Texan sky on the page, and readers use her clues and the shape of the clouds to discover what symbol she describes. She incorporates information on the adoption of the state symbols, including the monarch butterfly. This species of butterfly became the state's official insect in 1995 after the urging of local students. With fun facts about each state symbol, I Spy in the Texas Sky is a perfect way to invite children to learn about Texas.

The town of Andersonville awaits 16-year-old Amy Brantley when her and mom move to the small town. Filled with mystery and a dark past, Amy must rely on her detective skills she learned from her dad to discover what lies buried, while dealing with a high school sophomore, Joshua Freeman, who's obsessed to control her every move. Amy realizes the closer to the truth she gets, the more is at stake, including her family. Amy's obsessive desire to dig up the town's secrets and Joshua's lovesick determination to keep Amy for himself leads her down a dangerous path. Is the dark past of Andersonville still alive? Will Joshua's obsession over Amy destroy her? A YA Mystery/Suspense novel.

Based on a true story, Ruby at the Gate tells the story of Ruby, a lamb born weak and cared for by Robert Moses, a sheep farmer in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Ruby developed a deep bond with her shepherd. Once she became strong enough to join the other sheep, she waited at the gate to greet him every day at feeding time. This is the second edition of Ruby at the Gate, updated with delightful illustrations by Erika Cummings. According to librarians, the book has been very popular since its first publication in 2009.