Books published by publisher Amazon Create Space

The year is 2020 when Professor Felix Schwartz, your typical, garden variety, liberal college professor, steps out in front of a Mack truck and the lights go out. Thirty years pass by, all the while Schwartz remains a walking vegetable and ward of the state. By 2050 the country has gone through some slight changes thanks to a dramatic shift in the makeup in the country's populace giving liberals control over Washington. In that thirty years the country becomes the veritable paradise the ultraists have long sought to create, but more resembling a third-world, banana republic where English is replaced by twenty-five variations of gang slang, no one gets beyond third grade, rioting and something resembling football with hockey sticks are the national pastimes. There is now a "Forever President," welfare moms have replaced small business, corn is the cornerstone of industry, and people drive around in either battery-powered, bubble cars, or Latino lowriders. The professor suddenly awakens from his long slumber and embarks upon a journey to discover what America has become...Utopia!

Good Guys With Guns Abroad is an illustrated children's book about the men and women in the U.S. military who use guns to protect America all around the world. Illustrated by an awarding winning Hollywood artist and Marine Corps veteran, the book's simple, whimsical drawings introduce children to friendly military figures and the guns they use to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Inspired by a desire to teach children about "the good guys" who use guns, Good Guys With Guns Abroad is the second book in the Good Guys With Guns series.

Ms. Janice and Mr. Rob have vacationed in the seashore town of Duck in North Carolina for 10 years. Duck is a friendly place with sandy beaches where children and dogs romp to their hearts content. This year Lexi, a new addition to their dog family, will come too. But this vacation will be like no other and as the sun sets on the beach it promises to be a long night, one the family will never forget!

16-year old Amanda Perrotta lost her battle with Mitochondrial Depletion Disease in November 2008, but her zest for life and her zeal to help others motivated her to write words that would be uplifting and encouraging to others with terminal illness. Bridging the gap between dry medical texts and the lives touched by any life-stealing disease, this book serves as an insider's guide to the road ahead for those and their families struggling with illness and as an insightful and often funny look at hospital stays, suffering, pain, denial, joy, and most of all, living life as the only cure for Mito.

There is a Monster in my Room is the second book in the "Two Dads are Better Than One" series. In this book, Suzie hears a noise in her room. As her imagination gets away from her, she believes a monster is lurking in the shadows. She runs to her loving Dads for comfort and they help her find an answer to what caused the mysterious sound.What made the mysterious noise? Was it really monster? Read Two Dads are Better Than One: There is a Monster in my Room, to find out.

This A-to-Z guide to human anatomy introduces kids to their bodies using medically correct terminology.Written for children ages six through thirteen, The ABCs of You demystifies the medical lexicon, helps expand vocabularies, and offers a unique, kid-friendly window into how their bodies and minds function.Here, each letter of the alphabet stands for a selected anatomical, physiological, or philosophical concept that is summarized on a single page—with a corresponding illustration on the adjacent page. The book is meant for children to read with an adult present to answer questions as they arise—and they most certainly will. After all, The ABCs of You is meant to stimulate interest in the field of medicine.Children will be fascinated by the odd names of body parts like the frenulum, which connects the tongue to the floor of the mouth, and the zygomata, or cheekbones. They’ll learn where these body parts are located and what they do—along with some fun facts and some healthy habits associated with them.Providing straight talk about body functions, including several items about the nervous system, The ABCs of You is infused with whimsy, humor, and most importantly, love.

This book is a "Seize the Day" morning book as well as a "Close the Day" feeling good, book. While one big happy family in the Rainforest of animals are trying to guess what the mystery visitor is under Mama's purple sweater, what they discover is a whole lot about themselves. Full of happy risk taking to explore their own unique talents, this is a Fun, Musical, Educational, full of self esteem, treasure chest for children and families to continuously enjoy and learn from.

This is a story about a Little Boy and a Little Leaf who grow up together. They go through the seasons of life and have a loving bond forever. Eventually they grow old and are free to explore the heavens; knowing that new life will always carry on. “My Mom and Dad said that leaves can’t talk,” the Little Boy said to the Little Leaf. “How come you can talk to me?” The leaf curled up, smiled, and then answered, “Anything is possible in a little boy’s or girl’s imagination. That’s what makes them special!”

Toddlers and young children will simply love this inviting new series which encourages interactive learning and play. As each page is turned entertaining illustrations ask the child simple questions which they will love to answer. The bright and engaging illustrations encourage children to read the stories to themselves - enhancing each title's "appeal".

This is Volume II of Samir Sobhy's series Tales from Ancient Egyt, and it contains three stories. As in the first volume, magic, adventure, Kings and their court, animate all three stories, with suspense and packed-action. The first tale is about a neighboring princess who is possessed by an evil spirit, and one of the Gods of Egypt is requested by the Pharaoh to go and cure her. The second tale is about a prince who is predestined by the Gods to die young, but his wife attempts to save him. The thrid story is about King Cheops-builder of the Great Pyramid-and his encounter with a magician who gives him some worrying news about the future. It is addressed to children of 14-15 years old.