Books published by publisher Amazon-Creatspace

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!

Seven ordinary teenagers find themselves in extraordinary situations, after finding out they have a strange disease which has given them super-powers. Now, thrust into a world of where they can't tell friend from foe, they have to rely on each other, as they encounter a government organization, an unusual school, and a mysterious villain, all of which have their own intentions for the boys.

A story that both kids...and their parents...will love! Patriae has held its citizens under tyranny for too long. Its corruption has left the family farms on the kingdom's edge to be plundered by raiders—and Aria is determined to fight them. When she finds out from her brother about the Pararii, a secret band who use their special powers to defend the people—Aria is eager to join up. She soon discovers, though, that as a young girl—the first female—she faces judgment and prejudice. But she’s determined to do whatever it takes to prove herself and take up the sword. On this, her first mission, she unearths an alarming secret—and becomes bonded to an ancient magic. She must tap her inner strength to defeat an entire army. The future of Patriae rests on her shoulders. Can she prevail?

"Animal ABC" is an excellent book to introduce the alphabet to children of their early ages. This one of a kind, hand illustrated alphabet book presents letters of the alphabet with corresponding animal names along with cute and funny illustrations. This book feature capitals and lower case letter forms. All animals have a short description with interesting and fun facts about their life.This book is designed for kids of all ages: babies, toddlers, preschoolers, pre-k and kindergarten kids.Age Range: 0 - 6 years.

For the past century little had stood in the way of those running the news industry, a handful of socialists; men, women, dynasties. No real threat to their power and influence had ever surfaced in that time, nothing that could not be dispensed with by the overwhelming force of their news empires. These demigods believed themselves invincible...invincible up to that one fateful day when catastrophe struck them down. It was a day like no other, the day when their long-held monopoly slipped from their grasp and their control over the truth, forever lost. This is the telling of that tale, a tale of the events leading up to that single turning point for the nation...a day when truth was restored to the people...and the liars put out to pasture.

For those of us who grew up in the 50’s and 60’s, “The Inchworm Song” holds a special place in our hearts. Who can forget the touching scene as Danny Kaye sings the lovely melody to a group of orphans, starring on the big screen as Hans Christian Anderson, the kindly story-teller. Hans shows the children a tiny inchworm, as it inches along the leaves of a marigold flower, and asks the inchworm in song, “Do you ever stop and see how beautiful they are?” The song captured the essence of our society’s failings in the 20th century — by trying to create freedom for all, we instead created a soul-less system of governance, that turned people into numbers.I always knew there had to be an inchworm story behind the song, and I searched for it over the years, wanting to read it to my own children. Finally, I realized that the only such story was the one that inhabited my own dreams: if I wanted there to be an Inchworm story for children, I would have to write it myself!Enjoy! ~ N.H. Shuman

For the past century little had stood in the way of those running the news industry, a handful of socialists; men, women, dynasties. No real threat to their power and influence had ever surfaced in that time, nothing that could not be dispensed with by the overwhelming force of their news empires. These demigods believed themselves invincible...invincible up to that one fateful day when catastrophe struck them down. It was a day like no other, the day when their long-held monopoly slipped from their grasp and their control over the truth, forever lost. This is the telling of that tale, a tale of the events leading up to that single turning point for the nation...a day when truth was restored to the people...and the liars put out to pasture.

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.

Enjoy one of the best children’s anti-bullies’books ever! Sydney the Monster Stops Bullies, by Dr. Tom DePaoli, explains to children how to stop bullies in an entertaining way. Sydney is able to influence children in a way no human can, and the fact that he is one step removed from real life,allows children to confide in his message in a way they simply couldn’t with any friend or relative. It’s powerful stuff. Sydney the monster is a friendly monster. He uses special monster and computer geek powers to stop bullies and teach children to respect differences. There’s no denying that bullying is an epidemic that knows no geographical or cultural boundaries. This book has global potential. There should be a copy in in every home, school, church or any place where young people congregate. It contains a message they desperately need to hear, it emphasizes prevention, organizations that can help, and actions to take.Protect your children from bullies now before it is too late.