Books published by publisher AuthorHouse

Poppy and Puppy Are Friends is a charming and informative picture book designed to encourage safe behavior around dogs for the entire family. The many responsibilities associated with having a dog are depicted throughout in an eff ort to create a general understanding of responsible dog ownership and animal husbandry at even the earliest age! Learning to "listen" to and communicate with a dog is paramount in successfully raising children and dogs within the same household. In our human world, we often forget that dogs use a nonverbal style of communication called body language to express their feelings. This lighthearted and expressively illustrated book provides children with a general introduction to identifying and respecting these nonverbal cues. Children will delight in the fun, brief text combined with the use of vivid color and grey tones, allowing them to chime in and/or anticipate what is to come for Poppy and her puppy. Parents are invited to learn along the way! Proactive education promoting respect for animals with safety as a top priority creates happy pets, safe homes, and healthy family relationships . . . ultimately keeping more dogs in their homes and out of overpopulated shelters. Join Poppy in learning how to treat Puppy!

The author of this book would like readers of all ages and stages of life to be empowered by its message. Mrs. Hyatt provides ideas and explanations to everyday issues we all have to cope with on a daily basis. Whether dealing with relationships, communication or observations; we all must make choices that we can live with. Understanding that all behavior is purposeful and goal directed by teaching about power struggles, self control and validation can be life changing for children and adults alike. This book helps develop life skills and awareness of those around us which in turn will guide all of us toward inner peace and a better understanding of others.

A 4-month-old horse is separatedfrom her mother. In the middle of the night, thousands of miles away in Connecticut,Locket, a kindly burro, hears a tiny voice."I want my mommy," it says, overand over again."There's a mommy here who willtake care of you," Locket tells her.Weeks later, the foal, Beatrice,arrives at Locket's Meadow, sullen and angry. Although rescued from death in aslaughter house, all she can think of is how much she misses her mother and Canada'sgreen meadows.David and Kathleen, the farm'sowners, try to help her, but she grows angrier each day."She doesn't look like my mommy,"Beatrice cries to Locket when the burro tells her Kathleen will be her new mother."But if you give her a chance..."Locket says."I would give her a chance," saysanother, deeper voice. "If I could find my way there, I would give her a chance."Ernie, another foal, is days awayfrom slaughter. Can Locket and her friends rescue a horse two thousand miles away?If there's magic in friendship and moonlight, they just might save his life.

"Why me?" We've all heard the question, now here's the answer! Everybody Has Something clearly illustrates to children that we are all different from each other. It features real kids with real issues spanning from cavities to cancer. It's about diversity and acceptance, from a child's perspective. This book is for everybody because Everybody Has Something. Enjoy!

Children's Book On Manners: Teaching Young Boys To Be Gentlemen and Young Girls How To Be Treated! "This book is perfect for the kids I work with even though most of them are teenagers. It's a great reminder on what they should be working on. Even the older kids walk around saying "Because That's What Gentlemen Do!" as they open a door for someone! Jamie Schimandle - Career Asst. CRC "Mama T" came to our school and read her book to our second graders. They loved it. The girls all said they want their boyfriend, when they are grown up, to come to the door for them and not honk their horn. Yvonne Cortopossi - Elementary School Aid "I gave the book to each of my students for Christmas. It was a big hit. Other teachers wanted to know where I got it." Paul Bennett - Teacher of the Year "My grandkids really like the book. I have to keep extras because my friends are always wanting to buy the book for their grandkids after they see it." Carol Agnew - Grandma One of my clients, Teresa, wrote an awesome children's book. It's about teaching kids manners. It's a great book. Kids today are definitely lacking manners. Buy her book for your kids. You won't be disappointed! Maria - Day Spa

The Woodpecker & the Wooden Giant is the story of a woodpecker who must find the courage in himself when an unknown threat arrives. When the tyrant giant suddenly arrives in the forest, Adrian, the woodpecker, must find a way to save his magical woodland forest. Adrian receives wisdom from the ancient sea turtle dragon, Agathos, living in the shallows, where the river streams meet the sea. Adrian must discover that bravery and courage he needs exists within himself to overcome the giant tyrant that threatens his forest.

Finally, the truth is revealed about Manhattan's Deutsche Bank building fire. The devastating fire at 130 Liberty Street in the heart of Manhattan's financial center - a short distance from what was the World Trade Center - was one of the worst fires in New York City's history. Two firefighters were killed, and 105 were injured. One of the firefighters killed during the horrific fire was author Graffagnino's son, Joey. Graffagnino refused to believe what high-level government decision makers were telling the public - that the fire was an accident. After eight years of relentless research in pursuit of the truth - combing through public records and interviewing firefighters on the scene, government officials, informed observers, whistleblowers and eyewitnesses - Graffagnino uncovered the truth. The horrific seven-alarm Deutsche Bank building fire was no accident. And all efforts to quell the raging inferno were in vain. The Fix Is In is not based upon a conspiracy theory, opinion or undocumented rumors, but confirmed facts. Graffagnino places blame where it belongs and exposes the people who benefited from the catastrophe. Find out for yourself. Discover the disturbing truth about a calculated and complex conspiracy involving top governmental agencies, corporate leaders and organized crime figures. "The Deutsche Bank fire was preventable," said FDNY Captain Simon Ressner. "Preventive measures were deliberately sidestepped in the name of ambition and in the name of money."

Tim wants a set of drums. To get it he will need to know where money comes from. His dad teaches him a valuable lesson by taking him to the bank to meet his accountant. Tim learns how to earn, save, lend and spend money. After Tim meets with his dad's accountant, he goes home and finds a way to earn money needed for what he wants. Tim also learns that having what he wants often takes commitment and sacrifice. He takes pride in being able to buy his drum set with his own money he has earned and best of all he still has money saved.

This book was written for both hockey player and coach. Hockey has been a passion of mine since early childhood. Born and raised in Canada and relocating to the United States in 1990, hockey has been the fabric of our family tree. From youth hockey to having the opportunity to play at the minor professional level, I have enjoyed this great game and the life lessons it has instilled along the way. It was during my career in university where coaching became a passion. I loved the weight room, the preparation, and the process. It was, and still is, a place of solace for me—a classroom. My love for strength and conditioning was born in the sweaty confines of the Miami (OH) strength and conditioning facility located in Oxford, Ohio, and run by then strength and conditioning coach Dan Dalrymple. Coach D instilled pride, work ethic, and belief in his athletes. Our two-thousand-square foot weight room was a place of preparation, competition, and embodied the “team first” spirit. At that instant, I knew my calling was to serve as a coach. I owe much gratitude and appreciation to Coach D. He was a mentor to me! Thanks, Coach, your imprint has left an indelible mark.

One lazy summer day in the summer of 1968, a young girl discovers an enchanting backyard teeming with fruit trees, flowers, roses, and a fairy-tale castle birdhouse clustered between pine trees and a mysterious old white cottage. Nestled in the back of this secret garden is a magnificent raspberry patch. Row upon row of bright-red raspberries dot the green leaves of the raspberry plants and light up the raspberry patch like lights on a Christmas tree. There the young girl meets "the raspberry man," the seventy-seven-year-old owner of this hidden wonderland, a Danish immigrant who came to United States to live the American dream. He sends her home with a bouquet of roses and a bowl of raspberries. Soon after this visit, she adopts him as her grandpa and they form a lifetime friendship. Charming illustrations help to tell this heartwarming tale, inspired by a true story, about the love that can be shared between the elderly and the young. This book also reminds us of the importance of kindness and respecting every generation and culture.

A little boy explains seven different religions or philosophies practiced by the children on his street. The main character, Ron, has a father who is agnostic. Other houses on the street include Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Taoist, Islam, and New Thought. Despite the various beliefs represented, the children all enjoy playing together. The book depicts a fictional street, which is a microcosm of the world. The authors hope to promote tolerance and understanding on the subject of religious beliefs for both children and adults.